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In this week’s episode, we sit down for a chat with Dr. Yang Qu, associate professor of chemistry at the University of New Brunswick, to discuss an exciting scientific discovery he and other researchers made.

This Week in Fredericton is a weekly news show dedicated to bringing Fredericton residents news about their community and the people that shape it. It’s hosted by journalist Zachary Roman.

In this week’s episode, we talk to the people behind a unique marketing campaign created in response to construction that could impact downtown businesses; and, Dr. Mary Louise McCarthy, who’s part of the team putting on this weekend’s inaugural Still Here: Emancipation Celebration festival.

This Week in Fredericton is a weekly news show dedicated to bringing Fredericton residents news about their community and the people that shape it. It’s hosted by journalist Zachary Roman.

In this week’s episode, we talk to the team behind a company creating a unique soil product with seaweed; and, an associate professor at the University of New Brunswick that led a team in creating a course for health care professionals about addressing barriers to reproductive healthcare in correctional settings.

This Week in Fredericton is a weekly news show dedicated to bringing Fredericton residents news about their community and the people that shape it. It’s hosted by journalist Zachary Roman.

In this week’s episode, we talk to the people fighting for a new pool in Fredericton and visit the Charlotte Street Arts Centre for a celebration of the talent of local youth.

This Week in Fredericton is a weekly news show dedicated to bringing Fredericton residents news about their community and the people that shape it. It’s hosted by journalist Zachary Roman.

In this week’s episode, we talk to the current artist in residence at the Fredericton Botanic Garden, recap last weekend’s Animaritime convention, and preview a new literary festival that’s coming to our city this Fall.

This Week in Fredericton is a weekly news show dedicated to bringing Fredericton residents news about their community and the people that shape it. It’s hosted by journalist Zachary Roman.

Episode 51

As today is the national day of commemoration for the Grand Dérangement1, music from New Brunswick Acadian artists has been sprinkled into the mix.

The Great Upheaval, Acadian Deportation of 1755-1763.

Playlist

| Artist | Song | Album | Year | Country | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chloé Breault | Qui Gagnera | Plage des Morons | 2020 | Canada | | Legendary Pink Dots | Double Double | Angel In the Detail | 2019 | England / Netherlands | | Bibi Club | Les Vagues | Amaro | 2026 | Canada | | Rachel Sermanni | Black Current | Live in Dawson City | 2014 | Scotland | | Caroline Savoie | Dans Mon Dos | Rom-Com | 2025 | Canada | | Flunk | Blue Monday | Blue Monday [Single] | 2002 | Norway | | Elton John | Goodbye | Madman Across The Water | 1971 | England | | La Famille LeBlanc | Saulnierville | Perdrais-je mon temps… | 2023 | Canada | | La Patente | Le Dernier des Troubadours | Le Cirque des Mal-Aimés | 2024 | Canada | | Vernon Reid, Márta Sebestyén, Karl Wallinger | Rivers | Big Blue Ball [Compilation] | 2008 | Various | | Hubert Cormier | Je Serais Là | Sous Mon Parapluie | 2024 | Canada | | Baie | Lalala | La Tête a Ses Raisons | 2026 | Canada | | Cocteau Twins | Summerhead | Four-Calendar Café | 1993 | Scotland |

Doing plays outside creates a certain amount of challenge and opportunity in equal measure.

My guests today are all involved with the numerous outdoor shows for the Taking It To The Streets portion of the 2026 Notable Acts Theatre Festival. Len Falkenstein, festival artistic director and co-director of The Rural Gap and The Anchor; Brandon Hicks, playwright for The Rural Gap; Hannah Crothers, playwright of Roped In; Goesta Struve-Dencher, director of Prom Prep and Demons; and Mimi Martin, who is again serving as technical coordinator for all the outdoor shows.

The join me to discuss the particular goals they had in mind for this year’s plays, how they can fit together on a single stage, and how to embrace the opportunity.

The Notable Acts Theatre Festival runs from July 22 to August 1, and the Taking It To The Streets shows are running nightly at 7:30pm at the courtyard of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery from July 26 through July 29.

What does it take to make a play? Ideas, patience and writing, although coaching and support go far.

My guests today are all involved in elements of the one-act plays, readings and production from this year’s Notable Acts Theatre Festival. Len Falkenstein is the Festival Artistic Director; Monika Rennick is the playwright of Detective Richard; Kat Hall is an actor in Marvin the Man; and Jill Connell is the festival dramaturg, and is presenting her work-in-progress DENNIS at the reading.

They join me to talk about this year’s productions, the role and approach of a dramaturg, and the incredible legacy of 25 years of the festival.

The Notable Acts Theatre Festival runs from July 22 to August 1 in various locations around Fredericton.

Sometimes, a celebration of life comes from an entire musical…

My guests today are all part of the Notable Acts 2026 mainstage production of The Dog Dies, a comedy-musical-drama production about the life and eventual death of a beloved pooch, Steve. Hannah McKellar is a multi-hyphenate playwright and performer (and vet!), who wrote the musical and stars as “Human”; Naomi McGowan performs as “The Vet”; and Acasha Knowles plays as Human’s bestie. (All three take their own turns portraying “Steve”, the dog at the centre of the story.)

They join me to talk about where this idea came from, Hannah’s experience as a vet and comedian, and how the sad tale of Steve Buscemi (the dog) is funny, heartwarming and a little tear-jerking.

The Dog Dies opened July 23 and ran through July 25 nightly at Memorial Hall.

Episode 50

Music, history and the skies.

Music Playlist

| Artist | Song | Album | Year | Country | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Orbital w/ David Gray | Illuminate | The Altogether | 2001 | England | | Elisapie | Sinnatuumait (Dreams) | Inuktitut | 2023 | Canada | | The Jesus and Mary Chain | The Hardest Walk | Psychocandy | 1985 | Scotland | | Run The Red Light | Song For Hope | Run The Red Light | 2010 | Canada | | Honey Gut | Sober Stoned | Hunter-Gatherer | 2022 | Canada | | The English Beat | Click Click | I Just Can’t Stop It | 1980 | England | | Feist | 1234 | The Reminder | 2007 | Canada | | sea oleena | to hold | Shallow | 2014 | Canada | | Pony Girl | Come Good | Laff It Off | 2023 | Canada | | The Beatles | Glass Onion | The Beatles (White Album) | 1968 | England | | Motherhood | Hallway | Dear Bongo | 2019 | Canada | | David Bowie | It’s No Game | Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) | 1980 | England | | Rage Against the Machine | Renegades of Funk | Renegades | 2000 | USA | | Dead Can Dance | Our Day Will Come | Our Day Will Come [Single] | 2026 | England |

On the day of recording this episode it’s the 45th anniversary of Heatwave Festival in Bowmanville Ontario.

There will be more on that later. There’s a few Heatwave references. I was there. I can speak to it. 🙂

And great music! Check these out!

Episode Song List

Talking Heads – I Zimbra
Miss Krystal – Say To Me
YES – Long Distance Runaround
Tyler Ellis – Down By The Don
Envy of None – Never Said I Love You
Gentle Hen – Sit on Roofs
SAGA – Scratching the Surface
Avralize – Close to You
King Crimson – Lament
RUSH – Subdivisions
Polyphia – Ego Death
Teenage Head – Picture My Face

.Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

My guest today was Peter Hicks, well-known front-man for Fredericton bands Sleepy Driver and My Black Ram. He joined me live in studio to talk about the changes in Sleepy Driver over the years, and the next steps he’s looking forward to, including changing perspective from studio to live performance-oriented music. Peter also shared one of the new songs he’s working on, called Gasoline.

Episode 13. A belated National Day for Truth and Reconciliation show, with a number of songs from on native Canadian artists.

| Artist | Song | Album | Year | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chanal & Villuis | October (Radio edit) | (Single) | 2007 | | Shpongle | Brain in a Fish Tank | Museum of Consciousness | 2013 | | Riit | Kina | Riit (EP) | 2017 | | Holly McNarland | Beautiful Blue | Home Is Where My Feet Are | 2002 | | Morgan Toney | Ko’jua | First Flight | 2021 | | Aysanabee w/ Raye Zaragoza | Come Out | (Single) | 2024 | | Genevieve Jaide | Begging You | Why Am I Like This | 2024 | | Chapterhouse | We Are The Beautiful | Blood Music | 1993 | | Ribbon Skirt | Wrong Planet | Bite Down | 2025 | | Rubber Rodeo | Before I Go Away | Scenic Views | 1984 | | Quantum Tangle w/ Lydia Képinski | Signal | (Single) | 2019 | | Dave Gahan | Kingdom | Hourglass | 2007 | | Sunnsetter | Try Again | Heaven Hang Over Me | 2024 | | Tamikrest | Itous | Chatma | 2013 |

Mike Bern has just released a new single called, Into The River, which reflecting on the dynamic and ever-flowing nature of love. Tonya chats with Mike about his new music, potential visits to Fredericton and artistic influences on Tobique First Nation.

www.mikebern.ca

Playlist

Mike Bern – Reverberations ::

Mike Bern – Into The River ::

Mike Bern – Ancestors ::

Mike Bern – no words for goodbye ::

The Barr Brothers, LaForce – Naturally ::

Qwinn – Congratulations ::

Burry – Pillow Princess ::

Whitehorse – Sweet Disaster ::

William Prince – Damn ::

The East Pointers – Landing Day ::

Bahamas – The Bridge

My guests today are all involved in the next upcoming Theatre UNB production, Stag and Doe: Maham Raza (Director); Brianna Hawkes (Technical Director); Kabilan Shanmugaraja (Stage Manager). Since I have several behind-the-scenes people with me today, we get a chance to talk in depth about setting up the location of this play, the magic of live, fake cooking, and how each of them stepped into their roles.

Stag and Doe opens at Memorial Hall at UNB on October 23 at 7:30pm, and runs nightly through October 25.

New music this week from Wednesday, Sloan and Absolute Losers and I also take a look back at a couple of albums released on Oct 6th in previous years. Check it out!

Absolute Losers – Kiss Of Death
The Luvmenauts – Brothers of Metal
Local H – Lucky Time
Lammping, Bloodshot Bill – Never Never
Stephen Malkmus – Jenny and the Ess-Dog
Soul Asylum – Black Gold
Sloan – No Damn Fears
Harvey Danger – Flagpole Sitta
Cake – Sheep Go To Heaven
Shockwire – Name Three Songs
The Ramones – Chinese Rock
MJ Lenderman – SUV
Wednesday – Phish Pepsi
Songs:Ohia – Farewell Transmission
Neil Young – See The Sky About To Rain

My guest today is Jared Carney, local filmmaker and organizer of the Demonic Brilliant Film Festival, the local festival of horror. We discuss some of the standout movies for each of the three theme nights.

Demonic Brilliance Film Festival ran October 2-4 at the Open Space Theatre.

My guests today are Natasha MacLellan (TNB Artistic Director) and Dean Fleming (Director) who are behind the staging of The Greatest Play in the History of the World by Ian Kershaw, a curious new production coming to the Open Space stage.

We discuss the origins of this play, Dean’s experience staging it with his wife, and some of the unusual things to watch for in this play.

The Greatest Play in the History of the World opens on the Open Space stage on October 16 in Fredericton, and runs nightly until October 18 at 7:30pm with a matinee at 2:00pm on October 19. It heads out on tour across the province before coming back to Fredericton on October 26.

welcome to the fox den, where i bring you tonal inconsistency, consistently!

in this episode you’ll hear …

mogwai – kappa (come on die young; 1999)
stars – international rock star (nightsongs; 2001)
belle and sebastian – another sunny day (the life pursuit; 2006)
barenaked ladies – call and answer (stunt; 1998)
her’s – carry the doubt (invitation to her’s; 2017)
barenaked ladies – what a good boy (gordon; 1992)
best coast – the only place (the only place; 2012)
alvvays – pecking order (antisocialites b-sides; 2018)
fax gang & parannoul – ascension (scattersun; 2024)
broken social scene – ungrateful little father (forgiveness rock record; 2010)
nirvana – where did you sleep last night (live) (mtv unplugged in new york; 1994)
peach kelli pop – tough stuff (peach kelli pop ii; 2012)
they might be giants – the end of the tour (john henry; 1994)
broken social scene – sol luna (hug of thunder; 2017)
belle and sebastian – sister buddha (intro) (days of the bagnold summer; 2019)
alvvays – saved by a waif (antisocialites; 2017)
darkthrone – paragon belial (a blaze in the northern sky; 1992)
barenaked ladies – break your heart (born on a pirate ship; 1996)
belle and sebastian – late developers (late developers; 2023)
mac demarco – this old dog (this old dog; 2017)
fall out boy – fame < infamy (infinity on high, 2007)
daughter – home (wild youth ep; 2011)
yo la tengo – madeline (and then nothing turned itself inside-out; 2000)
bjork – i remember you (venus as a boy; 1992)
even as we speak – swimming song (feral pop frenzy; 1993)
modest mouse – the world at large (good news for people who love bad news; 2004)
cocteau twins – amelia (treasure; 1984)
fiona apple – pale september (tidal; 1996)
mono puff – extra krispy (it’s fun to steal; 1998)

hiya! in this episode of indie whimsy you’ll hear …

1) the smiths – sweet and tender hooligan (louder than bombs; 1987)

2) arcade fire – sprawl i (flatland) (the suburbs; 2010)

3) the smiths – last night i dreamt that somebody loved me (strangeways, here we come; 1987)

4) amy millan – towers (masters of the burial; 2009)

5) 10,000 maniacs – trouble me (blind man’s zoo; 1989)

6) broken social scene – art house director (forgiveness rock record; 2009)

7) velvet crush – my blank pages (teenage symphonies to god; 1994)

8) arcade fire – flashbulb eyes (reflektor; 2012)

9) belle and sebastian – when we were very young (late developers; 2023)

10) amy millan – blue in yr eye (honey from the tombs; 2006)

11) they might be giants – we want a rock (flood; 1990)

12) saturday looks good to me – empty beach (one kiss ends it all; 2013)

13) belle and sebastian – shoot the sexual athlete (the bbc sessions; 2008)

14) death cab for cutie – before the bombs (the blue ep; 2019)

15) the aislers set – the way to market station (the last match; 2000)

16) the shins – simple song (port of morrow; 2012)

Artist – Track || Album
1.) Stephen Hero, Uncle Fester, Moka Only – One Square At A Time || The Squeeze
2.) Chinese American Bear – Magic Number || Wah!!
3.) Caribou – Volume || Honey
4.) The Darcys – Talking || Rendering Feelings
5.) Berlin Taxi – Tunnel Vision || Milestones
6.) Pillow Fite – A Friend || Hard Feelings, Soft Promises
7.) knitting – Sleeper || Some Kind Of Heaven
8.) Blood Wizard – babytooth || Grinning William
9.) Bonnie Trash – Kisses Goodbye || My Love Remains The Same
10.) variety – Plover || Subtropical
11.) OMBIIGIZI – Laminate The Sky || SHAME
12.) Nate and The Busy Boys – Twist Then Shake || Busy Doing Nothing
13.) Louie Sanchez – Come Home Tonight || Louie Sanchez
14.) Fashion Club, Perfume Genius – Forget || A Love You Cannot Shake
15.) Capital 6 – Andrew Wears Red || Not My One

Yesterday’s Weather is an internet sketch series that kept longtime friends and collaborators Jason McIntyre and Brennan Garnett entertained when they were isolating together during the Covid-19 pandemic. Creating over 150 videos which they shared to Instagram and Tik Tok.

The response to the series from both friends and strangers was enough to convince them to develop the series into a short film, which debuted at Fredericton’s Silverwave Film Festival this weekend, as a pilot to potentially develop it further into a tv series.

The 14 min film took home five awards from the festival’s awards including Excellence In Art Direction, Screenwriting and both male/female, or gender non-conforming, categories for Outstanding Supporting Performance.

We sat down with them to unpack the journey, starting with the creative chemistry to two share.

Hi all and thanks for stopping by! Another great episode this week with some 90’s alt rock and some new music from right here in our great city from Nate and the Busy Boys new album out this Friday, November 15th as well as a track off of Motherhood’s upcoming album due out in January.

Bryan Adams – Remembrance Day
Nate and the Busy Boys – Birdy Birdy
The Novaks – Doesn’t Anybody Hear It?
My Chemical Romance – Summertime
MJ Lenderman – On My Knees
Stephen Malkmus – Church On White
Built To Spill – Sidewalk
The Breakers – The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald
Pearl Jam – Sad
Alice In Chains – What The Hell Have I?
That Dog – Grunge Couple
Motherhood – Wandering
Beck – F**** With My Head (Mountain Dew Rock)
King Missile – Detachable Penis

Artist – Track || Album
1.) Bristol Manor – Faded Pictures || Nightlife
2.) Freak Slug – Spells || I Blow Out Big Candles
3.) shirehead – braintraining. || 97 percent of people quit before the jackpot
4.) Sego – TWO BOYS || TWO BOYS
5.) Kelly McMichael – Tour From Hell || After The Sting Of It
6.) Les Breastfeeders – Les pieds chez toi || La ville engloutie
7.) King Stingray – Light Up The Patch || For The Dreams
8.) Shriven – Blameless || Saints Rest
9.) The Canadian Dispatch – I hate car dependent infrastructure || Critical Care
10.) Our Girl – Something About Me Being A Woman || The Good Kind
11.) Yoo Doo Right – Eager Glacier || From The Heights Of Our Pastureland
12.) Spooky Mansions – Saturdays || What About You?
13.) Lisa Leblanc – City Slickers and Country Boys LIVE || Live avec l’Orchestre symphonique de Québec

1) Love – My Little Red Book
2) The Jokers – Sabre Dance
3) The Big Bopper – Little Red Riding Hood
4) The Surfragettes – Clam Chowder5) The Babalooneys – Moment of Truth6) Ted Newman – Plaything
7) Bloodshot Bill – Torpedo8) April March – Chick Habit
9) The Beau Marks – Baby Face10) The Green Reflectors – Cat Burglar Cut Up11) Messer Chups – Cheap Holidays on the Moon
12) Screaming Lord Such and the Savages – Don’t You Just Know It
13) Ici-Bons – The Rockin’ Gypsy14) Nate and The Busy Boys – Birdy Birdy15) The Trashmen – A-Bone
16) The Staccatos – Million Kisses17) Dick Dale – Nitro
18) Crew Cuts – Chop Chop Boom

CHSR’s 10 most played albums for the week of October 27th and November 2nd, 2024.

Artist – Album || Track

10.) DenMother – I Chased The Water || MermaidsX

09.) Rory Taillon – Now It’s Quiet || Hatchet

08.) Les Hay Babies – Tintamarre || Mots électriques

07.) Bonnie Trash – My Love Remains The Same || Red Right Hand

06.) Mombius Hibachi – Loosen Up The Noose || Falling Down

05.) Kelly McMichael – After The Sting Of It || Dreamer

04.) Stephen Hero, Uncle Fester – The Squeeze || Tough Era

03.) Lisa Leblanc – Live avec l’Orchestre symphonique de Québec || You Look Like Trouble (But I Guess I Do Too)

02.) Jon McKiel – Hex || String

Bonus Track: Pallmer – Swimming || Swimming

01.) Capital 6 – Not My One || Give It To ‘Em

1) The Tammys – Egyptian Shamba
2) The Babalooneys – Mr. Rebel
3) The Beau-Marks – Wouldn’t It Be Nice
4) The Volcanics – The Ripper
5) Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich – Bend It
6) Messer Chups – Popcorno Revenge
7) Bloodshot Bill – Tres Tacos
8) The Surfragettes – Toasted Western
9) The Crew Cuts – Gumdrop
10) The Green Reflectors – Get Set
11) Bomb the Twist – 5678’s
12) Tito Ramírez – Do Don´t
13) Link Wray – Autumn Leaves
14) The Stoltz Brothers – Rock’N’Roll Riot
15) Dick Dale – The Wedge
16) Chet Atkins – Dark Eyes
17) Vanilla Fudge – Keep Me Hangin’ On / Live from The Ed Sullivan Show

Artist – Track || Album
1.) Talking Heads – Pulled Up (Alternate Pop Version) || single
2.) Bon Enfant – Aire de plastique || Demande spéciale
3.) Caroline Savoie – Encore || single
4.) Chinese American Bear – Feelin’ Fuzzy || Wah!!
5.) Capital 6 – Foobadooba || Not My One
6.) Stephen Hero, Uncle Fester – Puttin’ Me On || The Squeeze
7.) Hemlock Ernst, Icky Reels – Raised In The South || Studying Absence
8.) Hildegard – Cruel || Jour 1596
9.) Jody Glenham – The Local || single
10.) Johnossi – Gemini || Forevers
11.) Blood Wizard – BIG FISH || Grinning William
12.) Goodspeed You! Black Emperor – BABYS IN A THUNDERCLOUD || “NO TITLE AS OF 13 FEBRUARY 2024 28, 340 DEAD”

Hello there everyone. Welcome to Episode 63 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

I’d like to start off with a couple of things. As always, I have a great assortment of surprises and a whole lot of stuff that’s going get you tapping and grooving.

First off, a little while ago I was honoured to Emcee a couple of nights of the Harvest Festival here in Fredericton. I met an awesome young lady named Kylie Fox who is from Fredericton.

You’re going to LOVE her.

Also, I’m sure you folks recall that my son Braydon moved to another province and said goodbye to a couple of bands that he was in.

Well, it didn’t take him long to jump into 2 bands in his new city.

And it just so happens that they are both recently recording, and I have one of the songs here.

So please head down the page to the little arrow to download/listen to the show.

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Book Club – She Was My Spring
Leslie Mondoki- Age of Thought
Kylie Fox – Brandi Baby
Alice Cooper – Clones (We’re All)
Yes – Run Through the Light
Triumph – Tear The Roof Off
Peter Gabriel – No Self Control
SAGA – Ice in The Rain
King Crimson – Discipline
Robert Plant – Heaven Knows
Rush – Mystic Rhythms
MELO – Glitter

1) Bloodshot Bill – Release the Beast
2) Sam the Sham and the Pharos – Haunted House
3) Screaming Lord Such and the Savages – Monster in Black Tights
4) Messer Chups – Magneto
5) The Deadcats – Munsters Theme
6) The Kac-Ties – Mr. Werewolf
7) Bo Diddley – Bo Meets the Monster
8) Ike Turner – She Made my Blood Run Cold
9) The Suffragettes – Banshee Bop
10) The Crew Cuts – Batman, Wolfman, Frankenstein or Dracula
11) October Country – My Girlfriend is a Witch
12) Kip Tyler – She’s My Witch
13) Bloodshot Bill – Dracula’s Castle
14) The Who – Boris The Spider
15) Green Reflectors – Crypt kicker
16) The Cadillacs – Here Comes the Boogie Man
17) Hawaii Samurai – Buffy the Vampire Slayer
18) Screaming Lord Such and the Savages – I’m a Hog for You
19) Ichi-Bons – Watusi Zombie

Back in action this week after my new favorite Harvest tradition of getting sick! Regardless, a great time was a had and the city came out in support as it always does.

On this week’s episode I’ve got some live Pearl Jam from this summer in Chicago, we take a dive into some ska and I celebrate a couple of birthdays.

1 T. Rex – 20th Century Boy
2 Rusty – Wake Me
3 The Inbreds – Any Sense of Time
4 Honey Gut – Sober Stoned
5 The Specials – Ghost Town
6 Operation Ivy – Take Warning
7 The Planet Smashers – Super Orgy Porno Party
8 Pearl Jam – Waiting For Stevie
9 My Morning Jacket – Highly Suspicious
10 Deer Tick – Born at Zero
11 CAKE – Meanwhile, Rick James…
12 Phish – The Divided Sky

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM! This week’s episode features some classic 80s heavy/power metal, as well as a sneak peak at a band I’ll be doing an interview with in a few weeks! It also features a live show review of Bat Sabbath, Conjurer, Ethereal Tomb, Iron Giant, Messe in Moncton from Saturday, Sept. 28, as well as a mini show review of Ethereal Tomb, Apes, Helsreach, Scorching Tomb and Necrohol at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre.

Here’s the playlist for the week!

