Decoy Deloy is back with a new Video Mixup, featuring new tunes and clips from King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Snail Mail with Thurston Moore, Meat Puppets, and Green Lung. To celebrate the Meat Puppet’s 2024 reissue campaign, Hello and Decoy have teamed up for a limited edition tye-dye: get yours now.
They say it’s a thin line between love and hate. Maybe that’s why sometimes music we can’t stand winds up becoming music we totally fall for. This week on Click Vortex, Sam, Jason, and the crew in the Clickhead live chat discuss art they came around to from the likes of The B-52s, Jimi Hendrix, Phish, The Killers, Grateful Dead, and more.
Los Angeles-based animator Jamie Wolfe joins the wolf man Salvador Cresta for an attic hang out sesh, discussing her inky animations and videos with King Krule, Local Natives, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Adult Swim’s Rick & Morty, The Rolling Stones, and more
Click Vortex will be live today at 11am PT. Sam and Jason will be discussing music they’ve grown to love. Tune in and hop on the chat!
https://www.youtube.com/@wastoidsdotcomDecoy is hanging loose in the 850 W Lincoln loft with music news you need. Up first, Geddy Lee of Rush announces Are Bassists Human Too, a 4-episode Paramount + show featuring members of Metallica, Hole, Primus, and Nirvana. Then, indie heroes Grandaddy return with “Watercooler,” the first single from their forthcoming album Blu Wav (Dangerbird). And to close, midwest emo represent: Polyvinyl is hosting a pop-up shop in the American Football house on Saturday, October 28. Plus, new Friendzone from Sly Vinyl.
On this episode of the Spindle, John and Marc drop the needle on a true classic: Roxy Music’s 1975 “Love is the Drug” b/w “Sultanesque,” released in advance of their 5th album, “Siren.” Find out why this song still sounds so fucking great – and why it influenced so many future artists.
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On this episode of The Spindle, John and Marc drop the needle on a true classic: Roxy Music's 1975 "Love is the Drug" b/w "Sultanesque," released i...
Hotline TNT, Click Vortex, Dwight Twilley and more. Jenny Nobody drops the latest from WASTOIDS on you!
Now taking your questions via the 1-877-WASTOIDS voice mail, DIY rocker Will Anderson’s Hotline TNT. Balancing shoegaze guitars with classic songwriting, Hotline TNT remind us of a slightly more feral incarnation of early Teenage Fanclub. Ahead of the November 3rd release of Cartwheel on Third Man Records, call 1-877-WASTOIDS with your questions now.
This week, Decoy Deloy salutes the power pop songwriting of the late Dwight Twilley, who passed away on October 18th at the age of 72. Andy from Astrologer calls in with his remembrances of Twilley. Music News, October 20, 2023.
Just like an episode of Ghost to Ghost AM, Sam and Jason are back with a Halloween-themed livechat. Get a play-by-play of adventures at haunted hotels like Hotel Monte Vista in Flagstaff and The Rave/Eagles Club/The Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee and learn about the many musical obsessions of Stephen King. This episode includes appearances by The Ramones, radio legend Mary Costigan, Anton LeVay and more.
Hotline | Highlighter October 18, 2023. New music from Slow Pulp, Torres, and more, Hotline answers from Quasi, Fat Tony, Chris Farren, Wicca Phase Springs Eternal, and more, plus Nilsson Talks Nilsson: Harry’s kids share stories about their father.
Looking for new tunes? Decoy Deloy on the case! It’s time for VIDEO MIXUP. Check out British post-punks English Teacher, electronic tinged rock from Montreal’s Choses Sauvages, an unearthed wedding performance by Elliott Smith’s band Heatmiser, charmed alt-pop from Slow Pulp, and a dirty business rocker from Torres, from on her forthcoming album “What an enormous room,” out January 26 on Merge Records.
Friday the 13th Approaches. WASTOIDS is taking over The Dirty Drummer on Friday, October 13th. Plus, Click Vortex wanders down the rabbit hole of far out rock & roll conspiracy theories and Joseph Shabason talks vanity plates, skate vids, & horror movies.
On this episode of Hotline, we welcome “Sax Daddy” Joseph Shabason (Destroyer, War on Drugs) to the weird world of WASTOIDS to discuss his favorite vanity license plates, explore how skate videos introduced him to hip-hop, and reflect on his favorite John Carpenter movies. Welcome to Hell is available October 20 from Western Vinyl
Decoy Deloy with your music news: Bandcamp has been sold (again). As music licensing company Songtradr takes over, Bandcamp United calls for immediate union recognition. Voice your support for Bandcamp United by clicking here. WASTOIDS is taking over The Dirty Drummer in Phoenix, Arizona, on Friday, October 13th with a free show featuring Heavy Breather, Black Power, and Sputnik. Plus, the Jokermen Podcast lands at Hello Merch
Did the CIA get your favorite rockstar addicted to heroin? Was acclaimed horror writer Stephen King actually behind the murder of John Lennon? Were The Ramones, Sex Pistols, and The Clash funded by the KGB? This week on Click Vortex, Sam and Jason dive into the world of rock & roll conspiracy theories, with detours into the innovative early ’90s call-in show Ring My Bell and the mystic funk and hip-hop of PM Dawn. Hop in the van, the truth is out there, eat my shorts.
Hey there, WASTOIDS. It’s Jenny Nobody with Highlighter. On the latest episode of Music News, Decoy Deloy played a clip of Spindle host Marc Masters, author of a brand new book, High Bias: The Distorted History of the Cassette. And since we’re starting to think about the spooky season, did you know that WASTOIDS has a whole collection of Clairaudience podcasts? Hosted by paranormal artist Ersa Lowly (channeled by Lane Lines), the show features kitschy music and metaphysical calls from the 1-877-WASTOIDS hotline. It’s perfect for this time of year, as the veil between worlds grows thin. Give it listen by checking out the WASTOIDS Sound System (on zap.stream), a 24-hour, always playing stream of WASTOIDS sounds and auditory wonders. Always listening for the unheard. Stay weird WASTOIDS!
Click Vortex is going live in 20 min at 2pm ET. Sam and Jason are talkin' rock n' roll conspiracy theories ✨
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