Mayhem-Chimera

Mayhem-You Must Fall

Darkthrone-As Flittermice as Satans Spys

Tribulation-Strains of Horror

Savatage-The Unholy

Hypocrisy-Adjusting the Sun

Ethereal Tomb-Landback Stomp

Ethereal Tomb-When the Rivers Dry

Ethereal Tomb-Existing in the False Paradise of Shame

Helstar-Baptized in Blood

Black Sabbath-Symptom of the Universe

Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean-The Chalice

From Dying Suns-Vereor nox

Fluids-Dignity Swindled

Motorhead-Stone Dead Forever

Samael-Beyond the Nothingness

Samael-Worship Him

Warkrusher-Silence

Warkrusher-Shadows

Mitochondrion-Trials

Thanks for listening! Stay tuned for next week, as it will feature an interview with Blood Incantation talking about their new album “Absolute Elsewhere.”

Hello there folks. Welcome to Testing For Echo Episode 60 on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

Today I’ve decided to browse through the music archives and focus on a few that I’ve played before and love, but haven’t played recently. So let’s get to it.

Click that little arrow down the left of the page.

Before I forget to mention again. Testing for Echo is a winner of a Barry Award this year for Most Streamed Online: Testing For Echo

So thank you to you all!

The email for the show is TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com. I’d love to hear your comments, suggestions, or requests.

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“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Robert Plant- Bones of Saints
UK – In the Dead of Night
Not Now – Hear Me Now
Animals as Leaders – Tooth and Claw
Genesis – Dance on a Volcano
Gary Numan, When the World Comes Apart
Lifesigns – Chasing Rainbows
Prism – See Forever Eyes
Nash the Slash – Swingshift
Marcello Ciurleo- The Light of Day
RUSH – Halo Effect
SAGA – Mouse in a Maze

Sometimes it takes something somewhat outrageous for us to make sense of the world.

My guest today is Terry Graff, a mixed-media artist who combines whatever he can get a hold of into complex, multi-layered, challenging artwork. He joins me to talk about an exhibition of his work, filling one gallery with works from his Avian Cyborgs series and the other gallery with a combination of different series, including his Pandemic Horror Series. Terry joins me to talk about his long history of art-making from combining found objects and found ideas, and his constant inspiration.

Avian Cyborgs is ending its country-wide tour at the UNB Art Centre galleries, and is on display until December 6, 2024.

What if I told you that you have the chance to eavesdrop on a conversation spanning a century? What if I told you it would come to you as real mail?

My guests today are Don Hannah (playwright & author) and Natasha MacLellan (Artistic Director of TNB). They join me to talk about Greetings, the latest theatrical production from TNB. Or, to give it’s full title: Greetings: One Hundred Years of Family Life — birthdays, funerals, wars, and feuds; engagements, breakups, elopements, elections, school days, and holidays; tears, queers, debts, and secrets; I love yous, I hate yous… and all the news in between — in Twelve Letters.

You can purchase “tickets” for this “event” right now until the end of October, and the letters will start being sent to recipient later in the year. The event is limited, however, so be sure to act earlier to get a chance to experience it.

Horror movies allow us a chance to confront our own fears, but in a safe way.

My guest today is Jared Carney, founder of the Demonic Brilliance Film Festival. This local festival celebrates the creepy, the odd, the horror movies and shorts. Jared joins me to talk about the appeal of horror movies, the origin and shape of the festival, and some of the featured films coming to screams near you.

The Demonic Brilliance Film Festival runs October 3-5 at Theatre New Brunswick.

Hi Folks! This week’s episode features an interview with Doug from Pyrrhon. We got to chat about their new album “Exhaust,” which came out a few weeks back on Willowtip Records. Hope you all enjoy the interview! Also a side note: during one of the two Gorguts songs, my PC did crash, apologies for that!

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Pyrrhon-Not Going To Mars

Pyrrhon-Out of Gas

Pyrrhon-Luck of the Draw

Pyrrhon-Last Gasp

Pyrrhon-Hell Medicine

Anaal Naathrakh-This Cannot Be the End

Nile-The Burning Pits of the Duat

Gorguts-Absconders

Gorguts-Reduced to Silence

Inter Arma-Desolation’s Harp

From Dying Suns-Calamity

From Dying Suns-Ascent

Brujeria-Desperado

Dopethrone-Shlaghammer

heya heya! on today’s episode of indie whimsy you’ll hear:

1) half passed dead – sci-fi caper (star stuff)

2) write what you know – stars (nightsongs)

3) rush hour – the shermans (moshi moshi pop international style)

4) hands free – wut (now)

5) nowhere fast – the smiths (meat is murder)

6) we can have it – the dears (no cities left)

7) my heart won’t break – club 8 (the friend i once had)

8) your type – alvvays (antisocialites)

9) doorstop rhythmic bloc – prolapse (pointless walks to dismal places)

10) hlemmur song – u.s. highball (short songs vol. 2)

11) we laugh indoors – death cab for cutie (the photo album)

12) charms around your wrist – the softies (it’s love)

13) sensurround – they might be giants (s-e-x-x-y single)

14) toy tambourine – aberdeen (fireworks and other singles)

15) pastels badge – talulah gosh (backwash)

16) if you find yourself caught in love – belle and sebastian (dear catastrophe waitress)

17) saturday’s cool – eggs (eggs teenbeat 96 exploder)

18) shelia take a bow – the smiths (louder than bombs)

spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1DpVievUuFIafwf4QKNTOA?si=33dbedff3b9e4501

Sometimes, it takes a poem to truly express the world.

My guest is Fawn Parker, newly-minted Poet Laureate of the city of Fredericton. Fawn joins me to talk about their process for writing, the novels they have written (and the new one just released), and their job as the Poet Laureate.

Fawn Parker’s latest book, Hi, it’s me is currently on bookstore shelves.

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM! This week’s episode features lots of dissonant metal, as well as a few classic heavy and doom tunes. I also played material from bands that share members with Pyrrhon, as I will be doing an interview with Doug (vocals) from Pyrrhon on next week’s episode!

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Mercyful Fate-Come to the Sabbath

Pentagram-Death Row

Overkill-Deny the Cross

Eyehategod-Take as Needed for Pain

Godflesh-Dream Long Dead

Immolation-Lost Passion

Cancer Bats-Crocodiles

Cancer Bats-Shadow of Mercury

Cancer Bats-Rattlesnake

Cancer Bats-Winterpeg

Gorguts-La Vie Est Prelude

Gorguts-The Carnal State

Ulcerate-We Are Nil

Rotting Christ-Semigod

Full of Hell-Crawling Back to God

Phobocosm-Knives In the Senate House

Weeping Sores-Song of Embers

Seputus-The Forgetting Curve

Scarcity-Venom and Cadmium

Glorious Depravity-Ocean of Scabs

Pyrrhon-Strange Pains

Noose Sweat-End It

Razor-Mental Torture

New Brunswick provincial political leaders, Premier Blaine Higgs (Progressive Conservatives), Susan Holt (Liberals) and David Coon (Greens) made their cases to Fredericton City Council on Monday ahead of next months election. The leaders had 15 minutes each to address the capital regions concerns, followed by a number of questions from council members, and how those needs will be addressed if they are elected.

Fredericton’s wishlist includes items such as a new aquatic center, help with transit, fiscal reform to reduce the city’s infrastructure deficit and property tax burden as well as more primary healthcare physicians.

Episode 50, where has the time gone! I hope you’ve been enjoying the shows as much as I enjoy putting these together. This was my second live show and we played some great local music and discussed some of the music news going on today!

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – Cyboogie
La Luz – Floating Features
Keepy Uppy – The Saxby Gale
Shotgun Jimmie – Cool All The Time
The Heavy Heavy – Happiness
The Breeders – Happiness Is a Warm Gun
Soulive – I Want You (She’s So Heavy)
Jane’s Addiction – Had A Dad
Guided by Voices – Glad Girls
Chillteens – Young Sheldon
Young Satan In Love – Bibles For Missions
Merle Haggard and The Strangers – Skid Row
Southern Culture On The Skids – Freak Flag
Slugmilk – Backstreet Records
Butthole Surfers – Pepper

Hello there folks. This is Testing For Echo Episode 59 on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

I’m really happy to have another great track from the new Mandoki Soulmates album and a legendary show ID from Leslie Mandoki himself.

I’ve prepared an hour of awesome for you. I hope you like it.

Click that little arrow down the left of the page.

The email for the show is TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com. I’d love to hear your comments, suggestions, or requests.

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Again, thank you so much for your support.

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Mandoki Soulmates- Devil’s Encyclopedia
Nightwinds – Sad But True
Triumph – I Live For The Weekend
Mr. Mister – Something Real
Yes – Holy Lamb (Song for Harmonic Convergence)
Tegan and Sara – Northshore
Vigil – On Me
Led Zeppelin – The Rover
Melo – Want You To See
Bryan Ferry – Crazy Love
King Crimson – No Warning
SAGA – Time To Play
RUSH – Entre Nous
B-52’s – 52 Girls

Hi Folks!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption! It’s September, one of my favourite months of the year! This week’s episode features tons of new material I got on a recent trip I went on. The first hour or so of the show features some lighter material before we get into some pretty heavy stuff near the end of the show, as well as some sludge!

Here’s this week’s playlist:

Diamond Head-Am I Evil?

Black Sabbath-Cross of Thorns

1000 Homo DJs-Supernaut (Black Sabbath Cover)

Danzig-Tired of Being Alive

Candlemass-Where the Runes Still Speak

Manilla Road-Mystification

Turbo-Ignite the Night

Turbo-Broke and Ugly

Sepultura-Propaganda

Repugnant-Spawn of Pure Malevolence

200 Stab Wounds-Drilling Your Head

Spectral Wound-The Horn Marauding

Ares Kingdom-Failsafe

Archagathus-Incomprehensible Octogenarian

Archagathus-War Monger

Corrosion of Conformity-Great Purification

Dopethrone-Devil’s Dandruff

Dopethrone-Shot Down

Asphyx-Asphyx (Forgotten War)

Primitive Man-Commerce

Hi folks! This week’s episode features the second and final part of the Earache Records Retrospective with Stephanie. This episode covers some of the mid-90s on from Earache, and also features some talk about what the future of Earache may look like. Hope you enjoy this episode, as it was something Stephanie and I have been wanting to do for forever!

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Napalm Death-Twist the Knife (Slowly)

Brutal Truth-Denial of Existence

Vader-Wings

Massacre-From Beyond

Nocturnus-Empire of the Sands

Cadaver-Hallucinating Anxiety

Confessor-Uncontrolled

Decapitated-Human’s Dust

The Chasm-Fortress

Akercocke-The Promise

Akercocke-My Apterous Angel

Wormrot-Desolate Landscapes

Woods of Ypres-Halves and Quarters

Woods of Ypres-Retrosleep in the Morning Calm

Woods of Ypres-Keeper of the Ledger

Spectral Wound-A Coin Upon the Tongue

Warkrusher-Sea of Suffering

Thanks for tuning in! Tune in next week for more Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM!

Hello there folks. This is Testing For Echo Episode 58 on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

What an amazing show we have! I spent time sorting out the music and then sat back and thought WOW! This is a great show. The listeners will really enjoy this.

Don’t take my word for it. Click that arrow down the left to listen.

The email for the show is TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com. I’d love to hear your comments, suggestions, or requests.

Also, please visit and join our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/TestingForEchoCHSR/

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Mandoki Soulmates- We Stay Loud
Yes- Tempus Fugit
Profiler – Glitch Theory
Teenage Head – Top Down
Bryan Ferry – The ‘In’ Crown
RUSH – Superconductor
Saga – Climbing The Ladder
The Strange Happenings – Subanimal
Kate Bush – This Woman’s Work
Melo – Paralyzed
Christina Chong – Flying Blind
Vigil – In The Maze
ELP – Hoedown

Back this week with more great alt rock from the 90’s right up to today!

Local H – Everyone Alive
Skegss – Out Of My Head
Surfbort – Lot Lizard 93
Motherhood – #224
The Smashing Pumpkins – War Dreams Of Itself
Bloodshot Bill – Rusty Blade
Post Malone – M-E-X-I-C-O (Feat. Billy Strings)
The Babalooneys – King of the Surf
Slobberbone – Meltdown
Stirs – Bottles
Deer Tick – Mange
Crooked Fingers – New Drink for the Old Drunk
Brody Dalle — Hybrid Moments
Absolute Losers – Sky So Violent
Built To Spill – Traces
John Moran – Not Dead Yet

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM! This week’s episode features a variety of stuff, including a few tunes off Immortal’s At The Heart Of Winter (turning 25 this year!), some crust, and some very neat black metal. Next week will feature the last part of the Earache Records Retrospective with Stephanie, so make sure to tune in for that!

Here’s the playlist for the week:

KISS-I Stole Your Love

Toxic Holocaust-Rat Eater

Samael-Crown

Samael-Ceremony of Opposites

Dissection-The Somberlain

Gojira-In The Wilderness

Motorhead-Another Perfect Day

Motorhead-Deaf Forever

Motorhead-Orgasmatron

Warkrusher-Armistice

Warkrusher-Barren Existence

Warkrusher-Apostate

Immortal-Tragedies Blow At Horizon

Immortal-Where Dark and Light Don’t Differ

Blood Incantation-Slave Species of the Gods

Inepsy-Horror On the Greyhound

Inepsy-Who’s Next

Gorguts-Das Martyrium Des…

Gorguts-Elusive Treasures

Overkill-Nice Day…For a Funeral

Welcome back for another hour of fun music! We start off with some great early 90’s grunge tunes and a cover of a classic rock legend by Eddie Vedder. We’ve got some new music from the maritimes with Under The Bus from Halifax and we take a look at back some late 80’s and early 90’s college rock. Check it out!

Alice In Chains – Nutshell
Mombius Hibachi – The Man Who Sold The World
The Shivas – Love Buzz
Soundgarden – Blow Up The Outside World
Eddie Vedder – Room At The Top
Bloodshot Bill – The Stain
Under The Bus – Chinatown Express
Autogramm – Born Losers
Semisonic – If I Run
Wax – California
Radish – Little Pink Stars
Treble Charger – Even Grable
Husker Du – I Don’t Want To Know If You Are Lonely
Sugar – Helpless

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Hello there folks. This is Testing For Echo Episode 57 on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

What an amazing show we have! I spent time sorting out the music and then sat back and thought WOW! This is a great show. The listeners will really enjoy this.

Don’t take my word for it. Let’s get going.

The email for the show is TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com. I’d love to hear your comments, suggestions, or requests.

Also, please visit and join our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/TestingForEchoCHSR/ .

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Genesis – Dance on a Volcano
Bruce Hornsby – Tag
Not Now – Sleepless
Mike Oldfield – Tubular Bells 4 intro
Yes – Madrigal
Kansas – Paradox
RUSH – The Enemy Within
Saga – Password Pirate
Peter Gabriel – DIY
King Crimson – The Howler
Meelo – Don’t Feel a Thing
Polyphia – Playing God
JC and the Buddagong – Walks of Life
Eve Parker Finley – The Mirror

Hi Folks! This week’s episode of Harmony Corruption features Stephanie as a guest host, and we got to chat about Earache Records’ long history in extreme metal, grind and more. Next week’s episode will feature part two of the Earache Records Retrospective, and will feature Stephanie again! This week focuses on the golden age of Earache Records, next week will cover some of the later hits released by the label. I’ve wanted to do a retrospective on Earache for a long time, as they are the label that released many of my all-time favourite metal albums.

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Entombed-Left Hand Path

Carcass-Slash Dementia

Repulsion-Six Feet Under

Napalm Death-Instinct of Survival

Napalm Death-If The Truth Be Known

Godflesh-Christbait Rising

Bolt Thrower-Through The Eye of Terror

Terrorizer-Dead Shall Rise

Sleep-Holy Mountain

Cathedral-Enter the Worms

Carnage-Torn Apart

Morbid Angel-Bleed For the Devil

Morbid Angel-Chapel of Ghouls

Six Brew Bantha-Outcome of Ignorance

Six Brew Bantha-Neglectful

Six Brew Bantha-Know Peace

Six Brew Bantha-Opposition

Holy Grinder-End Terror

Holy Grinder-Violent Death

Holy Grinder-Heretic

Welcome to Episode 46 of Away From The Mire on CHSR! On this weeks episode you’ll hear my review of the Smashing Pumpkins in Bangor (spoiler alert, it was awesome!) and a track from their debut album, Gish. We also have new music from alt rock legends Janes Addiction, a track from the new Deer Tick album and a fresh cut from excellent local indie band Chillteens. Check out the playlist below and give it a listen! Follow me on instagram @teflonsteve for show updates and more!

The Smashing Pumpkins – Rhinoceros
Jane’s Addiction – Imminent Redemption
Sandbox – Collide
Pearl Jam – Superblood Wolfmoon
Jon McKiel – Hex
Death Cab for Cutie – President of What?
Billy Strings – Enough To Leave
Kings of Leon – Supersoaker
Deer Tick – Big Black Hearse
Andrew Hunter & The Gatherers – The Feel Good Song
Chillteens – Irvine
The Saskatones – Mariner 10
Les Claypool’s Duo De Twang – Stayin’ Alive
Keller Williams – Freeker By the Speaker

Hi All, hope you had a great New Brunswick day weekend. If you happen to want some more New Brunswick to celebrate check out this weekend stogged full of New Brunswick artists and songs. More New Brunswick than drinking Alpine in an Irving parking lot with your buddies Mike and Pierre!

1 B.J. Snowden – New Brunswick
2 Grand Theft Bus – Student
3 Motherhood – Crawly I
4 Brookside Mall – Philadelphia
5 Connor Fox – Don’t Ruin a Good Thing
6 Pony Rouge – H20
7 MESSE – Révolution
8 Painsaw – Sacrificial Fist
9 The Merci Buckets – Executive Dysfunction
10 Chris Colepaugh and the Cosmic Crew – Things That Could
11 The Monoxides – Let Her Know
12 Dad Patrol – Crows Go
13 Thrawsunblat – Green Man of East Canada
14 Dionisus – Oh Yeah, Just Like Me
15 Nebullama – Nebullama
16 Nate and The Busy Boys – Community Radio

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption! This marks the 60th episode of Harmony Corruption, meaning 120 hours of Harmony Corruption. Looking forward to lots more. Make sure to tune in next week for part 1 of a History of Earache Records with Stephanie co-hosting.

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Testament-Careful What You Wish For

Testament-Hammer of the Gods

Accidental Suicide-Morbid Indulgence

Electric Wizard-Devil’s Bride

Electric Wizard-Black Butterfly

Helloween-Twilight of the Gods

Helloween-Future World

Scorpions-Pictured Life

Sepultura-The Hunt (New Model Army Cover)

Carnage-Self Dissection

Brujeria-Sacrificio

Edge of Sanity-Elegy

Edge of Sanity-Velvet Dreams

Opeth-Serenity Painted Deaths

Avulsed-Nullo

Avulsed-Nazino

Fache-Bine a Binerie

Fache-Manque de Classe

Fache-Embarre Dehors

Fache-Chien Galeux

Fache-Satancule

Fache-2 Minutes au Cachot

Domesticated-Cisgender Paradigm II

Domesticated-Coiling Apparation

Domesticated-Nostromo/Wax Eyelids

Thanks so much for listening!

Hello everyone. It’s great that you’re here and supporting Public Radio. This is Episode 56 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world and I’m your host Tim Scammell.

This episode has plenty of great music from friends of the show that has been passed along for your listening pleasure.

I have another from those lads from Argentina, Light.

I also have some awesome recent stuff from my good pal Jo Connor and his band JC and the Buddagong.

Please head down the page to the little arrow to download/listen to the show

I do need to remind you about past episodes. Older shows are eventually removed from the show page. If you enjoy the episodes I suggest you download them to keep.

Also, I’d like to remind you that Saturday episodes are replayed the following Tuesday at 7:00 am.

The email for the show is TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com. I’d love to hear your comments, suggestions, or requests.

Also, please visit and join our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/TestingForEchoCHSR/

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Trevor Rabin – Fragile
Kate Bush – Love and Anger
Envy of None – Dumb
Light – As Far as the Eyes Can See
Saga – Take a Chance
Steve Hackett – Leaving
FM – Seventh Heaven
JC and the Buddagong – Sirhan Sirhan
Not Now – Half Heart
RUSH – Circumstances
The Cramps – Goo Goo Muck
Sunday Cannons – Peter Pan Days
Vigil – On Me

Hi Folks!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM! This week’s episode focused on those bands that never got the attention I feel they deserved. With lots of cuts from Finland, Sweden, and more, this week’s episode will serve you well if you need some new bands to check out! I also do a quick review of Candlemass’ Tales of Creation album.

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Infernal Majesty-RIP

Infernal Majesty-Anthology of Death

Candlemass-Through the Infinitive Halls of Death

Candlemass-A Tale of Creation

Woods of Ypres-Death is Not an Exit

Demigod-Deadsoul

Afflicted-In Years to Come

Deathevokation-The Chalice of Ages

Excoriate-On Pestilent Winds

Disgrace-Obscurity in the Azure

God Macabre-Life’s Verge

Purtenance-Deep Blue Darkness

Convulse-Blasphemous Verses

Funebre-Septicemic Plague

Domesticated-Wire Orchards

Dead Congregation-Vanishing Faith

Morpheus Descends-Proclaimed Creator

Chthe’ilist-Voidspawn

Fache-Pet Sauce

Fache-Ultra-Mort

Fache-T’as un Probleme?

Fache-Misere Noire

Thanks for listening!

Jam packed episode this week as we feature music from the opening night of Phish tour in Mansfield, MA , a great cover of Blind Melon’s “No Rain” by up and coming jam-band Goose and a cover of “Ghost Riders In the Sky” by Charley Crockett from the Twisters soundtrack. We also feature some great Canadian live acts and of course you can’t have a jam centric episode without some good ol Grateful Dead.

Phish – Hey Stranger (Live)
Goose – No Rain (Live)
Ween – Voodoo Lady
Apollo Suns – Crybaby
The Luvmenauts – Surf Brothel
Charley Crockett – Ghost Riders In the Sky
School Of Fish – 3 Strange Days
Grand Theft Bus – Don’t Treat Me Like That
Chuck Prophet – Summertime Thing
Connor Fox – Paragon
Grateful Dead – Ripple (live)

New plays allow all sorts of experimental and alternative stories to be told.

My guests today are Erin Russell and Jake Martin, two of the primary folks featured in the main stage productions of this year’s NotaBle Acts Theatre Festival. Erin Russell is the playwright of the modern magical tale of social media and wishful thinking called Influentia, and Jake Martin not only directs Influentia, but his one-man comedic sketch show SNAKES ARE COOL is also a featured play. They join me to talk comedy and seriousness in theatre, the adaptation of the play with and without the writer, and a few teasing tidbits about these upcoming performances.

The main stage performances of the NotaBle Acts Theatre Festival take place on the Memorial Hall stage at UNB from July 25 through 27 at 7:30pm each night.

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption! This week’s episode featured all kinds of metal from across the spectrum. Black metal, goregrind, classic death metal, and even some gothic stuff. Here’s the playlist for the week!

Coffincraft-Ill Verdict

Riot-No Lies

Manilla Road-Dream of Eschaton

Annihilator-Road to Ruin

Annihilator-Reduced to Ash

Tribulation-Holy Libations

My Dying Bride-The Snow In My Hands

Akercocke-Summon the Antichrist

Spectral Wound-Aristocratic Suicidal Black Metal

Spectral Wound-The Horn Marauding

Midnight-Prowling Leather

Motorhead-Dance

Bolt Thrower-Tank

Bolt Thrower-Armageddon Bound

Baphomet-Torn Soul

Chthe’ilist

Fluids-Hope Forgotten

Sacrifice-Flames of Armageddon

Sacrifice-The Entity

Tiamat-The Sleeping Beauty

Thanks for listening!

Hi All! Thanks for checking out the show again this week.

I’ve got some great new music from the soundtrack to The Bear from Eddie Vedder, a new track from King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, new Phish, a great live Billy Strings jam and much more! Check out the playlist below!

1 Eddie Vedder – Save It For Later
2 The Babalooneys – Sittin’ On the Line
3 King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Le Risque
4 Phish – Life Saving Gun
5 Red Hot Chili Peppers – Castles Made of Sand
6 Jamie Comeau & the Crooked Teeth – Dust
7 Rick White,The Sadies – Life
8 Charley Crockett – $10 Cowboy
9 The Luvmenauts – Asteroid Mines of the Kuiper Belt
10 Billy Strings – Away From The Mire
11 Pearl Jam – Better Man – Live Mansfield MA 2008

One of the most exciting crops to be harvested each late summer is new performances of new plays.

My guests today are all participants in this year’s NotaBle Acts Theatre Festival: Len Falkenstein (festival organizer; director); Alex McAllister (playwright: “Gargoyles”, “Animate Objects”; director: “Predormital”; actor), Cassandra Bullett (actor: Soda Noir), Mimi Martin (actor: Soda Noir). They join me to talk about how these plays developed, and what to look forward to.

The NotaBle Acts Theatre Festival runs from July 24-August 3 in various locations in Fredericton, including Memorial Hall at UNB campus and outside the Beaverbrook Art Gallery and a few other locations downtown. Soda Noir is part of the Taking It To The Streets series playing on Monday, July 29 through Wednesday, July 31 at 7:30pm starting at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery courtyard, to be immediately followed by Street Scenes at 8:30pm starting at the Southeast corner of Church and King Streets, which includes Gargoyles. Predormital is part of the Acting Out series playing from August 1 to August 3 at 7:30pm nightly at Memorial Hall. Animate Objects is part of the Play Out Loud series playing on Saturday, August 3 at 2pm at Memorial Hall.

One of the most exciting crops to be harvested each late summer is new performances of new plays.

My guests today are all participants in this year’s NotaBle Acts Theatre Festival: Len Falkenstein (festival organizer; director); Olivia Onalundala (High School Playwright: “Little Rock”); Merrit Johnson (director: “Little Rock”, “Burden of Proof”); and Madeline Savoie (playwright: “Splinter, Winter, Bloom”; director: “Animate Objects”). They join me to talk about how these plays developed, and what to look forward to.

The NotaBle Acts Theatre Festival runs from July 24-August 3 in various locations in Fredericton, including Memorial Hall at UNB campus and outside the Beaverbrook Art Gallery and a few other locations downtown. Slither, Wither Boom is part of the Play Out Loud series playing on Sunday, July 28 at 2pm. Animate Objects, Little Rock and Burden of Proof are part of the Play Out Loud series playing on Saturday, August 3 at 2pm at Memorial Hall.

Hello again everyone. Thanks again for joining us and supporting Public Radio. This is Episode 55 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

I love this episode. It’s another sweet mix of classics and a bunch of brand-new music.

In fact, there are a couple in here that I’m betting dollars to donuts that you’ve likely never heard.

Also another example of a band reaching out with some great stuff to drop in here. Which is my absolute pleasure.

So please head down the page to the little arrow to download/listen to the show.

I do need to remind you about past episodes. The station uses donated computer space, so older shows are eventually removed from the show page. If you enjoy the episodes I suggest you download them to keep.

Also, I’d like to remind you that Saturday episodes are replayed the following Tuesday at 7:00 am.

The email for the show is TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com. I’d love to hear your comments, suggestions, or requests.

Also, please visit and join our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/TestingForEchoCHSR/ .

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Light – Cosmic Suspension
Jason Anderson – Looking Glass
Triumph – Never Say Never
Radz – Our Path to Freedom
Fish and Tony Banks – Short Cut to Somewhere
RUSH – Anthem
SAGA – Only Time Will Tell
Lifesigns – Telephone
Prism – Don’t Let Him Know
Dave Horner and Bob Sibony – Inside Passage
Curt and Diva Smith – Mad World
Genesis – Afterglow
Roxy Music (Live) – Out of the Blue

There’s nothing quite listening to a live musical performance that you’ve never heard before.

My guest today was Richard Hornsby. He is (among many things) the Director of Music at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton and Co-Founder and Artistic Director of the New Brunswick Summer Music Festival. He joins me to talk broadly about the experience of music, both from a performance and from an audience perspective, and about the selection of Latin American composers he has curated for the upcoming Festival.

The New Brunswick Summer Music Festival runs from July 29 to August 11 in Memorial Hall and Officer’s Square.

Musicians can be inspiring through their sheer love of music.

My guest today is Connor Fox, a talented local guitarist who plays lead guitar with Fredericton legends The Hypochondriacs. He joins me in studio to talk about his first solo release, Music Room, and about his life growing up with a guitar in his hand.

Connor also brought along an acoustic guitar, and plays two live versions of songs from the album: Don’t Ruin A Good Thing and Ain’t No Time.

Although not on tour at the moment, look for Connor and the Hypochondriacs around town and across the country.

Hi Folks!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM! This week’s episode features an interview with Colby from Wormwitch. They have a new album coming out next week, it’s self-titled! Go check out the singles on Bandcamp today! Thanks to Wormwitch for taking the time to an interview.

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Wormwitch-Relentless Death

Wormwitch-Hammer of the Underworld

Wormwitch-The Helm and the Bow

Wormwitch-Godmaegen

Wormwitch-Draconick Sorcerous Canadian Witchknights

Razor-Tortured Skull

Angel Witch-White Witch

Slayer-Postmortem

Suffocation-Jesus Wept

Death-Sacred Serenity

Darkthrone-Skald Au Satans Sol

Darkthrone-The Hardship of the Scots

Acid Witch-The Sleeper

Wayfarer-Black Plumes Over God’s Country

Carcass-Empathological Necroticism

Noose Sweat-Pathetic

Amorphis-Black Winter Day

Thanks for listening! Make sure to tune in next week for more Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM!

Thanks for stopping by for another episode of Away From The Mire!

New music this week from Pearl Jam, Waylon Napadogan, The Black Keys, The Tragically Hip and a track from an early album of the year candidate IMO, Rick White and the Sadies.

Check out this week’s playlist below!

Pearl Jam – Got to Give
Waylon Napadogan – No Frigs Left To Give
Pedal Steel Noah – Love Will Tear Us Apart
The Black Keys – On The Game
The Surf Hermits – Red Dust Rider
Skeggs – Stranger Days
Jade Elephant – Listen To The Beatles
Nerf Herder – We Opened For Weezer
Weezer – Susanne
The Tragically Hip – Get Back Again
Rick White and the Sadies – Standing In The Yard
Lit – Zip-Lock
Mdou Moctar – Imouhar
Loudon Wainwright III – The Swimming Song

I can’t remember the order of the songs but I know each one by heart

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Bengodi my love are you still there?

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Hi Folks! Happy Doom in July. This week’s episode had a heavy focus on the slowest of the subgenres: Doom Metal. Featuring doom/death, traditional doom, epic doom and lots more, if you like things downtuned and downtempo, this is the episode for you!

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Electric Wizard-The Chosen Few

Trouble-The Skull

Candlemass-Mourner’s Lament

Solitude Aeturnus-The Hourglass

Uncle Woe-How Great Has Been My Misery

Uncle Woe-Well

Uncle Woe-The Many Comforts of Calamity

Vallenfyre-An Apathetic Grave

Decomposed-Falling Apart

Incantation-Ethereal Misery

Autopsy-Ridden With Disease

Infester-Epicurean Entrails

Reverence to Paroxysm-Necropacity

Impetuous Ritual-Despair

Adversarial-Curse Blades Cast Upon Christ

Adversarial-Deathless, Endless Nothing and the Black Knife of Nihilism

Dopethrone-Spirit Ruiner

Pentagram-Evil Seed

Annihilator-W.T.Y.D

Thanks for listening!

Hello again everyone. Thanks again for joining us and supporting Public Radio. This is Episode 54 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

This episode is another perfect example of the joys of networking and making friends. My publicist friend Chip in Toronto sent me a shiny new fantastic track from the new album by Mandoki Soulmates. Thank you Chip.

This band started in 1992 with Ian Anderson, Jack Bruce, and Al Di Meola as founding members of Leslie Mandoki’s project and for over 25 years since, Leslie Mandoki unites a who’s who of the icons of Anglo-American and European rock and jazz- rock in the Mandoki Soulmates band.

It’s an amazing track. I’m really looking forward to the album.

So please go to the web site and head down the page to the little arrow to download/listen to the show.

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Gentle Giant – Isn’t it Quiet and Cold
Audioslave – What You Are
Mandoki Soulmates – Blood in the Water
The English Beat – Save it for Later
Genesis – Scenes From a Night’s Dream
Robert Plant – Dance on My Own
Kansas – Point of Know Return
Not Now – Hear Me Now
Gordon Lightfoot – Race Among the Ruins
Saga – Careful Where You Step
RUSH – Half the World
Peter Gabriel – No Self Control
King Crimson – Dig Me

Hi Folks! This week’s episode features a little bit of everything. NWOBHM, sludge, death/thrash, classic heavy metal, some new death metal, black metal and a whole lot more. This episode also features a live review of Dopethrone at the Broken Record. Make sure to tune in next week for some slow, sludgy and down-tuned fun, as it will be Doom in July 2!

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Grim Reaper-Dead on Arrival

Manilla Road-The Riddle Master

Rainbow-Snake Charmer

Voivod-Missing Sequence

Exciter-Evil Sinner

Morbid Saint-Burned At the Stake

Morbid Saint-Damien

Demolition Hammer-Pyroclastic Annihilation

Coroner-Son of Lilith

Hallows Eve-Plunging to Megadeath

Sleep-Snowblind

Dopethrone-Truckstop Warlock

Dopethrone-Sultans of Sin

Dopethrone-Porcelain God

Immolation-Christ’s Cage

Emperor-The Loss and Curse of Reverence

200 Stab Wounds-Defiled Gestation

Macabre-Zodiac

King Diamond-A Mansion in Darkness

Gorguts-Inoculated Life

Spectral Wound-Diabolic Immanence

Razor-Concussion

Thanks so much for listening!

Hope everyone had a great time downtown at Garrisonfest and the Canada Day Celebrations. I really enjoyed Jimmy Swift Band and Moon Hooch on Sunday night as well as Don Bosse was excellent on Friday Night. Some great music happened this weekend downtown and I’ve got more great music this week as we take a musical journey across Canada from East to West and North to South. All 13 provinces and territories are represented!

Stompin’ Tom Connors – Canada Day, Up Canada Way (Prince Edward Island)
The Novaks – No One Quite Like You (Newfoundland)
Joel Plaskett Emergency – True Patriot Love (Nova Scotia)
Connor Fox – Don’t Ruin a Good Thing (New Brunswick)
Sam Roberts Band – An American Draft Dodger In Thunder Bay (Quebec)
The Weakerthans – One Great City! (Manitoba)
Soda Pony – Astronaut (Yukon)
The Sheepdogs – Nobody (Saskatchewan)
Willie Thrasher – Wolves Don’t Live by the Rules (Nunavut)
Josh Rudiger – Running On A Circle (British Columbia)
Indio Saravanja – Northern Town (Northwest Territories)
Ginger Beef – Dew (Alberta)
Blue Rodeo – Diamond Mine – Live (Ontario)

Art of all kinds can be inspiring, exciting and rewarding. Everyone should find the art that resonates with their own creative spirit.

My guests today are Ysabelle Vautour and Cass Maz, two of the artists in residence in the Barracks Casemates this summer. Ysabelle is well known for being a visual artist, swing dancer and the founder of the NB Disability Art Collective. Cass has been attracted to art for most of her life and is a multidisciplinary artist, but found painting as therapeutic and accessible following a stroke. Both of them have plenty of their visual art on display in the residency this year, but join me to also talk about their mutual interest in improv and comedy, and their explorations of dance and movement arts.

The Firey – Myself

Miss Conduct – It’s My Life
Heavy Petter – Professionally Pathetic
Like a Girl – Angel Baby
Pale Lips – (You Make Me) Wanna Be Bad

Danger Inc. – Your Boy
Carissa Johnson & the Cure-Alls – Something Good
Chelsea Manor – Breathe
Feral Trash – Ghost in You

Sister Suzie – What’s Her Name Again
Justine and the Unclean – Picking a Fight
Amyl & the Sniffers – Balaclava Lover Boogie
Werecats – Mr. Boring
A Bunch of Jerks – Chad

The Ramones Project – I Don’t Wanna Go Down to the Basement
The Kowalskis – I Love You Baby But I Hate Your Friends
Hayley and the Crushers – Kiss Me So I Can
Goldie Dawn – What’s Inside (Never Die)
Grumpster – Secrets

The Lemon Drop Gang – Hit the Wall

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption! This week’s episode features some grind, war metal, and more Tony Martin-era Sabbath off Tyr. Here’s the playlist for the week:

Black Sabbath-Anno Mundi

Black Sabbath-The Sabbath Stones

3 Inches of Blood-Deadly Sinners

3 Inches of Blood-Revenge is a Vulture

Inter Arma-An Archer in the Emptiness

Celtic Frost-Dethroned Emperor

Celtic Frost-Morbid Tales

Caustic Wound-Guillotine

Exhumed-Forged in Fire (Formed in Flame)

Human Agony-Covering Cherubim

Human Agony-Doctrine of Cruelty

Human Agony-Mouth of Spears

Bathory-Necromansy

Hypocrisy-Mind Corruption

Dismember-Pieces

Gatecreeper-Caught in the Treads

Obituary-Dying

Electric Wizard-Black Mass

Dayglo Abortions-Bedtime Story

Strapping Young Lad-All Hail the New Flesh

Strapping Young Lad-Underneath the Waves

Horrendous Miscreation-Forgotten Troops

Iron Maiden-Purgatory

Converge-Jane Doe

Back for another week with some great tunes for the first week of summer. No song felt more representative of the recent heat than T-bird and the Breaks’ “It’s Hot” .

Also have some music this week from a few of the artists playing downtown at officer’s square this upcoming weekend at Garrisonfest and the Canada Day celebrations. For more information, please visit https://www.frederictoncapitalregion.ca/see-do/festivals-events/calendar-events/garrisonfest , hope to see you there!

T Bird and the Breaks – It’s Hot!
R.E.M. – Supernatural Superserious
Sore Loser – Chicken Soup
Deer Tick – Sacrosanct
Horse Chops – Goth Boys
The Jimmy Swift Band – Drive By
Grand Theft Bus – Mannequin
Moon Hooch – Acid Mountain
NYSSA – The Initiate
Built To Spill – Liar
Eddie Vedder – Long Nights
The Decemberists – June Hymn
O.A.R. – About An Hour Ago
Grateful Dead – Sugar Magnolia

Hello there everyone. Thanks for dropping in. This is Testing For Echo Episode 53 on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

There are several cuts on here today that many of you may have not heard for a while, if at all. But I’m confident that you’ll dig them.

Stay for the whole episode and send me your thoughts. I’d love to hear what you think.

So please go to the web site and head down the page to the little arrow to download/listen to the show.

For this episode and all future episodes after they have aired, please visit www.chsrfm.ca/testingforecho to listen and download the podcast versions of the shows.

Please note, the station uses donated computer space, so older shows are eventually removed from the show page. If you enjoy the episodes please download them to keep for later. Also, Saturday episodes are replayed the following Tuesday at 7:00 am.

The email for the show is TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com. I’d love to hear your comments, suggestions, or requests.

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Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Haken – A Cell Divides
New Musik – Living By Numbers
Sermon – The Descend
FM – Alone Together
Jane Siberry – It Can’t Rain All the Time
Spiritbox – Blessed Be
Genesis – Seven Stones
Rush – Afterimage
Melo – Sleep Alone
JC and the Buddagong – A Room Called Art
Saga – Listen To Your Heart
Alan Parsons Project – Project Breakdown

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week’s episode featured lots of new music from my collection! I had the opportunity to burn a ton of CDs onto my PC, so we’ll be hearing lots of new material off albums that I’ve never played songs off of. This episode also featured a few bandcamp finds.

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Satyricon-The Conquering/Dawn of A New Age

Satyricon-Forhekset

Judas Priest-Dreamer Deceiver/Deceiver

Cemetary-Rosemary Tastes the Sky

Motorhead-Dancing on your Grave

Motorhead-One Track Mind

Pallbearer-Mind Burns Alive

Pallbearer-Endless Place

Con Artist-Left to Die

Con Artist-Busted

Con Artist-Stubborn

Con Artist-Nightmare Nightmare

Con Artist-Con Artist

Chat Pile-Slaughterhouse

Chat Pile-Why

Azothyst-Bestial Blood Temple of Ritual Predation

Azothyst-Graveless Mass

Sodom-Magic Dragon

Sodom-Exhibition Bout

Overkill-The Years of Decay

Pentagram-Burning Saviour

Thanks for listening!

The Ventures – Classical Gas
The Green Reflectors – Cruisin For A Bruisin
The Rolling Stones – All Down The Line
Neil Young – Come On Baby Let’s Go Downtown
The Pixies – Winterlong
The Pixies – You’re So Impatient
Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush – The World Anthem
Pink Floyd – Welcome To The Machine
Black Sabbath – Tomorrow’s Dream
Cuff The Duke – Ballad of a Lonely Construction Worker
The Doughboys – Tuesday Afternoon
Deer Tick – Clowin’ Around
Billy Strings – Meet Me at the Creek

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM! This week’s episode featured a review of Death to All and Cryptopsy’s live shows. I got the chance to see the two bands back to back, and they were amazing! Tune in to hear more about the excellent shows. Here’s the playlist for the week:

Fetid-Draped in What Was

Cryptopsy-Defenestration

Cryptopsy-Abigor

Cryptopsy-Open Face Surgery

Cryptopsy-Back to the Worms

Cryptopsy-Carrionshine

Cryptopsy-Angelskingarden

Death-Beyond the Unholy Grave

Death-Flesh and the Power It Holds

Death-A Moment of Clarity

Death-Open Casket

Amorphis-Better Unborn

Amorphis-Elegy

Judas Priest-Ram it Down

Judas Priest-Blood Red Skies

Acid Witch-Devil’s Night Doom

Convulsing-Flayed

Archspire-Relentless Mutation

Thanks so much for listening!

Colliding Canyons – K2-141B
The Decemberists – Oh No!
Phish – Harry Hood
Jude – Rick James
Eels – Last Stop: This Town
The Smashing Pumpkins – Silvery Sometimes (Ghosts)
Sonic Youth – Silver Rocket
Slugmilk – Backstreet Records
Slugmilk – County Line
Gord Downie – We’re Hardcore
Gizmo – Luanne
Bruce Springsteen – Tougher Than The Rest

Hello there everyone. Welcome to Episode 52 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

One thing you may notice about this episode is that there isn’t too many tunes from my usual friends as in other shows. There’s nothing to that. It was just in a different kind of mood today.

However, there is one that is really special to me. Listen to the show and hear about it.

Oh, I’ve thrown in 2 songs from YES, just because. I didn’t think you’d mind.

So please go to the web site and head down the page to the little arrow to download/listen to the show.

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Andy Curran – Lucy
Lifesigns – Impossible
Yes – To the Moment
Triumph – Tears in the Rain
Steve Hackett – Wherever You Are
Fish – Credo
Yes – Future Memories
Saga – Time Bomb
JC and the Buddagong – Seven Foot Smile
Rush – Lock and Key
Haken – The Alphabet of Me
King Crimson – Indiscipline

With the many festivals and venues in the city, we welcome a wide variety of local and touring bands and musicians to celebrate great music.

My guests today are Aaron Berger, Nathanial Goold and CD Onofrio, who are collectively known as A Sea of Gold and Burgundy. They join me to talk about the origins of the band of three harmonic, lyric-writing friends, how their music is made and what its like to return to the group after a hiatus of over a decade.

A Sea of Gold and Burgundy are currently on their “Golden Horizons” tour, which includes a stop at the Living Roots Festival on June 8.

There are many elements of Shakespeare are iconic, from individual words, popular phrases he invented, to archetypal stories that form the basis for much of modern storytelling.

My guests today are all involved in one of this year’s Bard in the Barracks Shakespearean productions: Len Falkenstein (Grand Poobah of Theatre In Fredericton), Mary Walker (“Juliet”) and Alex Fullerton (“Romeo”). They joined me to talk about staging such an iconic play, and the fun of bringing these characters just over the edge.

Bard in the Barracks runs from June 21 to July 7, with Romeo and Juliet being staged in the Botanic Garden, and Twelfth Night being staged in the Barracks downtown.

My guest today is Jeff Patch, songwriter and core member of the band Free To Grow. Jeff stopped by to drop of the fresh new album Along For The Ride, so I asked him to sit in for a while and tell me about where the album came from and how it was made.

The official launch party for the album comes on the opening night of the Living Roots Festival on June 5. The show kicks off at 7pm, and also features Black Suit Devil, Noelle Frances and Josh Ritchie on the lineup.

From the album we get a chance to hear the title track, Along for the Ride and also Floating With Jupiter.

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week’s episode features a ton of new music from my collection, including bands I’ve never played before. That includes some music that released last year!

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Kreator-Leave This World Behind

Uriah Heel-Easy Livin’

Accept-Losing More Than You Ever Had

Thergothon-Who Rides the Astral Wings

Voivod-Live for Violence

Voivod-Voivod

Noose Sweat-Messiah

Dream Unending-So Many Chances

Dream Unending-If Not Now When

Mare Cognitum-Pyre of Ascendance

Civerous-Maze Envy

Necrophobic-Tsar Bomba

Kekht Arakh-THorns

Bathory-Song to Hall Up High/Home of Once Brave

Myrkur-Skogen Skulle Do

Myrkur-Onde Born

Karst-Consuming Lethal Vapors

Make sure to tune in next week for more Harmony Corruption!

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week is episode 50 of Harmony Corruption, which is super exciting! That’s 100 hours of radio programming! Looking forward to hitting 100. Here’s the playlist for the week:

Dio-Dream Evil

Noose Sweat-Dead State

Noose Sweat- Not Yours

Noose Sweat-Trap Door

Noose Sweat-Thoughts and Prayers

Live Burial-Swing of the Pendulum

Mortiferum-Inhuman Effigy

Vital Remains-Isolated Magick

Pestilence-Twisted Truth

Necrowretch-Putrid Death Sorcery

Gorguts-Enemies of Compassion

Cirith Ungol-Master of the Pit

Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow-Sixteenth-Century Greensleeves

Rainbow-Stargazer

Anvil-School Love

Anvil-Ooh Baby, Baby

Motorhead-Poison

Metallica-To Live is to Die

Celtic Frost-Inner Sanctum

Celtic Frost-Necromantical Screams

Ihsahn-In the Vaults

Archspire-Involuntary Doppelganger

Hi All and welcome to another episode of Away From The Mire.

On this weeks episode we will focus on some of the artists playing this week at the Living Roots Music Festival – (Click here for more info) as well as some other great tracks I think you’ll enjoy ranging from punk to grunge to math-rock.

Greg Macpherson – First Class
Pearl Jam – Waiting For Stevie
Possum Dixon – Nerves
Deer Tick – Hell On Earth
Honey Gut – Pavement People
K-man and The 45’s – Poppy’s Back In Town
The Mr. T Experience – The Weather Is Here, Wish You Were Beautiful
Nofx – Thank God It’s Monday
Messe – Revolution
Road Waves – Small World
Tera Melos – The Werewolf and Ben
Skegss – Spaceman
Nebullama – Nebullama
Television Personalities – Part Time Punks
Absolute Losers – Fine Line

Everything you need to know is in the episode.

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GINA AND DIANE’S VILLAGE CARNIVAL COME TO LIFE

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Free Palestine forever and always

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Do we, as a society, see it as a basic human right to be able to afford to live? Should we do something to ensure that?

My guest today is Wil Robertson, the founder of Basic Income New Brunswick. He joins me to talk about the idea(s) of Basic Income, the impact it could have, and some ways it could be implemented.

Early in May, Wil joined with Herb Emery (UNB Professor) and moderator Randy Hatfield (Human Development Council) to present on “The Potential of Basic Income in New Brunswick” at the Wilmot United Church. That presentation was in person and streamed online, and you can watch the recording of the stream on YouTube.

Hello there everyone. Welcome to Episode 51 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

I’d like to start off with a couple of things.

I have popped in music today from the legendary Steve Vai of Frank Zappa fame, among many other things.

I also have an older track from legend Adrian Belew.

Also, the wickedly sensational drummer Danny Carey and Tool.

And, Peter Gabriel live featuring the spectacular Tony Levin on bass and Chapman stick.

What’s the deal with this you may be asking??

I’ve said this many times on these shows that the best era of King Crimson was clearly the 1980’s with the albums Beat, Discipline and Three of a Perfect Pair. No-one could ever change my mind.

In a few months, right here in New Brunswick, Adrian Belew, Steve Vai, Tony Levin and Danny Carey will be playing the music of King Crimson in the 80’s live! Beat Live!

I do indeed have a ticket. PLUS, I paid extra to attend the meet and greet and get photos with the lads as well as swag and a seat within the first 5 rows.

You’re darn right I’m stoked!

More to come.

So please head down the page to the little arrow to download/listen to the show.

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Bryan Ferry – Is Your Love Strong Enough
Steve Vai- Teeth of the Hydra
Peter Gabriel – Solsbury Hill – Live
Jon and Vangelis – I’ll Find My Way Home – Live
MELO – Glitter
Not Now – Nerves
Saga – Stand Up
Annie Lennox – Nothing Compares 2U
Tool – Sober
Adrian Belew – Drive
Rush – Halo Effect
Robert Plant and Band of Joy – Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down

Hi Folks! Welcome Back to Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM! This week’s episode features a live review of Amon Amarth/Cannibal Corpse/Obituary and Frozen Soul. I played a few songs by those bands, plus a good mix of new material off albums I’ve never played songs off before on this show!

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Autopsy-Impending Dread

Frozen Soul-Arctic Stranglehold

Obituary-Circle of the Tyrants

Amorphis-On Rich and Poor

Amorphis-My Kantele

Cathedral-Vampire Sun

Annihilator-Wicked Mystic

Annihilator-Ligeia

Voivod-Nuage Fractal

Voivod-Jack Luminous

Venom-At War with Satan

Venom-Manitou

Unbreakable Hatred-Ruins

Unbreakable Hatred-Unpredictable Brutality

Thanks so much for listening! Tune in next week for more Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM.

emvy’s kitchen! 23 Track List:Fugazi – Arpeggiator

Fugazi – Guilford Fall
Motherhood – Ripped Sheet
Life in Vacuum – Russian Melody in B Minor
Virginia On Duty – Fragments

Editrix – Two Questions
Tin-Ear – Fling Straw Man
Floatie – Shiny
Little Sprout – THE BEES THE BEES
Shady Bug – Peapod

Asobi Seksu – Transparence
Alvvays – Party Police
Jon McKiel – Boss
Matt Steele – Vintage Photo Filter

movieland – craigslist
Patsy’s Rats – Roundin’ Up
Proud Parents – Hypnotoad
Tancred – Bed Case

Cub – Your Bed (Live)

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM! This week was a pre-recorded episode as I have a bit of a cold. As a result this episode features a bit more music than usual! Here’s the playlist for the week:

Scorpions-Catch Your Train

Manilla Road-Necropolis

Sortilege-Sortilege

Witchfinder General-Death Penalty

Angel Witch-Sorcerors

Angel Witch-Free Man

Mercyful Fate-Desecration of Souls

Katatonia-Tomb of Insomnia

Woods of Ypres-Kiss My Ashes (Goodbye)

Jupiterian-Unearthly Glow

Pestilence-The Process of Suffocation

Sepultura-From the Past Comes the Storms

Immolation-Failures For Gods

Kataklysm-Feeling the Neverworld (Chapter III-An Infinite Transmigration)

Kataklysm-Elder God

Cryptopsy-Pathological Frolic

Blunt Force Grind-Human Sickness

Holy Grinder-Vile Hymn

Holy Grinder-Unholy Grinder

Primitive Man-Scorn

Thanks so much for listening!

Missed this epic double feature episode?

First up, Mikey Whyte, the head of marketing and events at Toolroom Records, joins for an exclusive chat. Dive deep into Toolroom’s highly anticipated Miami Music Week lineup as we discuss the incredible artists on the bill and, insider insights into the world of event curation from one of the industry’s finest. That’s not all! In the second half of the show is an exclusive guest mix by none other than Channe. Hailing from the UK, CHANNE has been making waves in the electronic music scene with absolute heaters on labels like Toolroom, Data Transmission, Play, Lady of the House, and 13 Records.

Don’t miss out on this exciting conversation with Mikey Whyte as we gear up for the ultimate Toolroom party at the National Hotel Pool on Sunday, March 24th. From 12 PM to 11 PM, Toolroom takes over the National Hotel with a lineup featuring some of the biggest names in the industry. Picture yourself dancing under the Miami sun with Solardo, Mark Knight, Noizu, Gene Farris, Martin Ikin, OFFAIAH, Crusy, Tony Romera, KC Lights, and Darius Syrossian.

When you hear the word “communist”, what do you think you hear? Have you checked that?

My guests today are Liz Rowley, Leader of the Communist Party of Canada, and Ivan Byard, the General Secretary of the Young Communist League. They join me to explain what communism really means to them, how it challenges current assumptions about how our society works — in particular our business and government environments — and how there might — or should — be strong support for more elements of socialism within Canada.

How much do you really know about the situation that has been unfolding for a long time in Palestine?

My guests today are three people with a much better, deeper and more personal understanding of the complicated and terrible history that has lead to the current situation between Palestine and Israel. My guests, in addition to the other organizations they have been involved with, are all organizers with Fredericton Palestine Solidarity as well.

Chantelle Paiu is Palestinian-Canadian, and a vocal activist for social justice. She is previous chair of the Ontario Palestinian Rights Association, and continues her dedicated work in local Palestinian advocacy within her new community in New Brunswick. With a career in the non-profit sector focused on environmental and food security issues, Chantelle is passionate about engaging youth, fostering curiosity, and tuning into compassion. She co-founded the Conscious Birth Collective, providing support for women during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, while also organizing events for women at all stages of life. Now a new mother, Chantelle finds joy in her family life while remaining committed to creating positive change in her community and beyond.
Tracy Glynn is an activist-scholar based in Fredericton on unceded W?last?kwiyik territory. Her activism and scholarship is focused on supporting communities affected by resource extraction, migration and border policies, and inadequate health care access. Tracy is the National Director of Operations and Projects for the Canadian Health Coalition. She also holds a regular teaching appointment in the Environment & Society program and School of Social Work at STU, and teaches sociology courses at STU and at UNB.
Karen Pearlston is a cis-gendered Jewish lesbian, an anti-Zionist, and a long-time activist in feminist, queer, anti-capitalist, and anti-imperialist/anti-colonial solidarity movements. She recently retired from the Faculty of Law at UNB, where her research focused on legal history, and on gender, sexuality and law. She is currently active with Fredericton Palestine Solidarity and the New Brunswick chapter of Independent Jewish Voices.

emvy’s kitchen! 22 Track List:LEATHERS – Phantom Heart

LEATHERS – Dangerous
LEATHERS – Runaway
LEATHERS – Missing Scene
LEATHERS – Highrise

Menthüll – Dash Boy
GGGOLDDD – He is Not
Fotoform –Running
Fotoform – Too Late

Ayria – Erase Me From You
WINGTIPS – Run For Shelter
KANGA –Going Red

The Foreign Resort – Stand Back, feat. Anna Bouchard

Hi All,

A couple of show announcements this week and I have music from those artists. I’ve also get a set of songs recorded by the dearly departed Steve Albini and we have some live tracks from Pearl Jam’s recent appearance in Vancouver where they pay tribute to Gord Downie and showcase the tracks from Dark Matter for the first time.

Bloodshot Bill – Tres Tacos New!
Ducks LTD. – Train Full Of Gasoline New!
The Strokes – What Ever Happened?
Mooch – Intention Appearing live at the Broken Record, May 24th!
Nirvana – Scentless Apprentice
Cloud Nothings – Stay Useless
Pixies – Gigantic
The Sadies – Dying Is Easy
Pearl Jam – Daughter w/Bobcaygeon Live Vancouver May 4th 2024!
Pearl Jam – Won’t Tell Live Vancouver May 4th 2024!
Jimmy Swift Band – Drive By Appearing In Fredericton June 30th at officers square!
Marcy Playground – It’s Saturday
The Ramones – Don’t Come Close
Stephen Malkmus – The Hook
Viva Brother – Darling Buds Of May

Hi again everyone. Welcome to Episode 50 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

Well here we are! Episode 50. Thank you all for tuning in. I appreciate it more than I can tell.

Here’s to 50 more!

So let’s get going.

Another blend of old and not so old favourites. Things you’ve probably heard hundreds of times and others you may have never heard until now.

Either way, I hope you love it all.

So please head down the page to the little arrow to download/listen to the show.

Episode Song List

Not Now – Lost My Head
King Crimson – Matte Kudasai
Envy of None – Liar
Dave Horner and Bob Sibony – Americium
Yes – Don’t Kill the Whale
The Tea Party – Heaven Coming Down
SAGA – Social Orphan
Kansas – T.O. Witcher
MELO – Mysteria
Mike Oldfield – Sheba
Rush – Show Don’t Tell
Genesis – The Light Dies Down on Broadway
Kate Bush – Breathing (live)
Gary Numan – Halo

New music this week from Pearl Jam, Kings Of Leon, Family Man, The Hypochondriacs and Real Estate!

| The Hypochondriacs | Waiting (live) | | Real Estate | Out of Tune | | Real Estate | Water Underground | | Apollo Ghosts | Ripping Invasives | | Pearl Jam | Wreckage | | Talk | Run Away To Mars (Live) | | Portastatic | I Wanna Know Girls | | Kings Of Leon | Nothing To Do | | Count Cromulent | The Front Door Kicked In | | Family Man | Crawlers | | Green Day | King For A Day | | Jeffrey Lewis | Seattle | | Fan Tales | Why Did Chandler Have To Die? | | John Doe | The Golden State | | Local H | All The Kids Are Right |

emvy’s kitchen! 21 Track List:Spectres – The Old Regime

Leathers – Highrise
Soft Vein – GIVEUPTHEGHOST
Wingtips – Innocent Blood (Twin Tribes remix)

Front Line Assembly – Mechvirus (single edit) feat. Ayria
cEvin Key – House Tried to KILL ME
Lead Into Gold – The Eternal Present

Ritual Dictates – Romanticism in Crapulence (Blood of the Ghost)
Converge & Chelsea Wolfe – Crimson Stone
Wolfblood – Tsunami

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM! This week’s episode featured an interview with TJ from Inter Arma. We got to talk about their new album “New Heaven,” as well as the band more generally. As well, this episode features a live show review for In Flames, Gatecreeper and Creeping Death!

Here’s the playlist for the week.
Inter Arma-Citadel

Inter Arma-New Heaven

Inter Arma-Concrete Cliffs

Inter Arma-The Children the Bombs Overlooked

Inter Arma-Forest Service Road Blues

Antichrist Siege Machine-Cowering Lamb

Pallbearer-Thorns

Gatecreeper-Barbaric Pleasures

Creeping Death-Intestinal Wrap

In Flames-Food For the Gods

In Flames-Bullet Ride

Exciter-World War III

Savatage-Gutter Ballet

Holy Grinder-Infinite Knife

Holy Grinder-Spineless

Holy Grinder-Bile Overdose

Blunt Force Grind-Manufactured Reality

Blunt Force Grind-State of Decay

Blunt Force Grind-Judgment

Dismember-Dismembered

Thanks so much for listening! Make sure to tune in next week for more Harmony Corruption on CHSR-FM!

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week’s episode featured an interview with Dylan from Full of Hell. We got to chat about the new Full of Hell album “Coagulated Bliss.” As well, this week’s episode featured some new releases from 2024!

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Full of Hell-Half Life of Changeling

Full of Hell-Doors to Mental Agony

Full of Hell-Vacuous Dose

Full of Hell-Armory of Obsidian Glass

Full of Hell-Ladder of Divine Ascent

Full of Hell-Malformed Ligature

Dying Fetus-Destroy the Opposition

Kruelty-Reincarnation

Godflesh-Spite

Converge-Phoenix in Flight

Immolation-Closer to a World Below

Suffocation-Thrones of Blood

Brodequin-Diabolical Edict

Soil of Ignorance-Please Remain Silent

Soil of Ignorance-Heavy Water

Soil of Ignorance-Devastate

Six Brew Bantha-False Portrayal

Six Brew Bantha-They Talk, We Die

Horrendous Miscreation-Aggressive Apology

Horrendous Miscreation-Lamb of Mary/Deadbeat

KEN Mode-We’re Small Enough

Thanks for listening!

Hi All and thanks for checking out the show. More new music from Pearl Jam this week, we take a look at some electronica/rock crossover tracks from 1997 and some great 90’s college rock classics! GO LEAFS GO!!!

| Pearl Jam | Scared of Fear | | Filter and The Crystal Method | Can’t You Trip Like I Do? | | The Smashing Pumpkins | Eye | | David Bowie | Little Wonder | | Plomberie | Chevette | | K-man and The 45’s | 59 Chevy | | Teenage Head | Top Down | | Built To Spill | Car | | Woolworm | Finally | | Superchunk | Driveway To Driveway | | Archers Of Loaf | Web in Front | | Neutral Milk Hotel | Gardenhead Leave Me Alone | | Miss Emvy | Fiends on Parade | | Elliott Smith | Angeles |

emvy’s kitchen! 20 Track List:Solveig Matthildur – Your Desperation (Hante. Remix)

Hante. – I Don’t Need a Hero
Minuit Machine – Prey/Hunter
DenMother – Salem (Victoria’s Reprise) & Redeemless (Dance of the Wretched)

ACTORS – Only Lonely
Of the Veil – Famine
Sex With Strangers – Gift of Fear

Winter Severity Index – Backstroke
Forever Grey – Lost in a Moment
Saigon Blue Rain – Queen Ephemeria
New Haunts – Ingrained

Chkbns – Keep Telling

Hi again everyone.

Welcome to Episode 49 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

Today’s show is pretty cool as you’ve come to expect from Testing For Echo.

There is likely a couple that you haven’t heard before but I think you’ll like them. A couple that are pretty groovy and somewhat off the wall.

You’ll see.

So please head down the page to the little arrow to download/listen to the show.

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

David Gilmour – In Any Tongue
Yes – Rhythm of Love
F.M. – Brave New Worlds
RUSH – Vital Signs
Frank Zappa – Black Napkins
Bob Bell – Telephone Explosion
Phil Collins – Against All Odds – LIVE
Peter Gabriel – Panopticom
Saga – How Do You Feel
Rick Miller – One Of The Many
Simon Hernandez – La Expansion Del Universo

Legendary performer Ashley MacIsaac dropped by the studio to chat with Sofi and Mark. In town after supporting the Johnny Cash Tribute: San Quinten Revisited, he is also appearing at a pop-up show at The Cap tonight (April 26) at 5pm.

In a broad-ranging chat, we talked about the numerous projects and collaborations Ashley has been involved with, his life and attitude with music, and even an in-studio performance with a well-worn (but not aged!) fiddle.

Who says the world is what it is, and always will be? May we not imagine a different future?

My guest today is Corinski Nowlan of Herbert the Cow Productions. He’s been busy writing and performing in his own creative universe, his Nootopia, and the latest play is called Moonshot. He joins me to talk about taking the show on the road to New York City, and gives me a bit of an insight in to the creative lifespan of his works.

Moonshot is going to be staged only once in Fredericton, on April 26 at 7:30pm at Memorial Hall on UNB Campus. Be sure to make it there to see what the future has in store!

School is done and spring is here!

Any questions, comments, or concerns?

Looking to have something featured on the show?

Instagram at @bengodi.forever

Email at bengodibags @ gmail . com

XX GINA G XX

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY8RThjWwnA

I had to record this one on the webcam microphone so this week has a little extra spice

Any questions, comments, or concerns?

Looking to have something featured on the show?

Instagram at @bengodi.forever

Email at bengodibags @ gmail . com

XX GINA G XX

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFtmB2U3Clo

RIP GAZM
2014 – 2024

Any questions, comments, or concerns?

Looking to have something featured on the show?

Instagram at @bengodi.forever

Email at bengodibags @ gmail . com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGKc3T7OVHE

XX GINA XX

emvy’s kitchen! 19 Track List:The Completers – Silence

Dillon Ryan & the Dream Romantic – So Lovely
Ploho & Molchat Doma – Po Krayu Ostrova
ACTORS – Post Traumatic Love
SPECTRES – Dreams

Sorry, Heels – Carving a Smile
Second Still – Try Not to Hide
Kælan Mikla – Nornalagið
LEATHERS – Dangerous

Ladyhawke – A Love Song
KANGA – Home
Ayria – Battle Cry
Cloud Rat – Keep Flies

Chkbns – Gold

Stay tuned for brand new episodes!

After a brief hiatus CHSR Book Club is back talking books! On this episode we each rapid-fire three books we’ve recently read, including I Who Have Never Known Men, Stoner, Kitchen Confidential, The Art Thief, The Guest, The Rachel Incident, The Saturday Night Ghost Club, The Chain, They Never Learn, ACOTAR, Remarkably Bright Creatures, and The Night Swim.

Hi All and welcome back to another episode. More great tunes for you to check out this week, hope you enjoy. A few long ones here with some great jams!

1 Phish – Evolve
2 Count Cromulent – Monorail
3 Bros Scooby – Doobie
4 Apollo Suns – A Bird to Sing For
5 Daft Punk – Contact
6 Greyhounds – West Texas
7 Public Service Broadcasting – White Star Liner
8 The Third Mind – East West
9 Cave – Gamm

Hi again everyone. Welcome to Episode 48 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

This is another of those episodes that goes all over the place in it’s vibe. It is a little heavier than usual in spots.

When I started this almost 2 years ago I was strictly Prog Rock focused. There still is plenty of Prog here but I’ve opened it up to whatever I happen to hear and like.

I think it’s about sharing things that deserve to be shared.

Some may ask who the heck am I to decide what gets put on the airwaves? The truth is that I’m just a guy who wants to entertain you.

BUT, as I mention often, if you’re in the mood for something just let me know! My contact info is at the end of the show.

Please head down the page to the little arrow to download/listen to the show.

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Lifesigns – Touch
Rush – Distant Early Warning
Moev – Yeah, Whetever
The Mission – Tower of Strength
Saga – Cat Walk
Kansas – Away From You
Haken – The Good Doctor
Bauhaus – Stigmata Martr
Not Now – Sleepless
Triumph – Don’t Love Anybody But Me
Styx – Pieces of Eight
Stay Free – Black Country Communion

Hi Folks! Hope you've had a great week. This week as another variety show that featured some Halloween-themed tunes, some new material from a legendary death metal band, a Legally Blonde joke, a bit of grind and doom, and some discussion regarding upcoming releases in death metal, including Suffocation, Tomb Mold, Autopsy, Cruciamentum, Cannibal Corpse, Cryptopsy and more.

Here's the playlist for the week!

Possessed-The Exorcist

Possessed-Intro/The Heretic

Tomb Mold-Primordial Malignity

Dying Fetus-Unbridled Fury

Nuclear Assault-New Song

Megadeth-Looking Down the Cross

Helloween-I Want Out

Danzig-Anything

Dopethrone-Tweak Jabber

Cancer Bats-Lucifer's Rocking Chair

Cannibal Corpse-The Cryptic Stench

Undeath-Rise From the Grave

Immolation-Higher Coward

Incantation-Impending Diabolical Conquest

Dead Congregation-Morbid Paroxysm

Full Of Hell-Crawling Back to God

Haemorrhage-Dissect, Exhume, Devour...

Spectral Wound-Black Satanic Glamour

Spectral Wound-Feral Gates of Flesh

Abysseral Throne-With Haste for Damnation

Begrime Exemious-Crusade Towards Self-Devolution

Phobocosm-27 Days of Darkness

Frozen Soul-Beat to Dust

Mass Grave-No More

Power Trip-If Not Us Then Who

Make sure to tune in every Tuesday from 8-10 PM AST for more Harmony Corruption!

Hi Folks!

Hope you all had a great week. This week's episode was a variety show! Make sure to tune in next week from 8-10PM AST for more Harmony Corruption.

Here's the playlist for this week's episode:

Nailbomb-Wasting Away

Melvins-Honey Bucket

Acid Bath-Bleed Me an Ocean

Gorguts-Inverted

Gorguts-Behave Through Mythos

Sepultura-Desperate Cry

Morbid Saint-Assassin

Tribulation-Leviathans

Entombed-Night of the Vampire

Slaughter-One Foot in the Grave

Motorhead-No Class

Exodus-And Then There Were None

Trouble-At the End of my Daze

Trouble-The Wolf

Eyehategod-Shoplift

Mercyful Fate-Evil

Mercyful Fate-Into the Coven

Slaughter-Parasites

Katalysm-Mould in a Breed

Mass Grave-Terror State

Mass Grave-RCMPIG

KickxAssxViolence-Please Stop Stabbing Me

Deep Purple-Stormbringer

Gorguts-Nostalgia

All flash and no substance.

Gloom and Doom 29 Track List: Autumn - The Fall

Hamsas XIII - Delight Hamsas XIII - Congratulations Rhythm of Cruelty - Walls pt. II Mausoleum - Hunters

Diavol Strain - Abulia Sweet Spectra - Under the Bloody Moon Sweet Spectra - Veil Venus Im Pelz - Beneath the Waves

Teleri - Ineffable Praises - Cult of Absence Chelsea Wolfe - They'll Clap When You're Gone the Microphones - the Mansion

Those Things - Sexy Frankenstein

Hi Everyone! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week was my first week back from vacation, so this show was back to being live rather than prerecorded. I played bands from Scotland (a first for the show), France, the UK, Canada, and the US this week. This show had a focus on newer death metal bands, but had a few classics and other assorted goodies from other subgenres as well. Also talked about Armored Core VI, Dark Souls and may have accidentally summoned an eldritch god while trying to pronounce Cthe’ilist!

Here’s the playlist for the week!

Gatecreeper-Flamethrower

Black Sabbath-Dirty Women

Black Sabbath-I

Mortiferum-Incubus of Bloodstained Visions

Coffin Mulch-Black Liquefaction

Gojira-Backbone

Gojira-Where Dragons Dwell

Gorguts-Testimonial Ruins

Autopsy-In the Grip of Winter

Horrendous-Chrysopoeia (The Archaeology of Dawn)

Suffocation-Pray for Forgiveness

Chthe’ilist-Scriptures from the Typhlodians

Ripping Corpse-Rift of Hate

Ice War-Battle Zone

Ice War-Reverence of Gold

Razor-Miami

Razor-American Luck

Tomb Mold-Abysswalker

Bolt Thrower-Icon

Riot-Bloodstreets

Thanks for listening!

Hi Everyone! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week focused more on introducing people to metal! If you are new to metal, or know someone you’d like to introduce metal to, this is the episode for you. Here’s the playlist!

Alice Cooper-Devil’s Food

Angel Witch-Angel Witch

Black Sabbath-A National Acrobat

Black Sabbath-Children of the Sea

Candlemass-Samaritan

Danzig-777

Dio-Night People

Anthrax-Medusa

Judas Priest-Desert Plains

Judas Priest-Take these Chains

Riot-Sign of the Crimson Storm

Voivod-Astronomy Domine

Voivod-The Nile Song

Razor-Tear me to Pieces

Razor-Take this Torch

Exciter-Swords of Darkness

Exciter-Saxons of the FIre

Anvil-Jackhammer

Alice in Chains-Junkhead

Tiamat-Whatever That Hurts

Pantera-Revolution is my Name

Thanks for listening!

Artist – Track || album
1.) Aligns – Respecto || Duology
2.) Aligns – Systems || Duology
3.) Rat Boy – Boiling Point || SCUM
4.) Rat Boy – Laidback || SCUM
5.) Mother Mother – No Culture || No Culture
6.) Mother Mother – Everything Is Happening || No Culture
7.) Monster Truck – Golden Woman || Warriors
8.) Monster Truck – Still Got Fire || Warriors
9.) HEALTH – FULL OF HEALTH ft. Hall Of Hell || DISCO4
10.) HEALTH – HARD TO BE A GOD ft. NOLIFE || DISCO4
11.) Black Wizard – Livin’ Oblivion || Livin’ Oblivion
12.) Black Wizard – Two Of These Nights || Livin’ Oblivion
13.) The Armed – Vacicon Under Construction || Perfect Saviors
14.) The Armed – Public Grieving || Perfect Saviors

Hi again everyone. I trust you are well.

Welcome to Episode 32 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

There's not too much new music on here. Just a bit.

I dropped in New Brunswick band NOT NOW because I will always love their music. My son isn't in the band anymore. He has moved away to be closer to a special person in his life.

He and the band are still and will always be musical brothers.

I have done more dipping back into older catalogs and plopped in some older things that you may not have heard in a while.

The cool thing about this type of show is that there is so much music over the past 50 years to choose from.

I hope you enjoy it.

Now, press that little arrow down the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care,

Tim

"The World of Music, One Song at a Time"

Episode Song List

Chris Cornell - The Promise SAGA - Take it or Leave it Genesis - Riding the Scree RUSH - Turn the Page King Crimson - Talk to the Wind - Bonus Track Triumph - Rock Out, Roll On Yes - It Can Happen Robert Plant/Band of Joy - You Can't Buy my Love Not Now - Nerves Kate Bush - Love and Anger FM - Truth or Consequences Gentle Giant - Funny Ways Tension - Tension

It's Bandcamp Fridayyyyyy! And September. What's happening.

My guest is Aidan Keenan from the Fredericton Region Museum. The museum opens only in the summer months so we discussed the summer’s events and hours as well as some interesting lore behind some of the museum’s exhibits. We discussed my personal favorite exhibit at the museum which is the Coleman Frog. If you have yet to hear of the Coleman Frog give this interview a listen and have your mind blown, well maybe not blown but it’s a beloved piece of our city’s history.

Link to museum’s website: https: https://www.frederictonregionmuseum.com/

Gloom and Doom 28 Track List:Thom Yorke – Traffic

Hot Chicks – Misfortune Day
Pigeon – Permanent Quest
Nightmare – Liaisons Dangereuses
ROUGE – I Don’t Wanna Listen to You
Nylon Club – Runaway

Ruby Karinto – Sendak
Tough Customer – Hands
Sweeping Promises – Safe Now
Yvridio – Stress

Rhythm of Cruelty – The Heat
Praises – Confessor
Yi – Sleep Talk
Gdeto – Picture

Gdeto – Do You Know How

Lots of country music in this episode of Synapse! The word this week is "Truth".

We return! But will anyone see it?!

Gloom and Doom 27 Track List: Cultdreams - We Never Rest

Double Eyelid - Dead is Better Mourn Again - Deep Cuts Markus Midnight - Your Devil And Also The Trees - So This Is Silence

TRAITRS - Youth Cults Sorry, Heels - N.I.B. (Black Sabbath cover) Tomb of Nick Cage - Lucretia My Reflection (Sisters of Mercy cover) Mrs. Piss - M.B.O.T.W.O.

Rosetta Stone - Six Before Dawn Kore - Flower Siouxsie and the Banshees - Slowdive

Chelsea Wolfe - Green Altar

Artist - Track || Album 1.) Weak Size Fish - Reflect / Rewind || The Drift 2.) The Trick - Fearsome Places || Fredericton's Mine (A) 3.) The Gregories - Pandora's Can Of Bees || Tonight's The Day 4.) The Lee Harvey Oswalds - Flow Of Love || Tabula Rasa 5.) Gun Jr. - Wolf || The Shakes 6.) Motherhood - Wandering || single 7.) Mike Trask - COVER GIRL || single 8.) miss emvy - Tricks Of The Night || Invisible Fiends 9.) Joe Ross - Where The Wild Resides || single 10.) Kristen Martell - Should I Run || Every Season 11.) Dad Patrol - Crows Go || Pleaser 12.) The Merci Buckets - Executive Dysfunction || FunDrive 2023 Mixtape 13.) Jessie Brown - Ghost || Keeping Appearances

Artist - Track || Album 1.) Bombay Bicycle Club - Always Like This || I Had The Blues But Shook Them Loose 2.) Diners - Domino || Domino 3.) Florry - Take My Heart || The Holey Bible 4.) Beck - Girl || Guero 5.) The Chemical Brothers ft. Beck - Skipping Like A Stone || single 6.) P'tit Belliveau - Income Tax || Greatest Hits Vol. 1 7.) Petit Biscuit - You Don't Ignore (Too Late) || single 8.) Osees - Die Laughing || Intercepted Message 9.) Portugal. The Man - People Say || The Satanic Satanist 10.) Daisy Jones & The Six - Please || Aurora 11.) The Bright Light Social Hour - Not New || Emergency Leisure 12.) Tegan and Sara - Walking With A Ghost || So Jealous 13.) KEELEY - The Glitter and the Glue || Floating Above Everything Else 14.) Ben Howard - Couldn;t Make It Up || Is It? 15.) Not Now - Lost My Head || Black Holes & Rituals

Hi Everyone!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week's episode featured a tracklist chosen by none other than you, the listeners! Here's the tracklist.

Judas Priest-Beyond The Realms of Death

Darkthrone-Canadian Metal

Razor-Cranial Stomp

Razor-Sucker for Punishment

Voivod-Overreaction

KickxAssxViolence-This Will Be A Slobberknocker

KickxAssxViolence-BroViolence

KickxAssxViolence-Hin Tron

Razor-The Pugilist

Entombed-Revel in Flesh

Repulsion-Maggots in Your Coffin

Repulsion-Black Breath

Fetid-Cranial Liquiscent

Motorhead-Killed by Death

Dystopia-Self Defeating Prophecy

Gadget-Day of the Vulture

Triptykon-In the Sleep of Death

Portal-Eye

Sleep-The Druid

Pestilence-Out of the Body

Chat with Meredith Blatt, co-founder of the Queer Heritage Initiative of New Brunswick.

Hello there everyone.

Welcome to Episode 31 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

Recently, we lost a world-renowned and universally respected Canadian superstar. His influence was everywhere and his loss has shaken the music world to its core.

I always knew him and heard him on the radio, but it wasn’t until I met my stepfather who introduced me to all of Gordon Lightfoot’s work did that I became a megafan.

When I lost my stepfather I had a hard time listening to Gordon for a while, but I did.

So, this isn’t really Prog Rock, but it’s Canada. Gordon wrote The Canadian Railroad Trilogy in 1967 for Canada’s Centennial year.

It’s wonderful and I’m playing it.

There is certainly a lot of Canadianity on this episode. It's packed!

There's hard Canadian and soft Canadian. Something for everyone.

Now, press that little arrow down the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care,

Tim

"The World of Music, One Song at a Time"

Episode Song List

Alan Parsons Project - Lucifer RUSH - War Paint SAGA - The Way of the World Gordon Lightfoot - Canadian Railroad Trilogy Live Mike Oldfield - The Song of the Sun FM - Up to You AVKRVST - Arcane Clouds Pink Floyd - Obscured by Clouds VOIVOD - Target Earth Teargas - Katatonia The Contortionist - Godspeed Kristina Dervaitis - If Only

Chat with Raven Blue about the TV series "Anthemns and Acres" which features New Brunswick musicians playing in scenic Atlantic Canada locations.

Chat with Aidan and Connor from the band Tortue.

Chat with local musician, Jason Anderson.

Gloom and Doom 26 Track List: Bauhaus - Boys

The Damned - Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde The Wake - Control Joy Division - Eternal

Anna Arobas - AIM DERNIER SEX - White Ice SECURITY - Position GLACE - Girls and Boys

Serieu X - 3131 ALONE - Modeste GLACE - Watussi

The Chameleons - In Shreds (Live)

Chat with musician, Andrew Sisk. A singer-songwriting originally from New Brunswick.

Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Ysabelle Vautour. Vautour is a visual artist who strives to create accesibility and inclusivity in the arts for those with disabilities.

Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Ramneet Kalra. Kalra is a photographer and poet.

I already miss the sneaky 3-day weekend.

Anyway, have some music. We went all Canadian this week, so check out some of the bands below and give them some love!

I have nothing else to say!

Playlist: Tempest / The Destroyer - Kilmore Burning Bridges - Category VI (Firecry) Soothsayer - Ruby The Hatchet (Fear is a Cruel Master) Reflections - Nightingale Darkest Highway / Summer's In The Tide - Public Animal (Sun Won't Wait) Go Go Giant Robo - Careers In Science (Outstanding Balance) Crossroads - Fall of Earth (From The Ashes) Aberration - Sovereign Council (World On Fire) Awake - Osyron (Momentous) Carry the Flame - Unleash the Archers (Abyss)

Hi Everyone!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption! This week was focused on rawer material from all around the world. We heard bands from Brazil, Switzerland, Canada, the US and Sweden. We also heard 2 more tunes from a local band called Chaos Within. Here's the setlist for the week!

Chaos Within-Godbless Torturica

Chaos Within-Fourbe

Voivod-The Unknown Knows

Voivod-The Helldrive

Bathory-Reaper

Bathory-Armageddon

Beherit-Sadomatic Rites

Hellhammer-Messiah

Sepultura-Troops of Doom

Sarcofago-Nightmare

Carcass-Swarming Vulgar Mass of Infected Virulency

Napalm Death-Success

Nailbomb-Wasting Away

Revenge-ETHR (Failure Erased)

Antichrist Siege Machine-Chaos Insignia

Mass Grave-Social Scourge

Mass Grave-Who Holds the Cards?

Mass Grave-Senseless Plight

Insect Warfare-Dead Inside

Merciless-Pure Hate

Merciless-The Awakening

Mayhem-Pure Fucking Armageddon

Mayhem-Necrolust

Eyehategod-Blank

Dayglo Abortions-Kill Johnny Stiff

Dopethrone-Kingbilly Kush

Venom-Sacrifice

Tiamat-Evilized

Thanks so much for listening! Make sure to tune in next week.

Gloom and Doom 25 Track List: Protomartyr - Pontiac 87

Praises - Shadow of a Doubt Yi - Not So Dead DenMother - Furies (Dance of the Nudes) Radiohead - Identikit

VIV - Tattering Palm Haze - Lownly SLOW DAWN - Don't Let Go Chkbns - Balade Postoperatoire

Decomme - Disarray MIMICO - New Haze Guerilla Toss - Cannibal Capital

Siouxsie and the Banshees - Sin In My Heart

Cam picked "vibes" this week. The Bronco is missing :( but replaced with two very special guests :)

Hello there everyone.

Welcome to Episode 30 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

This episode is very special.

There are several great Canadian tracks which is good, but there are THREE local NEW BRUNSWICK acts!

Mike Bern is an Indigenous singer and songwriter from Tobique First Nation, New Brunswick which is a short drive north from here.

I discovered Mike recently when a local station played his song No Words For Goodbye immediately following a very emotional interview with me. The interview was about a Wind Phone installation that I had spearheaded in the Village of New Maryland to help people who are grieving or suffering a loss. I won't get into it here but I encourage you to look it up. It was so emotional and Mike's song was perfect.

I immediately contacted him and asked if I could play the tune on the show and he was very appreciative. It is my absolute pleasure.

The second local play are those rocking crazy guys Not Now. Sadly, my son Braydon has left the band to be with his love in another province but is still very good friends with the lads. He did play drums on this track though. I will always play their music on my show no matter who the drummer is. They are a great bunch of guys and mean a lot to my family.

The third is our good friend Marcello Ciurleo who lives just down the highway a short way.

It's a pretty touching show really, mixed in with rocking it out.

You'll love it.

Just press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care,

Tim

"The World of Music, One Song at a Time"

Episode Song List

Marillion - He Knows You Know Envy of None - Old Strings Annie Lennox - Honestly Page and Plant - Gallows Pole RUSH - Hemispheres Prelude Live SAGA - Marathon Roxy Music - Editions of You - Live The Constantines - Trans Canada King Crimson - Neal and Jack and Me Mike Bern - No Words For Goodbye Not Now - Nerves Marcello Ciurleo - Walk in the Sun Gentle Giant - Think of Me With Kindness

Coming in like a ... rockslide?

Gloom and Doom 24 features music from Scattered Clouds, Louse, Crime of Passing, Allumette, and more.... Gloom and Doom 24 Track List: Blood Bitch - Nothing to Lose

Scattered Clouds - Justice Dermabrasion - In the Time of Queens Dog Mask - Doppelganger Madeira - Dark Shadows

Louse - Cinnamon Disintegration - make a wish Crime of Passing - Ways of Hiding Reduction Plan - Dreams in Blue

Rhythm of Cruelty - Dispossession Violentene - Little Lies (Fleetwood Mac cover) Perversions - Inspiration Allumette - Prudence

Aldous Harding - Two Bitten Hands

Hi Everyone!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week was the Morbid Angel Discography Deep Dive! We heard lots of Morbid Angel, as well as a focus on Canadian bands in the back half of the episode, as well as an Italian band right at the end of the show! We also heard from a band from New Brunswick called Chaos Within!

Here's the tracklist for the show:

Morbid Angel-Demon Seed

Morbid Angel-Chapel of Ghouls

Morbid Angel-Evil Spells

Morbid Angel-Fall From Grace

Morbid Angel-Rebel Lands

Morbid Angel-Rapture

Morbid Angel-Sworn to the Black

Morbid Angel-Dominate

Morbid Angel-Where the Slime Live

Morbid Angel-Nothing Is Not

Morbid Angel-Hellspawn: The Rebirth

Morbid Angel-Summoning Redemption

Morbid Angel-To The Victor, The Spoils

Morbid Angel-Enshrined by Grace

Morbid Angel-D.E.A.D

Gorguts-...And Then Comes Lividity

Gorguts-Bodily Corrupted

Cancer Bats-Sorceress

Tomb Mold-Aperture of Body

Cancer Bats-Pray for Darkness

Voivod-Nothingface

Voivod-Batman

Chaos Within-Pure Hatred Beliefs

Cancer Bats-Hail Destroyer

Archagathus-Das Monkey

Fleshgod Apocalypse-Cold As Perfection

Thanks for listening! Make sure to tune in next week for more Harmony Corruption.

Weird summer.

Gloom and Doom returns with music from Soundgarden, King Woman, Anthesis, Botfly, and more! Gloom and Doom 23 Track List: Soundgarden - 4th of July

King Woman - King of Swords Chelsea Wolfe - Grey Days BIG|BRAVE - Holding Pattern

Madeira - Sugar SECURITY - Arid Land

Anthesis - Breaking Tired Limbs Botfly - Confessions of Depression

Cell Press - Terminal Knave

Hi Everyone!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week was the Doom in July special! This episode was focused on low, slow and doomy metal from places like the UK, Finland, and the US. There was also a brief visit to Canada for some old school speed metal and even a teaser for the band getting a discography deep dive next week!

Here's the playlist for the week:

Black Sabbath-Lord of this World

Pentagram-Broken Vows

Candlemass-Samaritan

Witchfinder General-Witchfinder General

Electric Wizard-I, The Witchfinder

Sleep-Holy Mountain

Cathedral-Jaded Entity

Incantation-Deliverance of Horrific Prophecies

Asphyx-M.S. Bismarck

Rippikoulu-Pimeys Ylla Jumalan Maan

Winter-Servants of the Warsmen

Dayglo Abortions-Here Today Guano Tomorrow

Exciter-Smashin 'em Down

Sacrifice-A Storm in the Silence

Anvil-Metal on Metal

Anvil-Mothra

Exciter-Stand up and Shout

Archagathus-Insanity Dog

Morbid Angel-Immortal Rites

Thanks again for listening! Make sure to tune in next week from 8-10PM AST!

Hi again everyone.

Welcome to Episode 29 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

I've dug into some older stuff that we haven't heard in a while and thrown in some cool new ones.

Please enjoy!

Just press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care,

Tim

"The World of Music, One Song at a Time"

Episode Song List

Tool - Chocolate Chip Trip Genesis - Deep in the Motherlode RUSH - Caravan Saga - The Interview Frank Zappa - Wind Up Workin' in a Gas Station Triumph - When the Lights Go Down Polyphia - Neurotica Kansas - Dust in the Wind - LIVE King Crimson - Nuages Nightwinds - Crude Exports Lifesigns - Altitude Reprise Penguin Café Orchestra - The Ecstasy of Dancing Fleas Nash the Slash - Medley by Mark Favro

It's hot. Very hot.

Chat with Emmanuelle Jackson, a board member for Fredericton Pride.

Hi Everyone!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week had lots of variety. We heard some Swedeath, industrial, NWOHBM, power metal, deathrash, doom and more. There was a number of bands that I had not played on this show which got play for the first time, as well as a few returning favourites. Make sure to comment on the Facebook post on the show's page (Facebook) to let me know which of these 4 bands you'd like to hear a discography deep dive on in two weeks. The options are Hypocrisy, Carcass, Bolt Thrower or Morbid Angel. Also make sure to tune in next week for the Doom in July special episode focused on doom metal.

Here's the tracklist for this week's episode:

Demolition Hammer-Skull Fracturing Nightmare

Entombed-Left Hand Path

Cryptopsy-Open Face Surgery

Godflesh-Locust Furnace

Morbid Saint-Beyond the Gates of Hell

Razor-Hot Metal

Witchfinder General-Free Country

Angel Witch-Gorgon

Riot-Thundersteel

Sodom-Body Parts

Sodom-The Crippler

Cancer-Back From the Dead

Coroner-Masked Jackal

Entombed-Full of Hell

Sacrifice-Warrior of Death

Sacrifice-Infernal Visions

Sacrifice-Pyrokinesis

Sacrifice-Pawn of Prophecy

Tomb Mold-Planetary Clairvoyance (They Grow Inside II) (Cerulean Salvation EP version)

Voivod-Inner Combustion

Sleep-The Druid

Trouble-Psalm 9

Thanks so much for listening! Make sure to tune in every Tuesday from 8-10 PM AST for more Harmony Corruption.

This week's episode of Gloom and Doom features music from New Order, Radiohead, ACTORS, Void Vision, Denmother, and more! Gloom and Doom 22 Track List: Radiohead - The Gloaming (Softly Open Our Mouths in the Cold)

Menthüll - Dash Boy ACTORS - Love U More Ringfinger - Familiar Placement

Hante. - Tomorrow is a New Day Minuit Machine - Sacrifice Fawning - Wait Void Vision - To The Sea

Breeze - Stumbling Perversions - I Don't Think This Is Fun Anymore Decomme - Blemish New Order - Your Silent Face

Denmother - Birds (Feast of the Gluttons)

It only takes you and 7 idiots to accomplish a task. Will you do it?

Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Robin Ross. Ross is mainly a digital artist and creates portraits. He is using his residency to sketch portraits of people visiting the casemates and create acrylic paintings celebrating trans bodies.

Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Alison Veino. Veino is creates abstract flowing art.

"No Speed, No Punk!"-Skitsystem Hi Everyone! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week, it was all grind, all the time! In roughly 4 years of working in radio, I've never played over 30 songs in a show. This week, I played 50 songs in 2 hours! We heard from Singapore's Wormrot, Carcass, Napalm Death and Bolt Thrower from the UK, Terrorizer and Brutal Truth from the US and lots of Archagathus and some Slaughter from Canada. Make sure to tune in on July 25th to hear the counterpoint to the Extravagrindza, none other than a Doom in July doom metal special! Here's the tracklist for this week.

Cryptopsy-Crown of Horns

Carcass-Genital Grinder/Regurgitation of Giblets

Dystopia-Green Destroyed

Necrojinn-11

Archagathus-Society's Dinner

Pig Destroyer-Strangled with a Halo

Begrime Exemious-Supposed to Rot (Entombed cover)

Agoraphobic Nosebleed-Doctored Results

Agoraphobic Nosebleed-Dead Battery

Brutal Truth-Walking Corpse (Perpetual Conversion EP version)

Caustic Wound-Blast Casualty

Caustic Wound-Cemetery Planet

Gravesend-Verrazzano Floater

Mortician-Eaten Alive by Maggots

Carcass-Feast on Dismembered Carnage

Wormrot-Compulsive Disposition

Archagathus-Intro/Mincecore Fabio

Archagathus-Perennial Loser

Archagathus-System: What?

Archagathus-Soap a Dope

Archagathus-A Stupid Question

Magrudergrind-Spicy Delight

Magrudergrind-The 2nd Wave

Discharge-Does This System Work

Wormrot-The Final Insult

Terrorizer-Need to Live

Brutal Truth-Ill Neglect

Gatecreeper-Rusted Gold

Gatecreeper-Amputation

Magrudergrind-My Inner Self is Telling Me That Something in this Room is at its Unintelligent High Point

Cryptopsy-Gravaged (A Cryptopsy)

Slaughter-The Curse

Dystopia-Control All Delete

Sacrifice-Decapitation

Napalm Death-How the Years Condemn

Napalm Death-Lucid Fairytale

Nails-You Will Never Be One Of Us

Napalm Death-Instinct of Survival

Napalm Death-Scum

Brujeria-Matando Gueros

Repulsion-Festering Boils

Bolt Thrower-Eternal War

Archagathus-Brain: Dead?

Cryptopsy-Lichmistress

Sacrifice-Possession

Archagathus-Canadian Hoser

Kataklysm-Once...Upon Possession (Chapter II-Legacy of Both Lores)

Dying Fetus-Kill Your Mother...

Cryptopsy-Orgiastic Disembowelment

Hope you enjoyed the show! Have a great week and make sure to tune in again next week from 8 PM to 10 PM AST.

Chat with Nate and Isaac of Nate and the Busy Boys, local musicians who love to talk about music.

Hello again everyone.

Welcome to Episode 28 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

You may recall that the previous show had a British feel to me.

Well this one is pretty Canadian. More than usual. Hint - Two RUSH songs and one solo Geddy song.

And that's a great thing.

So, just press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

So enjoy it eh?

Tim

"The World of Music, One Song at a Time"

Episode Song List

Geddy Lee - Runaway Train Saga - Why Not RUSH - Halo Effect Genesis - Carpet Crawlers Live Yes - Cut From The Stars A Perfect Circle - Judith Frank Zappa - Disco Boy MELO - Paralyzed RUSH - BU2B Gentle Giant - Aspirations UNITOPIA - This Life

It's hot. Turn music on.

Chat with Paul Hayes, local musician and booking agent for The Cap.

This episode of The Lunchbox features Jaxon Baker and Aidan Keenan of the Fredericton Region Museum. Baker and Keenan talked about upcoming museum events, exhibit highlights, and highlighted the museum's wonderful staff.

Check out what's going on at the Fredericton Region Museum here: https://www.frederictonregionmuseum.com/

Songs played:

Bill de Hydro, Menoncle Jason [LCL, CAN, French]

Wandering, Motherhood [LCL, CAN, FEM]

Ej M’en Fus, P’tit Belliveau [LCL, CAN, French]

Little Honda, Nate and the Busy Boys [LCL, CAN]

Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Alex Cogswell. Cogswell is a musician that creates instrumental and folk inspired music.

Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Leone Pippard. Pippard creates watercolors inspired by nature and memory.

Hi Everyone! Welcome back to episode 8 of Harmony Corruption. This week, I figured I'd celebrate July 1st and July 4th by playing all American bands for the first half of the show, then all Canadian material for the back half (minus one Judas Priest track). We heard lots of Floridian death metal this week, with a few ventures up to New York. I also snuck in a little teaser for next week's grindcore extravaganza near the end of the show. Hope you have a great week! Go check out the Harmony Corruption Facebook page and feel free to like and leave comments if you'd like to hear anything in particular!

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Here's the tracklist for the week:

Judas Priest-Race With the Devil (The Gun Cover)

Slayer-Piece by Piece

Morbid Angel-Invocation of the Continual One

Immolation-Those Left Behind

Death-Denial of Life

Brutality-Exposed to the Elements

Morbid Angel-Angel of Disease

Death-Spirit Crusher

Deicide-Blaspherereion

Death-Overactive Imagination

Nocturnus-Lake of Fire

Gorguts-Stiff and Cold

Tomb Mold-Gored Embrace (Confronting Biodegradation)

Tomb Mold-Heat Death

Abysseral Throne-Storming the Black Gate

Gorguts-Considered Dead

Gorguts-Le Toit du Monde

Archagathus-Hey Metallica

Caustic Wound-Autonomous Weapons System

Thanks for tuning in! Make sure to tune in every Tuesday from 8PM-10PM AST on CHSR FM for more Harmony Corruption.

Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Olivia Thomson. Thomson creates illustrations, comics, and zines.

Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Darcy Hunter. Hunter creates beautiful landscapes using textiles.

We've returned for some reason!

Chat with Canadian punk legend, Joe Keithley from D.O.A.

Chat with local musician, El Tata.

The word this week is "dog". Woof woof.

Celebrate the solstice with miss emvy! Gloom and Doom 21 features music from Cursed Arrows, Eric's Trip, Have a Nice Life, Low, Beach House, and more... Gloom and Doom 21 Track List: Cursed Arrows - Light Has Returned

Fotoform - You Set Fire to the Sun Status / Non-Status - Sunshower Clean Eric's Trip - Sunlight Secret Sign - Under the Sun

Wipers - Sunrise Pink Floyd - Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun FAXES - Blue Sunshine Moon Socket - What If The Sun Blew Up

Jasmine Trails - Sunlit Tornado Have a Nice Life - Who Would Leave Their Son Out in the Sun Low - The Son, The Sun Low - Dancing and Fire

Beach House - Sunset Show Notes:

Status / Non-Status is formally known as WHOOP-Szo. "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun" was a staple of the band's live set for many years, including during the performance at Pompeii. Moon Socket features members of Eric's Trip, Orange Glass, and other Maritime bands. Cursed Arrows, Eric's Trip, Jasmine Trails, Have a Nice Life, and Beach House all appear on previous episodes of Gloom and Doom.

Hi Everyone! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week, long songs seemed to be the theme! We heard some classics off of Death's Leprosy, Darkthrone's A Blaze in the Northern Sky, Morbid Angel's Covenant and more. There may have even been a Game of Thrones joke and a Mortal Kombat joke. Hope you enjoyed listening, make sure to tune in next week for more metal on Harmony Corruption! Airs every Tuesday from 8-10 PM AST.

In addition to the usual playlist, feel free to check out the Facebook page for Harmony Corruption linked here: Facebook

Here's the playlist for the week:

Death-Pull the Plug

Judas Priest-Rock Hard Ride Free

Bathory-Enter the Eternal Fire

Darkthrone-Kaatharian Life Code

Immortal-At the Heart of Winter

Celtic Frost-A Dying God Coming into Human Flesh

Cancer Bats-Arsenic in the Year of the Snake

Overkill-Playing with Spiders/Skullkrusher

Overkill-Fatal if Swallowed

Slaughter-Disintegrator

Cancer Bats-All Hail

Voivod-Ripping Headaches

Razor-Hypertension

Razor-Evil Invaders

Morbid Angel-The Lion's Den

Thanks so much for listening!

Hi again everyone.

Welcome to Episode 27 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

For some reason this episode has a more British feel than others. I could be off base but I just had that vibe as I was recording it.

Maybe it's a combination of the Steve Hackett, Deep Purple, Robert Plant, and Jon Anderson.

No worries though. There's still plenty of Canadianity in here.

Just press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care and enjoy!

Tim

"The World of Music, One Song at a Time"

Episode Song List

Steve Hackett - Ace of Wands King Crimson - Dig Me Not Now - Hear Me Now Envy of None - Liar SAGA - You're Not Alone Gary Numan - Melt Peter Gabriel - The Rhythm of the Heat RUSH - Mystic Rhythms Robert Plant - Dance on my Own Deep Purple - Black Night Jon Anderson - Rain Down Marcello Ciurleo - Hello It's Me Again Prism - Good to Be Back

This episode's word is "Target". With a mysterious guest of unknown origin, tune in to find out what government secrets are revealed though the whimsical stylings of Kate Bush, Cold Sweat and Targeted Individual.

Hi Everyone!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption! This was episode 6 of the show, and I played some of my favourites this week! This was a bit of a shorter episode this episode, so a few less songs than usual, but still a great playlist! We heard 2 tracks from Carcass, one of my favourite Celtic Frost songs, as well as a fantastic Fleetwood Mac cover by Judas Priest. We heard bands from Germany, Switzerland, the UK, US, Canada, Norway and Sweden. Make sure to tune in for Harmony Corruption every Tuesday from 8-10PM.

Here's the playlist for the week:

Razor-The Marshall Arts

Samael-Black Trip

Kreator-Riot of Violence

Slaughter-Incinerator

Celtic Frost-Dethroned Emperor

Carcass-Exhume to Consume

Carcass-Excoriating Abdominal Emanation

Autopsy-Hand of Darkness

Suffocation-Surgery of Impalement

Exciter-Rain of Terror

Voivod-Macrosolutions to Megaproblems

Judas Priest-The Green Manalishi (With the Two-Pronged Crown) (Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac cover)

Razor-Hot Metal

Gorguts-Obscura

Darkthrone-Quintessence

Hypocrisy-Roswell 47 (Live)

Overkill-Powersurge

Thanks so much for listening! Hope you tune in next week.

Gloom and Doom 20 takes a departure from the themed set format of previous weeks and features music from The Shyness of Strangers, Backxwash, Nine Inch Nails, Debby Friday, and more! Gloom and Doom 20 Track List: The Shyness of Strangers - Serpent River

Ringfinger - Chamber of Roses Fotoform - Running The Foreign Resort - Down the Rabbit Hole

Hante. - In Raptures Minuit Machine - Ego Crimson Scarlet - June

Debby Friday & DJ Haram - Searching Backxwash - Spells feat. Devi McCallion Black Dresses - Crush (Tessa Violet cover) Nine Inch Nails - My Violent Heart

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Magneto Show Notes:

We first heard Ringfinger on Gloom and Doom 06. "Crush" originally appears on Tessa Violet's Bad Ideas LP in 2019. We first heard Hante. on Gloom and Doom 18. We first heard Black Dresses on Gloom and Doom 17. We first heard Nick Cave on Gloom and Doom 16.

Chat with Empty Nesters, an alternative musician from Montreal.

Chat with Love Language, an alt-rock band from Montreal.

Chat with Bard in the Barracks "Much Ado About Nothing" actors Finn Boehm and Lucas Tapley and director Tilly Jackson.

Chat with actors Naomi McGowan, Scott Shannon, Alex McAllister, and Jason McIntyre and director Len Falkenstein of the Bard in the Barracks production of "Coriolanus."

How long has it been since I mentioned a live show?

Anyway, tune in and check out a bunch of new stuff I'm spinning today, we ramp it up good. We'll move our way into the harder stuff and stay there quickly.

Play it loud, and maybe go out next week. Maybe.

Playlist: Omitted - Kilmore (From The Inside) Livin' The Dream - The Dyadics (The Dyadics) Only Yesterday - Mos Generator (Time-Wounds) Hot Minute - Ian Blurton's Future Now (single) Shen - Sunbeam Overdrive (Diama) Rise and Fall - Neolia (Self-Titled) Block Out The Sun / Crossroads - Fall of Earth (From The Ashes) Of The Ashes - Sovereign Council (World On Fire) Magnetar - Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through The Cracks)

Chat with Josh Bravener, lead singer and guitarist of Fredericton band The Hypochondriacs.

Chat with Robert Gow who created the show "Real Faces" about larger-than-life members of the Fredericton community.

Chat with Astrid Young, a Canadian Singer-Songwriter

Hi Everyone!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption! This was episode 5 of the show, and this week had quite the range. Lots of classics, some grind, a bit of hardcore and a couple of tracks off of new releases! We heard bands from Italy, Switzerland, the UK, US, Canada, Norway and more. Make sure to tune in for Harmony Corruption every Tuesday from 8-10PM.

Here's the playlist for the week:

Dio-Straight Through the Heart

Iron Maiden-Where Eagles Dare

Annihilator-Alison Hell

Black Sabbath-A National Acrobat

Metal Church-Fake Healer

Voivod-Brain Scan

Razor-Iron Hammer

Celtic Frost-Jewel Throne

Bulldozer-Cut Throat

Bad Brains-Big Takeover

Enforced-Hanged By My Hand

Brujeria-Revolucion

Cryptopsy-Back to the Worms

Gorguts-Nostalgia

Cattle Decapitation-We Eat Our Young

Necrojinn-We Are the Road Crew (Motorhead Cover)

Brutal Truth-Perpetual Conversion

Darkthrone-To Walk the Infernal Fields

Rammer-Rust and Paranoia

In Battle There is No Law

Thanks for listening!

Interview with Jeff Patch and Cathy LeBlanc from Fredericton band Free to Grow.

Gloom and Doom 19 Gloom and Doom 19 Track List: strawberry - The Fireworks

strawberry - Waterfalls Elevator - To Cry a River Men I Trust - Something In Water lié - Rat River

The Necromancers Union - Ghosts Brotherhood - Like a Ghost Minuit Machine - Ghost Jon Mckiel - holy ghost

the Microphones - The Moon Phoebe Bridgers - Moon Song Ostrich Tuning - it goes right through strawberry - Starshapes

the Microphones - Headless Horseman Show Notes:

"The Fireworks" was recorded on a tape recorder in a living room in the summer of 1996. The song was left off of an album that the band recorded in Montreal. Elevator's August was remastered in 2004. We first heard Men I Trust on Gloom and Doom 05. We first heard Jon Mckiel on Gloom and Doom 03. We first heard Ostrich Tuning on Gloom and Doom 07.

Chat with Robert Pinnock, aka Uncle Rob

Chat with PEI band, Absolute Losers.

Hi again everyone.

Welcome to Episode 26 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

As always, we've worked pretty hard to compile a great list of tunes that you'll love.

It's the usual mix of hard and soft, but a little harder than some.

Have a listen!

Now, just press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care and enjoy!

Tim

"The World of Music, One Song at a Time"

Episode Song List

Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman and Howe - Themes Triumph - Just One Night - Live Gojira - Born For One Thing Peter Gabriel - Digging in the Dirt - Live Periphery - Marigold Tanna Joy - On the Other Side RUSH - Force Ten Kim Mitchell - Kids In Action Kansas - Miracles Out of Nowhere FM - Dream Girl Elyaz - Wildlands

Apparently something has gone horribly wrong with old accounts of mine (not at all related to this) and I've been dealing with that all week.

Fortunately, nothing has impacted my music one bit and we're still going strong-ish. There's a convention coming up that may interfere with the final episode of the month, but I'm sure it'll be fine. Or maybe not!

Grab a podcast.

Playlist: Pressure - Cory Hotline Take Care Of U - TWRP (Together Through Time) Skeleton - A Primitive Evolution (Becoming) Prophecy Wins - We Hunt Buffalo (Head Smashed In) Over & Out - Powder For Pigeons (Catapult) Weightless Light - Woodhawk (Violent Nature) Voyager - Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through The Cracks) Purge - Claemus Foreigner - Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil) Falsewave - Unleash the Archers

Chat with Eddie Young, creator of local music festival, Living Roots.

Hi Everyone!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This was the fourth episode of the show and I wanted to play some newer stuff this week! I played one off Frozen Soul's latest album "Glacial Domination," as well as a track off Innumerable Forms' latest release. Also heard some Gravesend, Inter Arma, Blood Incantation and lots more. I also played my favourite Judas Priest song, and it's a bit of a deep cut! Hope you enjoyed the show, and make sure to tune in to Harmony Corruption every Tuesday from 8-10 PM.

Here's the full playlist for the week!

Exciter-Cry of the Banshee

Thorns-Stellar Master Elite

Gravesend-Trinity Burning

Judas Priest-Pain and Pleasure

Darkthrone-Rust

Eyehategod-Blank

Inter Arma-Citadel

Blood Incantation-Vitrification of Blood (Part I)

Blood Incantation-Starspawn

Innumerable Forms-Thrall

Frozen Soul-Arsenal of War

Carnage-Dark Recollections

Dystopia-Socialized Death Sentence

Dayglo Abortions-Ronald McRaygun

Dayglo Abortions-I'm My Own God

Infernal Majesty-Pestilential Eternity

Infernal Majesty-One Who Points to Death

Cancer Bats-The Hoof

Cancer Bats-Friday Night

Candlemass-Black Stone Wielder

Thanks for listening, hope you tune in next week.

Gloom and Doom 18 presents three themed sets this week: Eyes, Running, and Winter. Tune in to hear tracks from Chelsea Wolfe, Thom Yorke, Boy Harsher, Eric's Trip, and a gothic Kate Bush cover... Gloom and Doom 18 Track List: Chelsea Wolfe - The Eye (Demo)

Rhythm of Cruelty - Hollow Eyes Poltergeist - Through Clouded Eyes / We Watch the Skies Jon McKiel - Private Eye

Thom Yorke - Runwayaway The Hearse - Running Up That Hill (Kate Bush cover) Hante. - Run, Lie, Cry Boy Harsher - Run

TRAITRS - Last Winter Cellarghost - Winter Viola Swamp - Winter

Eric's Trip - Eyes Shut Show Notes:

"The Eye" was a Bandcamp exclusive track released in 2020, but recorded for the Abyss sessions in 2014. We first heard Chelsea Wolfe and Boy Harsher on Gloom and Doom 01. "Running Up That Hill" originally appeared on Hounds of Love in 1985. "Run" was pulled from the extended version of Lesser Man, which originally appeared in 2014 without that track. We first heard Viola Swamp along with Eric's Trip, Jon McKiel, and Radiohead on Gloom and Doom 03.

Hi Everyone!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This was the third episode of the show, and we heard lots of Bathory this week! We had music from all around the world. Bands from Sweden, Poland, Canada, Finland, the UK, and the US all got play this week. Hope you enjoyed the show, and make sure to tune in to Harmony Corruption every Tuesday from 8-10 PM.

Here’s the full playlist:

Bathory-Father to Son

Bathory-One Rode to Asa Bay

Vader-Dark Age

Outre-Tombe-Haruspex

Excruciate-Passage of Life

Thergothon-Everlasting

Artillery-By Inheritance

Iron Maiden-Alexander the Great

Bathory-Equimanthorn

Dayglo Abortions-Scared of People/Black Sabbath

Dystopia-Sleep

Outre-Tombe-Vengeance Spectrale

Wormwitch-Hit the Lights

Blood Incantation-Chaoplasm

Wormwitch-Even the Sun Will Die

Wormwitch-Canadian Denim Mountain Attack

Thanks for listening! Hope you all come back to listen next week.

We’ve hit June! And now I’ve nothing to say, which is absolutely nothing compared to any other episode where I was still telling you about things. I may have eluded to an occasional release coming up, but today? Today I just wanted to spin some awesome stuff that’s been hitting my own rotation, and now, RFYL’s rotation.

So here we are!

Playlist:
Hands Up – Dead Sara
Secret – Fit For Rivals
We Are The Virus – Die So Fluid
Wounds – Half Gramme of Soma
Dead Skies – A Primitive Evolution
Amor Gravis – Ruby The Hatchet
World on Fire – Sovereign Council
Awake – Osyron
Decline – Claemus
Legacy – Unleash The Archers
The Tireless One Goes Rock (ft Ariah) – Husky By The Geek

Hi Everyone!

Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This was the second episode of the show, and we got some classics this week! We heard from Tank, in honour of the late, great Algy Ward, as well as some Swedish death metal. Hope you enjoyed the show, and make sure to tune in to Harmony Corruption every Tuesday from 8-10 PM.

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Hypocrisy-End of Disclosure

Grave-You’ll Never See

Tank-Don’t Walk Away

Black Sabbath-Disturbing the Priest

Infester-Chamber of Reunion

Eyehategod-Left to Starve

Cancer Bats-Psychic Jailbreak

Emperor-With Strength I Burn

Spectral Wound-Fair Lucifer, Sad Relic

Wormwitch-The Wolves of Ossory

Wormwitch-Abracadabra

Dying Fetus-Praise the Lord (Opium of the Masses)

Exciter-Scream in the Night

Exciter-Heavy Metal Maniac

Hypocrisy-Inseminated Adoption

Savatage-White Witch

Thanks for listening!

In this episode we forsake our usual formula to reveal “Big Beach”, the weekend long punk fest that smoothed the brains and blew the eardrums of all who dared to enter the O’dell Lodge on May 19th and 20th. This episode is filled with songs from the bands that played that weekend. All bands were from New Brunswick and Montreal.

Check out episode 12 of Synapse Radio, where we pick songs that remind us of the word “Bliss”. With music from artists such as Walter TV, Tom Waits and Tatsuro Yamashita.

Hi Everyone!

I’m Tyler, the host of Harmony Corruption. This was the first week of the show. Harmony Corruption plays metal from all across the genre. Death metal, thrash, sludge, black, grindcore and more all get play. The show runs 8PM-10PM every Tuesday.

The playlist for this week’s show is as follows:

Judas Priest-Electric Eye/The Hellion

Bolt Thrower-World Eater

Obituary-Turned Inside Out

Dio-All the Fools Sailed Away

Savatage-Power of the Night

Iron Maiden-Back in the Village

Mortician-Mortician

Outre-Tombe-Cenobytes

Infernal Majesty-Death of Heaven

Razor-Sucker for Punishment

Slayer-Postmortem

Exciter-Violence and Force

Bathory-War

Ulver-Hymne I: Of Wolf and Fear

Spectral Wound-Imperial Saison Noire

Razor-Edge of the Razor

Outre Tombe-Necrovortex

Nocturnus-Andromeda Strain

Megadeth-Poison Was The Cure

Last week we heard three sets of tunes based around Blood, Bones, and the Night. This week it’s Dreams, Death, and Angels! Gloom and Doom 17 features music from Black Dresses, Chelsea Wolfe, Tom Waits, Cursed Arrows, and more….

Gloom and Doom 17 Track List:Poltergeist – Morning Star

Fed Up – Dose Your Dreams
Black Dresses – Dreaming
Tess Parks – Life is But a Dream
flora bay* – dreamgirl

The Last Dance – Do You Believe in Angels?
Two Witches – The Angel of Pain
Christian Death – The Angels (Assassin Mix)
Lyndsie Alguire – and all the lost angels

Chelsea Wolfe – Simple Death (demo)
Tom Waits – Dead and Lovely
Cursed Arrows – Near Death Daydream

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds – Death is Not the End

Show Notes:* “Life is But a Dream” can also be found on Psych Pop 2. * We first heard Tess Parks and Flora Bay on Gloom and Doom 10. * The original version of “The Angels” can be found on The Path of Sorrow. * “Simple Death” originally appeared on 2015’s Abyss. * We first heard Chelsea Wolfe on Gloom and Doom 01. * “Near Death Daydream” can also be found on Exclaim! presents Forge Fest 2018: The Compilation. * We first heard Cursed Arrows on Gloom and Doom 03. * “Death is Not the End” was written by Bob Dylan and features vocals from Anita Lane, Shane MacGowan, PJ Harvey, and Kylia Minogue. * “Death is Not the End” originally appeared on Bob Dylan’s Down in the Groove. * We heard Nick Cave, Tess Parks, and Lyndsie Alguire last week on Gloom and Doom 16.

Hello again everyone.

Welcome to Episode 25 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

Before I go any further I just want to mention that I really hope that you all listen to the whole show, including the talking parts. There are a few gems in there for you.

This one was really fun to do.

My son Braydon was in the radio station with me a little while ago to get a tour and we ended up recording a few things. One clip was a funny little sketch and another a short serious interview discussing his drumming beginnings and inspirations.

I hope you enjoy them. I’m happy to play them for you.

The Hillbilly Hoedown clip was just one take too!

Now, just press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care and enjoy!

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Alex Lifeson – Victor – Promise
Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters – Rainbow (Live)
Saga – Amnesia
Hillbilly Hoedown – Tim and Braydon Scammell
Braydon Scammell Interview
King Crimson – Heartbeat
RUSH – Alien Shore
Jimi Hendrix – Hear My Train a Comin’
Kate Bush – And So Is Love
Billy Talent – Viking Death March
Nash the Slash – Dance After Curfew
Gary Numan – My Name is Ruin
Eddie Jobson – Paris by Night

I have very little news because I have been on vacation! And I never keep up with any news anyway. But there are some new releases and we continue to enjoy some tracks on albums new within the past few weeks. So here we go yet again!

I’m so bad at these descriptions.

Playlist:

(Don’t) Wait Until Tomorrow – Mos Generator
Get Right – The Standstills
Underneath – Kilmore
Burning Bridges – Category VI
Breath You In – Sovereign Council
Reflections – Nightingale
Thruster – Ruby The Hatchet
Beyond The Sun – Osyron
Diamond Shape – Sunbeam Overdrive
Carry The Flame / Abyss – Unleash The Archers

Gloom and Doom 16 features three themed sets: Night, Skull and Bones, and Blood! Tune in for Nick Cave, Beach House, The Smiths, Swans, and more…

Gloom and Doom 16 Track List:Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds – Night of the Lotus Eaters

Lyndsie Alguire – the night is in my mouth
Beach House – Many Nights
Men I Trust – All Night
The Smiths – This Night Has Opened My Eyes

Aldous Harding – Swell Does the Skull
Motherhood – Dead Water / ABE
Julie Fader – Skin and Bones

Fresh Snow – Blood in the Sun
Swans – Blood and Honey
Bleached Head – Painting the Walls (With Blood)

Tess Parks – Marigold (Nirvana cover)

Show Notes: Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! actually came out in 2008. * We first heard Men I Trust on Gloom and Doom 05. * We first heard Fresh Snow and Julie Fader on Gloom and Doom 08. * We first heard Bleached Heat on Gloom and Doom 12. * “This Night Has Opened My Eyes” retells the events of the play A Taste of Honey* by Shelagh Delaney. * “This Night…” was recorded as a Peel Session on 14/9/83, and also made available on the Louder Than Bombs compilation in 1987. * “Marigold” was released as a B-Side to “Heart-Shaped Box” alongside “Milk It” in August of 1993. Cobain did not play on that release. * We first heard Tess Parks on Gloom and Doom 10.

Why don’t I always do a double shot of the week?

Well, dear listener, perhaps I’ve heard you and I’ve decided to do a double-double-double-double-double-double shot of the week! That’s right, we’re doubling down on the 2-4 weekend. So strap yourself in and enjoy back to back tracks from some new stuff, some older stuff, and all just downright awesome stuff.

I’m going to go forget where I am for a weekend.

Peace!

Playlist:

Firestone / Tempest – Kilmore (From The Inside)
Deceiver / Soothsayer – Ruby The Hatchet (Fear Is A Cruel Master)
Deaf and Blind / Hard Sun – Sunbeam Overdrive (Diama)
The Wait / Of The Ashes – Sovereign Council (World On Fire)
Fools Gold / The Woods (ft Brad Wilk) – Reignwolf (Hear Me Out / Single)
Absolute Blue / The King Beyond The Gates – Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil)

Gloom and Doom 15 concludes are 30th anniversary of Nirvana’s In Utero, or at least puts it on hold for now, and features bodily-themed tunes from Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, Sonic Youth, Cursed Arrows, Jon McKiel, and more!

Gloom and Doom 15 Tracklist:Hooded Fang – Tourette’s (Nirvana cover)
The Wooden Sky – All Apologies (Nirvana cover)

Red Lorry Yellow Lorry – Hand On Heart
strawberry – Less Hands, More Heart
Jon McKiel – Cold Hand Becomes The Master
Cursed Arrows – Empty Handed

Frigs – Chest
SPECTRES – The Head And The Heart
Bleached Heat – My Heart Is a Grave
The Westerberg Suicides – A Beating Heart, A Rusty Spade

Bleached Cross – Soul Bleed
Sonic Youth – Wildflower Soul

Nirvana – All Apologies (Home Demo)

Show Notes:* “Tourette’s” and “All Apologies” originally appeared on In Utero in 1993. * “Hand On Heart” originally appeared on Talk About The Weather in 1985, and was later released on CD alongside Paint Your Wagon in 1994. * We originally heard “Chest” on Gloom and Doom 05. * We originally heard “The Head And The Heart” on Gloom and Doom 08. * “Soul Bleed” appeared on a split release with the Milwaukee-based band Shamewave in 2021, courtesy of no funeral records. * The home demo version of “All Apologies” was recorded on a boombox sometime in 1992, and originally appeared on With The Lights Out. * We have now heard versions of every song from the original release of Nirvana’s In Utero.

Hello again everyone.

Welcome to Episode 23 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

Here’s something cool that I realized the other day.

This is episode number 24. Each episode is an hour long, except for the first one which ran a little over time but we’ll ignore that.

That’s 24 hours of Testing For Echo awesome.

So, if you start playing episodes from the beginning you can fill your entire day with great Testing For Echo and then start again the next day!

What do you think?

Now, just press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care and enjoy!

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Styx – Pieces of Eight (Live)
Peter Gabriel – Come Talk to Me
SAGA – Gonna Give it to Ya
Envy of None – Kabul Blues
Brian Eno – The Big Ship
Pink Floyd – Speak to Me/Breathe
RUSH – Carnies
Animals as Leaders – Ectogenesis
Lifesigns – Last One Home
Genesis – A Trick of The Tail
Focus – Sylvia
Half Past Four – Toronto Tontos

We’re melting our way into May, and with a new month comes new releases! So here we are, with far more to play now and share everywhere we could. So grab this podcast and share it with all your friends. If you have no friends, just turn the volume up real loud because that’s the only other thing I can advocate.

I still have literally nothing to talk about. Other than you needing to look into this music, because it’s amazing.

Playlist:

Hot Minute – Ian Blurton’s Future Now (Single)
Omitted – Kilmore (From The Inside)
Aja Minor – Mos Generator (Time-Wounds)
Diama / Shen – Sunbeam Overdrive (Diama)
The Deafening (ft Stu Block & Percival) – Osyron (Momentous)
Aberration – Sovereign Council (World On Fire)
Magnetar – Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through The Cracks)
Lemonade – Verse The Sun (6 Headaches)
The Signal – Medevil (Mirror in the Darkness)
Breakaway – Tsunami Bomb (Trust No One)

Gloom and Doom 14 features a playlist compiled from the first 13 episodes of the program alongside some we haven’t heard before!

Gloom and Doom 14 Track List:Kate Bush – Lily (Director’s Cut)

Boy Harsher – Give Me a Reason
Of the Veil – Moonlight
Concavity – Narcolepsy
Void Vision – Everything is Fine

Breeze – Dorothy Vallens
Beliefs – Violets
You’ll Never Get to Heaven – By This River
yoo doo right – Marché Pt. 3 (Ft. Jasmine Trails)

Dead Cosmetics – Limbless
Common Holly – You Dance
Jon McKiel – Boss
My Bloody Valentine – When You Sleep

Grouper – Heavy Water I’d Rather Be Sleeping

Show Notes:* “Lily” originally appeared on The Red Shoes in 1993. * “Lily” and “When You Sleep” are the only two songs that haven’t appeared on previous episodes of Gloom and Doom. * “By This River” and “Boss” also appeared on Debaser’s 2017 Spring Thing Sampler.

My guest today is Roland Urquhart, a senior kinesiology student involved a combination research and art project called The Art of Creation. In this project, they worked with several partners of women giving birth in workshops to guide participants through artistic expressions of concerns, thoughts and feelings around health both pre- and post-birth.

The Art of Creation is on display from May 5th until June 16th at the UNB Art Centre in Memorial Hall at UNB.

In this episode of Synapse Radio your hosts and permanent guest grapple with the word “revival”. Tune in to hear some old recordings from the Helen Creighten Collection and lots of punk and hardcore as usual

Gloom and Doom resumes its 30th anniversary celebration of Nirvana’s 1993 In Utero album with a cover of “Radio Friendly Unit Shifter,” performed by Odonis Odonis. Classic cuts by Siouxsie and the Banshees, Bauhaus, and Sleep appear alongside a track from the latest BIG|BRAVE album: nature morte.

Gloom and Doom 13 Tracklist:Odonis Odonis – Radio Friendly Unit Shifter

Odonis Odonis – Better
Black Dresses – MUTATIONS
METZ – The Swimmer
BIG|BRAVE – a parable of the trusting

Sleep – From Beyond
Midge Ure – The Man Who Sold the World (David Bowie cover)

Siouxsie and the Banshees – Night Shift
Bauhaus – Double Dare

Nirvana – Radio Friendly Unit Shifter

Show Notes:* Odonis Odonis and METZ have both performed shows with each other, along with The Soft Moon. * Black Dresses is the joint project of Ada Rook and Devi McCallion. * Midge Ure’s cover of “The Man Who Sold the World” appears on the soundtracks for Party Party and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. * “The Man Who Sold the World” originally appeared on David Bowie’s album of the same name in 1970. * We first heard Siouxsie and the Banshees on Gloom and Doom 03.

Sometimes we need to sit back for a moment and think about others who are faced with struggles every day.

I vowed that this show would not be political but hearing the story and music of Heinali from the Ukraine struck me and I decided to play a song here.

The whole lineup today is amazing. Please enjoy.

Now, just press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care and enjoy!

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Genesis – Fly on a Windshield
Genesis – Ballad of Big
Robert Plant and the Band of Joy – Even This Shall Pass Away
Soundgarden – Mind Riot
RUSH – The Trees
Heinali – Little By Little
Gary Numan – God Only Knows
UK – Nothing To Lose – Live
King Crimson – Sleepless – Dance Mix
Kansas – The Preacher – Live
Nylon Nights – Maksim Osipau
Kate Bush – Cloudbusting

Some absolutely solid new releases came out … RIGHT after I finished last week’s episode. So here we are, catching up where we were before. We’re staying as current as we can but it’s so easy to lose track of time these days. This is what you get now!

Loop away!

Or don’t!

Playlist:
Only Yesterday – Mos Generator (Time-Wounds)
Reset Party – The Standstills (Shockwave)
Wounds – Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through The Cracks)
The Destroyer – Kilmore (From The Inside)
She Runs With Wolves – Category VI (Firecry)
Crimson Stains – Sunbeam Overdrive (Diama)
Decline – Claemus (Single)
They Live – Aittala (False Pretenses)
Awake – Osyron (Momentous)
Among Thieves – Medevil (Mirror in the Darkness)
Self Betrayer – Worst Part (single)
Station – Verse The Sun (Headaches)

Artist – Title || Album
1.) Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra – Don’t Fence Me In/Strollin’ || Plays Well With Others
2.) Winona Forever – Pen Pal || Acrobat
3.) The Cavves – Guest Bedroom || single
4.) Blessed – Anything || Circuitous
5.) NOISY – DESIRE || single
6.) The Bellwether Syndicate – Golden Age || single
7.) Innes Wilson – You’re A Saint || Freightliner
8.) Wayfinding – Hiro Up From The Woodshop || single
9.) The Noise Who Runs – Takes a long cold look and then the kitchen sink || single
10.) Marci – Terminal || Marci
11.) Swimm – No Ties || single
12.) Gillie – Llawn || single
13.) Portrayal of Guilt – Devil Music || Devil Music

Artist – Title || Album
1.) Killer Kin – On The Chain || single
2.) Bleu Jeans Bleu – Molle twist vanille-vanille || Top Minou
3.) Patrick Krief – Hard Luck || single
4.) Indie Dog – Landslide || Theory of Emotion
5.) Atsuko Chiba – Sunbath || Water, If Feels Like It’s Growing
6.) Superviolet – Locket || single
7.) Silver Pools – No Foundation (Radio Edit) || single
8.) WHIPPED CREAM – The Dark || Someone You Can Count On
9.) Milk & Bone – Sour || Chrysalism
10.) Louise Burns – See You || single
11.) Claudia Bouvette – Pardon Me || The Paradise Club
12.) Jessy Yasmeen – Walk Away || single
13.) Hey Major – Sun and the Moon || single
14.) Mike Tod – The Coo Coo || Mike Tod

I have absolutely nothing to say, except for the fact that I keep forgetting to check my releases folder. Either way, this playlist is brought to you by “What I’ve been listening to this week”, because that’s the power of having your own show.

Enjoy it, read into it, create your own theories.

Or don’t!

Playlist:
MURDER ME – Blood Red Shoes (Ghost On Tape)
Hands Up – Dead Sara (Ain’t It Tragic)
Interval – The Joy Formidable (Into The Blue)
Guiding Lights – The JB Conspiracy (Beginnings)
When The Storm Comes Home – Ian Blurton’s Future Now (Second Skin)
Turning Point – Sacrifice to Survive (Harbour)
Slipping Under – Chron Goblin (Here Before)
Momentuous (ft Percival) – Osyron (Momentuous)
Foreigner – Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil)
Atom Shell – That Handsome Devil

The word this time is “Magic”. Embark on a musical journey like no other with us as we take a trip through the deep recesses of our minds… also, Cam asks Shane some important questions regarding stir-fry.

For the fourth episode of the Finnish Line, Hanna dives into languages. They talk about the strange inner workings of Finnish and other languages spoken in Finland. All this is accompanied by amazing music from Canada and Finland, including songs in French, Finnish and even German!Tracklist:Matt Boudreau – MarieNightwish – Kuolema Tekee TaiteilijanGoodnight Sunrise – Friends Like YouItä-Saksa – Der KommissarBibi Club – Femme-LadyPlum – Phone (Classic Stereo Disco Mix)

Generation RejectionIf you feel you might be missing out on true romance and the great middle-class dream, left with nothing but your participation ribbons, hosts Oliver Pearson, James McPhee and Daniel Salas have a show for you.

Music* “The Future’s So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades” by Timbuk 3 (opening theme) * “30” by Bo Burnham * “None of my friends” by Liz Lawrence * “Middle” by Jimmy Eat World

Music used in mixes* “Work Bitch” by Brittany Spears * “Money” by Pink Floyd * “American Dream” by MKTO * “Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet” by Henry Mancini

I’m happy to tell you that Episode 22 of Testing For Echo is live for your listening/downloading pleasure. The link is here –

Our earlier episodes were amazing.

However, I was listening back recently and I’m really enjoying the groove I seem to have found these days.

I am happy to welcome New Brunswick stars Not Now to the show again.

As always, I’m completely open to suggestions or any input anyone may have.

Until then! Off we go!

Now, just press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care and enjoy!

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

RUSH – The Garden
Peter Gabriel – D. I. Y.
Bryan Ferry – Don’t Stop The Dance – LIVE
Tool – Stinkfist
SAGA – The Flyer – LIVE
Envy of None – Dumb
Not Now – Half Heart
Yes – Love Will Find a Way (Edited Version)
King Crimson – Three of a Perfect Pair
Nine Inch Nails – Hurt
Mike Oldfield – Family Man
Polyphia – G. O. A. T.

Yet another week down! I have nothing to talk about as I am not an interesting person and all I do is hide all day and dig for music. Maybe you should find out what I’ve dug up by downloading the podcast?

Do it.

Who am I kidding, if you’re here, you’re here for the podcast and have been forever. I do nothing new for marketing! Why would I!

Seeya next week.

Playlist:
Beyond the Sun – Osyron (Momentous)
Under The Sun – Shumaun (Memories & Intution)
Tempest – Kilmore (From The Inside)
(Don’t) Wait Until Tomorrow – Mos Generator (Time-Wounds)
Heartstopper – Woodhawk (Violent Nature)
Heavy Is the Reason – The Standstills (Shockwave)
Muck & Cheese / Voyager – Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through The Cracks)
The Divider – Sandveiss (Saboteur)
End Time – Chron Goblin (Backwateer)
Amor Gravis – Ruby The Hatchet (Fear Is A Cruel Master)
Breakaway – Tsunami Bomb (Trust No One)

Gloom and Doom 12 continues our 30th anniversary celebration of Nirvana’s In Utero with a cover of “Pennyroyal Tea” by Toronto-based The Weather Station, released in 2013 as part of Hand Drawn Dracula’s Milkin’ It. This episode features new music from Bleached Heat, Ghostly Kisses, Men I Trust, and more!

Gloom and Doom 12 Track List:The Weather Station – Pennyroyal Tea (Nirvana cover)

The Weather Station – Robber
Rain Dogs – Catacomb Eyes
Radiohead – 4 Minute Warning
Cherry Tobacco – The Sacred Fire

Bleached Heat – Nausea
Menthüll – Tes ailes
Dawn to Dawn – Care
Ghostly Kisses – Heaven, Wait (Joplyn Remix)

Pallas Athene – Sunny Days
Men I Trust – Ring of Past
AMAARA – House of Cards (Radiohead cover)

Nirvana – Pennyroyal Tea (Unplugged)

Show Notes:* In Rainbows Disk 2 was originally only available in the special edition until the band made it available to purchase as a download on their website. * In Rainbows Disk was released on streaming and digital services in October 2016. * We first heard Bleached Heat on Post-Cheese Radio 32. * “Heaven, Wait” originally appeared on a record of the same name. * We first heard Men I Trust on Gloom and Doom 05. * “House of Cards” originally appeared on Radiohead’s In Rainbows in 2007.

Going into a long weekend makes it kind of difficult to set the vibe, so I kind of went for something that transitions both a celebratory vibe with also something for the people who have to work all weekend. And if that doesn’t work for you, I don’t know what to tell you.

I’m not too terribly great at social media these days, but when I went to post up last week’s episode I saw a lot of artists that I’ve followed talking about the passing of Care Failure. I couldn’t not do some tribute; Easily one of my most played bands back when I started was Die Mannequin, and even when I talk about random bands now I usually share at least one or two DM tracks. Definitely puts a weird timestamp on things.

Playlist:
Good Times – Dead Sara (Ain’t It Tragic)
Hot Minute – Ian Blurton’s Future Now (Single)
Another Day – Powder For Pigeons (Tectonic Crust)
Shine – Blue Hour Ghosts (Due)
Thruster – Ruby The Hatchet (Fear Is A Cruel Master)
World On Fire – Sovereign Council (World on Fire)(out May 5 2023)
Omitted – Kilmore (From The Inside)
Landslide – Osyron (Momentous)
Legacy – Unleash The Archers (Abyss)
Mind Vibe – Black Mastiff (Loser Delusions)
Reach For The Stars – Black Fate (Ithaca)
Sucker Punch / Away – Die Mannequin (Neon Zero / Danceland)

Gloom and Doom 11 continues the 30th anniversary commemoration of Nirvana’s In Utero with a cover of “Milk It,” performed by the Toronto-based indie band called Absolutely Free. We listen to new tunes by Blume and Yessica Woahneil. Other artists include the Chicago-based bands Arthhur and Spread Joy.

Gloom and Doom 11 Tracklist:Absolutely Free – Milk It (Nirvana cover)

Absolutely Free – Currency feat. U.S. Girls — Extended Edition
Arthhur – Antihistamine Money
Spread Joy – Music for the Body

Blume – All Out Of…
Dermabrasion – Goblin Dance
Sweeping Promises – Cross Me Out

Yessica Woahneil – Everything I Needed To Love
Men I Trust – Sugar
Palm Haze – Violet

Nirvana – Milk It

Show Notes:* Meg Remy a.k.a. U.S. Girls provides vocals for “Currency.” * Arthhur and Spread Joy are both based in Chicago, IL. * “All Out Of…” is from a forthcoming release called Inner Vision. * We first heard Blume and Yessica Woahneil on Gloom and Doom 10. * We first heard Dermabrasion on Gloom and Doom 01. * We first heard Men I Trust on Gloom and Doom 05. * We first heard Palm Haze on Gloom and Doom 06.

There are multiple levels of government, each with their own goals, domains and financial responsibilities. Sometimes, however, they appear at loggerheads when it comes to important issues.

My guest today is Shelley Petit, Chair of the New Brunswick Coalition of Persons with Disabilities (NBCPD). She joins me to reflect on the recently announced federal budget, particularly where it makes promises (or omits) with respect to those who have the greatest needs.

It has become something of a tradition for theatre to simultaneous revere works of the Bard, and find new resonances with modern life.

My guests today are Len Falkenstein (play director, Director of Theatre at UNB), Heidi Downing (King Henry V); Joshua Burke (Bardolph/Williams). We discuss the desire to stage Henry V, how the play reflects on modern life, and what the experience of representing royalty feels like.

TheatreUNB presents Henry V opens on April 5 at 7:30pm at Memorial Hall at UNB. This play only runs three nights until April 7.

The future of STU

Graduating students Kaitlynne Benjamin, Samantha Stordy and Isabella Mehlitz have some advice for both incoming students and the incoming president of St. Thomas University.

Music “Chaise Longue” By Wet Leg (opening theme) * “Good Old Days” by Macklamore (feat: Kesha) * “Sarabande” by Handel (background) The City of Prague’s Philharmonic * “Fragments of Time” by Daft Punk (under a minute) * “We’re All in this Together” (High School Musical soundtrack) * “What I Am” by Edie Brickell & the New Bohemians (under a minute) * “Closing Time”* by Semisonic

Time for a new episode of the Finnish Line! In this third episode, Hanna gives insights into the world of social interaction with Finnish people. If you need a Finnish friend, this episode is for you. And as always, there is a great selection of Finnish and Canadian music.Track list:To/Die/For – In the Heat of the NightKillmore – Red SkyMental Market – Roll out the Red CarpetDead Tired – Get on MeKemopetrol – GoodbyeCommon Holly – You DancePlum – Souls

Hello all. Welcome to Episode 21

This episode is going to sound and feel a little bit different for a few reasons.

First of all, I’m going to put out a huge thank you to my new friend Chip who has helped me get many of the celebrity ID clips between songs. You’re going to hear that there are a few more than before and they are huge. You’ll see.

Secondly, back in the1980’s I snapped up an interesting little 10 inch sampler record by EG Records, just because it looked interesting.

I had more or less forgotten about it until recently so I tracked it down. I have several of the songs interspersed in this show from Brian Eno, David Byrne, Robert Fripp and Adam and the Ants. So you know they’re going to be a little weird. But fun!

Now, just press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care and enjoy!

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Robert Fripp featuring David Byrne – Under Heavy Manners
Saga – Only Time Will Tell
Adam and the Ants – Deutscher Girls
Steve Hackett – Hands of the Priestess, Part 1
RUSH – Red Sector A – Live
Envy of None – A Western Sunset – A tribute to Neil Peart
Angel Vivaldi – A Martian Winter
Yes – Wondrous Stories
MELO – King of Nothing
Kansas – All I Wanted – Live
Universal Honey – Time Blindness
Lifesigns – Touch
David Byrne and Brian Eno – Very Very Hungry
Mantis – What Does it Take

New releases and another hour to randomly through a ton of music at you folks – so here we are again. I don’t know what day it is or what time it is or what’s happening and that’s totally fine. At least I remembered to set up the podcast.

So here’s today’s episode and the podcast. Maybe I should go back to bed.

Playlist:
Model Society – Deaf Radio (Single)
Devil’s Daughter – Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil)
The Front – Striker (Play To Win)
The Destroyer / Rapture – Kilmore (From The Inside)
Awake – Osyron (Momentous)
The Change – Ruby The Hatchet (Fear is a Cruel Master)
Out of Plato’s Cave – Sunbeam Overdrive (Diama)
Revolution – Verse The Sun (Headaches)
Angler Must Die – We Hunt Buffalo (Head Smashed In)
Self Betrayer – Worst Part (Single)
Through Stars – Unleash the Archers (Abyss)

Gloom and Doom 10 continues our 30th anniversary commemoration of Nirvana’s In Utero album. Teenanger kick off the program with a cover of “Very Ape,” the seventh track on that seminal album. Other music by yoo doo right, flora bay, and Tess Park. New music from Matty Grace, Allumette, and Yessica Woahneil.

Gloom and Doom 10 Tracklist:Teenanger – Very Ape (Nirvana cover)

Teenanger – Good, You?
yoo doo right – Marché Pt. 3, feat. Jasmine Trails
flora bay – gin drunk home alone
Tess Parks – Ego Killer

Juice Girls – Poison Ivy
Juice Girls – Water Woman
la bise – re: missing
Matty Grace – YOW YHZ YOW

Allumette – Prudence
Gdeto – We’ll Disappear
CHKBNS – Gold
Blume – With You
Yessica Woahneil – softer

Nirvana – Very Ape

Gloom and Doom 10 Show Notes:* We first heard Jasmine Trails on Gloom and Doom 09. * yoo doo right appears on the Sounds From Mothland Volume 1 compilation. * The WORK ALL DAY / UP ALL NIGHT EP is a split between Tess Parks and Thom Huhtala. * Members of Juice Girls also perform with la bise. * Watch the video for “re: missing” on YouTube. * “YOW YHZ YOW” is the latest single by Matty Grace and appears on the forthcoming The Breakdown of Progress EP. * We first heard Allumette on Gloom and Doom 01.

Ghost Stories

Hosts Lindsay Graham and Madison Currie explore the enduring attraction of apparitions in the age of algorithms.

My guest today is Craig Schneider, a sculptor and installation artist participating in the collective art exhibit Reflections, which is this year’s celebration and commemoration of World Water Day hosted by the UNB Art Centre. Schneider has included Prayers to the River, a video installation demonstrating his work in both mirroring and interjecting into the natural ecosystem of water life. He discusses the inspiration behind the project, and how regular contact with water affects him and his practice.

Reflectionscan be seen in person in both the West and East Galleries of the UNB Art Centre until April 8, and can be seen online on their website.

My guest today is Terry Graff, a well-known and respected local artist, former CEO of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, and participant in Reflections, the 2023 World Water Day art installation. Graff takes a very different perspective on the intersection between nature and humanity’s place in it, crafting natural scenes composed of unnatural materials. He discusses the origins of his piece, Redux, as well as his own lifelong calling toward art.

Reflectionscan be seen in person in both the West and East Galleries of the UNB Art Centre until April 8, and can be seen online on their website.

The AI Revolution

With the release of the Chat GPT late last year, AI went from the convenience of music algorithms to the usefulness of writing term papers and being a creative assistant. Hosts Cesar Camacho and David Armstrong explore how AI chatbots are upending academic, creative and romantic lives.

My guest today is Ann Manuel, a visual artist participating in the World Water Day art installation celebrated by the UNB Arts Centre. This years theme is Reflections, and Ann has chosen a painting of a pond very near and dear to her heart. This painting shows a realistic down-facing view, showing the reflections on the surface of the water as well as the translucence, revealing multiple levels of interest. Ann joins me to talk about what water has meant to her, and how this pond became a focus for some of her visual exploration.

Reflectionscan be seen in person in both the West and East Galleries of the UNB Art Centre until April 8, and can be seen online on their website.

I sometimes wish I had the presence of mind to just record the same intro and use it over and over again instead of re-recording it, because I think I’m even nailing the exact same tone. Well, except when I lost my voice, but that was a whole different problem that nobody wanted to hear broadcasted. Or, maybe they did, who am I to judge.

Anyway, there’s some new releases this week! Check out the playlist below and download the podcast to blare it super loud and annoy everyone around you. Or maybe educate them on some stellar tracks. Do it.

Playlist:
Supersonic – Deaf Radio
Firecry – Category VI
We Are The Virus – Die So Fluid
Only Once – The Joy Formidable
Wake The Dead – Fit For Rivals
First Light – Puta Volcano
Lemonade – Verse The Sun
Weightless Light – Woodhawk
Reset Party – The Standstills
Once In A Lifetime – Nightingale
Collateral Damage – Aittala
Absolute Blue – Sergeant Thunderhoof
Flaming Skull – Zombina & The Skeletones

Gloom and Doom 09 continues the 30th anniversary commemoration of Nirvana’s In Utero with Lowell Sostomi’s cover of “Dumb.” Other artists featured include CIVIC TV, Yama Uba, Of the Veil, Boy Harsher, and more. New music from BIG|BRAVE.

Gloom and Doom 09 Tracklist:Lowell Sostomi – Dumb (Nirvana cover)

Lowell Sostomi – Nothing Sacred
CIVIC TV – positive affirmations
BIG|BRAVE – the fable of subjugation

Yama Uba – Disappear
Yama Uba – Phantom World
Of the Veil – Eva Unit 0
Boy Harsher – Machina feat. Ms. BOAN – Mariana Saldaña

VIV – Year Three
VIV – 330
Radiohead – Climbing Up the Walls
Jasmine Trails – Sunlit Tornado

Nirvana – Dumb (Unplugged)

Gloom and Doom 09 Show Notes:* Lowell Sostomi has performed as part of CIVIC TV, Children Eating Birds, and Great Bloomers. * “positive affirmations” was first as a single in 2020 and Southern Shores remixed the track for the 2022 BLACKMOON REMIXES. * We first heard BIG|BRAVE on Gloom and Doom 02. * Yama Uba features members of Ötzi, Psychic Eye, and Mystic Priestess. * We first heard Of the Veil and Boy Harsher on Gloom and Doom 01. * We first heard Radiohead on Gloom and Doom 03. * “Dumb” originally appeared on In Utero in 1993. * Lori Goldston performs cello on “Dumb (Unplugged),” but Kera Schaley performs on In Utero.

Get ready for a weird one. The word for this episode is “outsider”. Who are outsiders? What is outsider music? Find out what we think in episode 8 of Synapse Radio.

The word of episode 7 of Synapse Radio is “Move”. The guys bring a good mix of music to this episode ranging from punk to vapourwave.

Hello again everyone.

We’ve come a long way in only a few months thanks to you all and your support.

We started on every other Saturday at 3:00 p.m.

The station decided on the off weeks we would go back and play a previous episode.

Those ones are Testing For Echo – Replay.

Recently the show was granted a nice time slot Tuesday morning at 7:00 a.m. to rebroadcast the previous Saturday’s show!

Now, go to the link and press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care and enjoy!

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

David Bowie – I’m afraid of Americans – Live
Envy of None – Look Inside
Chris Squire with Yes – Solo Bass Live
Not Now – Live & Let Die
Genesis – Man of Our Times
Audioslave – Cochise
Mike Oldfield – Celt
Rush – Between the Wheels
Vigil – White Magic Spell
Pink Floyd – One Of These Days
Saga- Gotta Love It

March Break should be a government holiday.

That’s all I’ve got. No insight, very little philosophy, just time to stay at home and enjoy … what do they call it, now? Reading week?

Reading week.

Anyway, have some music:

Playlist:
Polaris – Cellar Twins (Single)
The Woods (ft Brad Wilk) – Reignwolf (Single)
Foreigner – Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil)
As A Friend – Woodhawk (Violent Nature)
Recovery – CLAEMUS (Daydream)
Firestone – Kilmore (From The Inside)
Deceiver / Soothsayer – Ruby The Hatchet (Fear Is A Cruel Master)
Sirens – Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through The Cracks)
Return To Me – Unleash The Archers (Abyss)
Obligation – Tsunami Bomb (Trust No One)

Gloom and Doom 08 continues our 30th anniversary commemoration of Nirvana’s In Utero with a cover of “Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle” by Fresh Snow and Julie Fader. There are three whole sets of gloomy tunes, with a particularly gothic third set. New music from BIG|BRAVE.

Gloom and Doom 08 Tracklist:Fresh Snow and Julie Fader – Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle

Fresh Snow – Proper Burial feat. Carmen Elle
Julie Fader – Maps
BIG|BRAVE – the one who bornes a weary load

Ötzi – Hold Still
SPECTRES – The Head and the Heart
Dillon Ryan and the Dream Romantic – So LovelyHamsas XIII – Belladonna
Cockatoo – kashkikawa
Concavity – Narcolepsy
Dermabrasion – Magic MissileNirvana – Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on SeattleGloom and Doom 08 Show Notes:* Carmen Elle has performed as part of DIANA, Army Girls, and Austra. * We first heard BIG|BRAVE on Gloom and Doom 02. * Ötzi disbanded earlier this month. * Akiko Sampson of Ötzi was interviewed for the forthcoming issues of BlackStar Zine. * Akiko and Winter Zora now perform as Yama Uba and just released a new single. * Dylan of Ötzi now performs with False Figure and Gina Marie now performs with Adrenochrome. * Both Ötzi and SPECTRES appear on the Artoffact Records 2020 Sampler. * Hamsas XIII, Cockatoo, and Bloody Blue Darlings are all projects featuring Robyn Bright. * We first heard Dermabrasion on Gloom and Doom 01.

We all have needs, but sometimes we need to band with others to make those needs known.

My guest today is Shelley Petit, the Chair of the New Brunswick Coalition of Persons With Disabilities (NBCPD), an advocacy organization looking to provide a voice to represent those with disabilities. Their goal is “to achieve a New Brunswick where people with disabilities would all have access to an adequate standard of living, have access to suitable supports to be able to fully and equally participate in society”.

Shelley joins me to talk about the origins of the organization, some of the challenges and opportunities facing NBCPD, and some immediate concerns and awareness that they are trying to raise.

Some events we recognize as important when they happen; others can only be realized long after, upon reflection.

My guest today is Don Hannah, a Canadian playwright behind the new play Resident Aliens. He joins me live in studio to chat about the factual origins of one part of this play — the remarkable travel of New Brunswicker Vivian Larsen in 1959 — and the fictional but realistic origins of the other part of this play, as a character looking back on a lifetime. We also talk about writing, exploring New Brunswick stories and being a playwright.

Resident Aliens premieres at TNB’s Open Space Theatre on March 22, and runs nightly until March 25, with a matinee performance on March 26. After that, it goes on tour across the province to six other locations.

Water, water everywhere, and every drop to think!

My guest today is Marie Maltais (Director, UNB Art Centre) about this year’s art response to the annual World Water Day observation: Reflections, a collection of art inspired by, responding to and capturing elements of water. We chat about how the exhibit came to be and some of the art to be displayed.

Reflections opens in both the East and West Galleries at the UNB Art Centre in Memorial Hall at UNB on March 24 and runs through to April 28.

My guests today are Jane Isrealson (director) and David Blanchfield (actor: Wayne) from Theatre UNB’s presentation of Marriage: A Demolition in Two Acts, the latest student production. We chat about generational divides, divisions in marriage, and the divide between an actor and a character which might be nothing like them.

Marriage: A Demolition in Two Acts opens on Thursday, March 16 at 7:30pm, and runs nightly until March 18 at Memorial Hall on UNB Campus.

Gloom and Doom 07 continues our 30th anniversary commemoration of Nirvana’s In Utero with a cover of track 4 by Ostrich Tuning. This week’s episode includes new music from BIG|BRAVE alongside classic tracks by My Bloody Valentine, Cocteau Twins, and more.

Gloom and Doom 07 Tracklist:Ostrich Tuning – R*pe Me (Nirvana cover)

Ostrich Tuning – oakville to the end of the line
BIG|BRAVE – carvers, farriers and knaves
Emma Ruth Rundle – Citadel

The Wake – Shallow End
The Stone Roses – Standing Here
My Blood Valentine – Sometimes

Cocteau Twins – Fifty-Fifty Clown
Nightblossom – Bad Dream
Praises – Shadow of a Doubt

Nirvana – R*pe Me (Band Demo)

Gloom and Doom 07 Show Notes: An earlier version of “oakville to the end of the line” appears on 2011’s The Persecution and Assassination of I?.?L?.?McPhedran as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Toronto Under the Direction of (the) Ostrich Tuning. * We first heard BIG|BRAVE on Gloom and Doom 02. * “Standing Here” is the B-Side to 1989’s “She Bangs the Drum.” * We first heard Praises on Gloom and Doom 04. * Nirvana recorded their demo during a session at Jack Endino’s Word of Mouth Studios in Seattle on October 25-26th, 1992. * Jack Endino produced Nirvana’s 1989 Bleach LP. * The band demo of “Rpe Me” originally appeared on the With The Lights Out box set.

Losing track of time makes these weeks melt by, but I still remember to throw something awesome together for you to cling to. Whether or not you’ve managed to find this place just by happenstance, a band retweeting it or some other means of someone actually telling you to check out this place, I encourage you to grab a podcast and blast it out loud.

There’s several hosted up in previous episodes, and don’t worry, I barely say anything at all these days.

Playlist:
Hot Minute – Ian Blurton’s Future Now (Single)
Dig A Hole – Blood Red Shoes (Ghosts On Tape)
Tempest – Kilmore (Single)
Never Say Goodbye – Nightingale (Single)
Facade – Shades of Sorrow (Paradox)
They Live – Aittala (False Pretenses)
Control – Verse The Sun (Single)
Voyager – Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through The Cracks)
Legacy – Unleash the Archers (Abyss)
Dominion Day – Osyron (Momentous)
Thruster – Ruby The Hatchet (Fear is a Cruel Master)
3 Days & 1000 Nights – Tsunami Bomb (Trust No One)

Time for the second episode of the Finnish Line! Join Hanna as they take a deep dive into Finnish heavy metal and talk about how the stereotypical Finnish person expresses their emotions.Track list:To/Die/For – Hollow HeartHell Hounds – Far AwaySonata Arctica – Wolf & RavenThe Weakerthans – Left and LeavingLordi – Would You Love a MonstermanThird Chamber – Terror FormedNightwish – Over the Hills and Far Away

There are people who do music. And there are people who live it — and share.

My guest today is Colin Fowlie, someone who is involved in just about every aspect of music making, and is looking to help others grow. We chat about where his music comes from and where it’s going, as well as a new venture called East & Nowhere, where he plans to help artists grow and improve at whatever stage they need, from songwriting and music to production and promotion.

As a first release, Colin was involved in the recent single release from Krista Shannon, Last Girl On Earth.

Music is food for the soul, and local music is a great harvest.

My guests today are Jim Tranquilla (Executive Director, Tutta Musica Orchestra) and Blair Lawrence (Project Manager). They are both involved in a project called OVATION, a province-wide series of performances aimed at “Celebrating Everyday Heroes”, especially those who stood out in the wake of the pandemic. In addition to 5 main concerts combining original, specially-commission music and video, there are 48 outreach musical performances across the province.

OVATION comes to Fredericton on Friday, March 10 at 8:00 pm at the Playhouse.

Hosts Koan Walker-Titus and Calum MacDonald explore the fitness of a generation that spends its time in front of screens and its money on Skip the Dishes.

Music:

“The Shape I’m In” by The Band (opening theme)
“Remember” by the Jimi Hendrix Experience (background)
“Going Down” by the Jeff Beck Group (background)
“Pump it Up” by Elvis Costello
“Morning Blues” by Parker Millsap
“Carrot Juice is Murder” by the Arrogant Worms (Canadian)
“Day by Day” by Doug and the Slugs (Canadian)

Hello everyone.

Welcome to Episode 19 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

It’s my feeling that the best episodes are the ones that go all over the place and keep listeners guessing.

Sure, I’m talking about the heavy/light mix but also the mix of eras.

In this episode I have everything from the 1970’s right up to the present.

I understand that this is impossible, but if you could get all of these bands together to play a festival it would be a home run.

Just press that little arrow down the left of the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care and enjoy!

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

The Jelly Jam – Allison
Gary Numan – Saints and Liars
SAGA – Solsbury Hill
Animals As Leaders – Micro Aggressions
Robert Plant – Angel Dance
Not Now – Out of Control
Bryan Ferry – All Along the Watchtower
RUSH – Countdown
Frank Zappa – Camarillo Brillo
King Crimson – Matte Kudasai
Triumph – Allied Forces
Camel – Air Born

We’ve made it through another work week and what better way to celebrate than by having a ton of music randomly thrown in your face! Do be warned, however, as we start out pretty heavy this week and it only stays that way!

Go check out Aittala’s new album! Just launched on the 28th!

Playlist:
Frontal Lobe – Kitchen Witch (Earth & Aether)
We’re All Wolves – Highkicks (Highkicks 2)
Bored of the Lie – The Black Frame Spectacle
Awake – Osyron (Momentous)
Magnetar – Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through the Cracks)
Maze – Black Fate (Ithaca)
Nemesis / Afterthought – Aittala (False Pretenses)
Falsewave – Unleash the Archers (Apex (Deluxe Version))
Purge – Claemus (Single)
Age of Deception – Tymo (The Art of a Maniac)
Not Forever – Tsunami Bomb (Trust No One)

Gloom and Doom 06 continues our 30th anniversary celebration of Nirvana’s In Utero with a cover by Beliefs. This week’s episode features music from Grimes, Radiohead, Mad Season, and more.

Gloom and Doom 06 Tracklist:Beliefs – Heart-Shaped Box

Beliefs – Catch My Breath
Palm Haze – Walk Away
TRAITRS – Ghost and the Storm
Ringfinger – Vibrance

Disintegration – time moves for me
Disintegration – carry with you
Grimes – Urban Twilight

Blackpaw Society – Strange Fictionkicks
Radiohead – Sit Down. Stand Up. (Snakes and Ladders.)
Mad Season – Long Gone Day

Nirvana – Heart-Shaped Box (Band Demo)

Gloom and Doom 06 Show Notes:* We heard the B-Side to “Catch My Breath” on Gloom and Doom 04. * “Catch My Breath” is also found on Hand Drawn Dracula’s XIV compilation. * Other Voices Records issued Ringfinger’s Echoes Fade on cassette. * Darkbloom by Grimes is a split EP with Canadian musician d’Eon. * Ride the Tempo is a now-defunct Canadian music blog. * Baffled Octopi Records issued the Weirdest Tuesday compilation. * Mad Season is the grunge super group featuring members of Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Screaming Trees, and others. * Watch the music video for “Long Gone Day” on YouTube. * Mark Lanegan of Screaming Trees and Mad Season passed away February 22, 2022. * Nirvana recorded the “Heart-Shaped Box” demo in Rio de Janeiro in January, 1993.

Hosts Miles Bergquist and Corey Kelly explore what advice seniors – the boomers and the Silent Generation – would give to Generation Z as they take baby steps into adulthood.

Music:

“Keep it Between the Lines” by Sturgill Simpson (theme)
“You Got to Move” Rolling Stones (background)
“The Winner Is” by DeVotchKa (background)
“Do You Realize” by The Flaming Lips
“When My Time Comes” by Dawes
“Yellowstone Theme” (Bluegrass version) Andrew Crawford (background)
“Sweet Dreams” by Roy Buchanan (background)
“Ooh La La” by The Faces

Hosts Giuliana Grillo de Lambarri and Camila Gomez explore the social, political and economic issues that have pushed democracy in their native land to the brink.

Music:

“El Baile de Los Que Sobran” by Los Prisioneros (theme)
“Morena Borracho” by Nayjama
“Chola Soy” by Ruby Palomino
“El Condor Pasa” by Inti Illimani (under student streeter)
“Contigo Peru” by Arturo Cavero.

I’ve reconnected with a few people recently and I had to wonder what changed – and honestly, I think the thing that hasn’t changed at all is me. I am a fixed point in time, and it’s weird to say it, but I think I’m content with the direction of the show and the content I provide.

I stopped doing this in ways I didn’t enjoy a long time ago, and occasionally it can be a struggle to set up a playlist. That being said, there’s not much of a better feeling than turning my headset up loud and blasting some tunes. So, without further ado, here’s what I was listening to this week:

Playlist:
Starting Again – The JB Conspiracy (Beginnings)
Only Once – The Joy Formidable (Into The Blue)
I Lose Whatever I Own – Blood Red Shoes (Ghosts on Tape)
Dark Matter – Kilmore (Call of the Void)
Violent Nature – Woodhawk (Violent Nature)
Hold On – We Hunt Buffalo (Living Ghosts)
Momentuous (ft Percival) – Osyron (Momentuous)
Dead Skies – A Primitive Evolution (Becoming)
Faster Than Light – Unleash the Archers (Abyss)
You’ve Stolen The Words – Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil)

My guest today is Jennifer Dow, local historian and curator of the exhibition We Were Here: A Portrait of Daily Life in New Brunswick’s Black Community (1850-1960). This exhibit tells the story of the everyday lives of Black New Brunswickers and features photographs and documents from the Provincial Archives as well as from the private collection of Jennifer Dow, a Black historian, genealogist, and a founding member of REACH in New Brunswick (Remembering Each African Cemetery’s History in New Brunswick).

Jennifer is a sixth generation descendant of early Black settlers in New Brunswick and is deeply committed to tracing the history and lineage of these settlers and ensuring that their existence in New Brunswick is not forgotten.

We Were Here: A Portrait of Daily Life in New Brunswick’s Black Community (1850-1960) will be on view in the West Gallery and opens on Feb. 24 at 5 p.m. This exhibit can also be viewed online.

The first episode of The Finnish Line! This is a show all about Finnish music with Hanna, a Finnish exchange student. In this episode, we hear some Finnish punk and heavy metal, with similar songs from Canadian artists, while discussing culture shocks.Track list:lié – Good BoyBitch Alert – LovesonPUP – The CoastAmorphis – AloneQuo Vadis – Let it BurnNightwish – Dark Chest of Wonders

The UNB Student Union 2023 debate took place in the Atrium of the Student Union Building at UNB on February 22. Not all candidates chose to participate. We heard from candidates for President, VP Events and Services and VP Student Wellness.

The MC for the event was the current UNB Chief Returning Office Drashtant Varma. The moderators were Joshua Lohnes (UNB SU Chair) and Mark Kilfoil (Station Manager, CHSR-FM 97.9).

Gloom and Doom 05 continues to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of Nirvana’s In Utero, this time featuring performances of “Scentless Apprentice.”

Gloom and Doom 05 Tracklist:Greys – Scentless Apprentice (Nirvana cover)

Greys – Dodgson
Beliefs – Long Wings
Ghost Vines – Fall
Frigs – Chest

Scattered Clouds – Don’t Question Me
Mrs. Piss – You Took Everything
Shamewave – Ballerina
Colleen Coco Collins – Physical Vibrations

Have a Nice Life – The Big Gloom
You’ll Never Get to Heaven – By This River
Men I Trust – Show Me How

Nirvana – Scentless Apprentice (Live)

Gloom and Doom 05 Show Notes:* Hand Drawn Dracula released the Milkin’ It compilation in 2013 to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of Nirvana’s In Utero LP. * Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, by Patrick Süskind inspired Kurt Cobain to write “Scentless Apprentice.” * “Dodgson” also appears on Hand Drawn Dracula’s XIV compilation. * Beliefs and Nirvana can also be heard on Gloom and Doom 04. * “Fall” by Ghost Vines also appears on the Talking Skull Compilation 2015. * Another version of “Don’t Question Me” appears on Scattered Cloud’s 2019 LP called Take Away Your Summer. * Watch Mrs. Piss perform the entire Self-Surgery album on YouTube. * “Scentless Apprentice” first appeared on In Utero in 1993. * “Scentless Apprentice” was performed live on December 13, 1993. * The live audio for “Scentless Apprentice” also appears on Live and Loud.

The sixth episode of Synapse Radio! The word is “soul” – bringing with it songs from Thunder Cat, Frank Ocean and Gene Clark. Also Rob is back, what a treat!!

Hi there folks. I trust you are well.

Welcome to Episode 18 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

Do you ever have those days where you look at something you’ve made and are pretty darn happy with it?

That’s the way I feel about today’s song list. It’s all over the place.

There are plenty of old friends and some new ones. With so much to choose from it’s easy to make a perfect Song List.

Just press that little arrow down the page to listen/download the podcast.

Take good care and enjoy!

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

King Crimson – Sleepless
Envy of None – Dog’s Life
Marcello Ciurleo – Live For Today
Saga – Cat Walk (Live)
RUSH – Time and Motion
Nine Inch Nails – The Hand That Feeds
Robert Plant – Bones of Saints
Marillion – Sugar Mice
Dream Theatre – Pull Me Under
Yes – Going For The One
Genesis – Los Endos
Liquid Tension Experiment – Osmosis

It’s a holiday weekend! We somehow made it here, and I decided to theme my show entirely off of something entirely unrelated, because making an episode all about Family (or I guess, not-Family considering the history of this show and how I’ve twisted everything) would go sideways. So here we are, another week of tunes being thrown at you – the bonus being that I finally followed up on a few bands I’ve spun in the past and found out I did, in fact, miss some releases.

Enjoy! Or don’t! I’m not your boss!

Playlist:
Livin’ The Dream – The Dyadics (The Dyadics)
Heavy Is the Reason – The Standstills (Shockwave)
Secret – Fit For Rivals (Single)
Pressure – Cory Hotline (Self-Titled)
It Don’t Seem Right – Public Animal (Palace Arms)
Like A Ghost – Ian Blurton’s Future Now (Second Skin)
Sands of Time – Sandveiss (Saboteur)
Space Blanket – Puta Volcano (AMMA)
Soothsayer – Ruby The Hatchet (Fear is a Cruel Master)
The Deafening / Beyond The Sun – Osyron (Momentous)
Self Betrayer – Worst Part (Single)
The Wind that Shapes the Land – Unleash the Archers (Abyss)

With the recent Health Canada recommendation that we limit our alcohol consumption to no more than two drinks week, hosts Simon Grant and Brandon Salick take a deep dive on whether students are getting the message, and explore why Generation Z is turning to non-alcohol alternatives that better agree with their mental health.

Fashionably late, its episode 5 of Synapse Radio! The word this episode is “computer”. Listen to Shane and The Bronco philosophize on what it means to be an artist in todays digital age. The music is pretty good too…

After the miserable coldsnap, it’s important to realize a few things that we often take for granted. I don’t know what any of those things are, but it felt like I was about to start one of those campy self-help books that you can find that probably do actually help someone, but I have absolutely no business writing. So here we are, another music-filled episode to get you to your weekend or wherever you are when you happen to snag this podcast. It’s free, just download it. Or don’t.

There was a lot of outreach this week for music, which is awesome! I’m still going through the emails sent my way but I will get to them, I promise.

Playlist:
Animal – The Pack AD (Do Not Engage)
Broken Spirit – Bella Clava (Medicine for Melancholy)
Heart of Darkness – Ruby Bones (Ruby Bones)
Once In A Lifetime – Nightingale (Self-Titled)
Skin – Powder For Pigeons (Crackin’ Shells)
Tempest – Kilmore (Single)
Rattle Your Bones – Diablo Strange (A Lesson Never Learned)
The Garden – Emergency Rule (The King of Ithaca – debut album to release this year)
Show Don’t Tell – Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil)
Firecry – Category VI (Firecry – Out March 24)
Soul Hyperdrive – Shades of Sorrow (Shades of Sorrow)
Through Stars – Unleash The Archers (Abyss)
Deceiver – Ruby the Hatchet (Fear is a Cruel Master)

Gloom and Doom 04 features music from Hand Drawn Dracula and Graveface alongside familiar artists like Sonic Youth.

Gloom and Doom 04 Tracklist:Breeze – Serve the Servants (Nirvana cover)

Yi – Ladyfingers
Praises – Calm as Colour
Praises – Breathing In
Breeze – Dorothy Vallens (featuring Robyn Phillips)

Vallens – Tennessee Haze
Beliefs – Violets
Jon Mckiel – Boss
Sonic Youth – Skink

Night School – July
Monster Movie – 4th and Pine
Sondra Sun-Odeon – Roses in the Snow

Nirvana – Serve the Servants

Gloom and Doom 04 Show Notes:* “Serve the Servants” originally appeared on Nirvana’s 1993 album In Utero. * Upcoming episodes will feature more tracks from the Milkin’ It tribute album. * Breeze, Yi, Praises, Vallens, and Beliefs are found on the Toronto-based label Hand Drawn Dracula. * Breeze, Beliefs, and Praises all appear on the XIV compilation album. * Robyn Phillips provides vocals for the band Vallens. * Jon Mckiel and Sonic Youth both appeared last week on Gloom and Doom 03. * “Boss” also appears on Debaser’s 2017 Spring Thing Sampler. * The Graveface Records roster features Night School, Monster Movie, Sondra Sun-Odeon, and other similar artists. * Discover more artists on the 2021 Graveface Label Sampler. * 2023 is the 30th anniversary of In Utero.

This city is filled with helpful people, interesting things to do, and an abundance of possibilities. But sometimes, we need a little help discovering that.

My guests today are Emma Chevarie (Music Runs Through It) and Brenda Perrin (Fredericton Convention Centre), two of the organizers of the upcoming #FreddyReach community mixer. They join me to chat about the origins of the idea, their plans for the specific event coming up, and their hopes for the growth of community building that the #FreddyReach concept will inspire and facilitate.

The first #FreddyReach event (FB event link) is coming up on February 10 at 6pm until 8pm at The Tipsy Muse Café. They’re hoping for all sorts of people there, from newcomers still exploring the city to people who have lived here their entire lives, from people who are connectors to businesses and organization to those who wish to get connected. The mixer will also feature the opportunity to participate and share in a music jam.

You can find the #FreddyReach Facebook group for discussion, or visit the link tree the group has created for a wealth of local information.

Hello again everyone. Thanks for dropping in.

Welcome to Episode 17 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

Once again we’ve made a groovy assortment of great tunes for your listening pleasure for the next hour. I trust you’ll agree.

Just press that little arrow down the page to listen/download the podcast.

There are a couple of songs in here this week that aren’t really related to Prog at all, but they’re pretty great and I thought you would enjoy them. 🙂

I’m also posting this link for the past episodes if you’re interested. https://chsrfm.ca/blog/cat/current-shows/music/testingforecho

By the way, that show ID at the beginning really is Gil Moore of Triumph. How amazing is that? Huge thanks to Mr. Moore for this.

Take good care,

Tim

“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”

Episode Song List

Triumph – Follow Your Heart (Live)
Robert Plant – Carry Fire
Peter Gabriel – On The Air
Kate Bush – The Man With The Child In His Eyes
RUSH – Double Agent
King Crimson – Waiting Man
Melo – Things We Lost
Yes – Does It Really Happen
Lifesigns – Shoreline
Nightwinds – Out ‘n’ About
Universal Honey – Made Of The Storm

Sometimes you just gotta take a week off, so that’s what I did. This week? I don’t know, still dealing with my archives and figuring out the direction of things. I’ve been told a lot of things are high level lately, so let me just say that I decided to keep this as free and easy as I could.

Grab a podcast, find some solace and turn it up loud (even if it’s just your headphones).

Playlist:
Cynnu Tan – The Joy Formidable (Pen Bwy Gilydd)
Lemonade – Verse The Sun (single)
The Return – Chron Goblin (Backwater)
Dollhouse – The Pack AD (Dollhouse)
We Are The Virus – Die So Fluid (Single)
I Feel It All – A Primitive Evolution (The Prize)
Burn It Down – Diemonds (Diemonds)
Ego Death (ft Steve Vai) – Polyphia (Single)
Intuition Underground – Shumaun (Memories & Intuition)
Black Box – Puta Volcano (AMMA)
Elijah – Blood Red Shoes (Get Tragic)
Everything Is Automatic – Matthew Good (In A Coma: 1995-2005)

There are few stories bigger and more epic than origin myths about the universe, life and everything. It can be surprising that they can fit on a stage.

My guests today are all involved in the upcoming TheatreUNB production of Paradise Lost, an adaption of the classic epic poem by John Milton written by Candian playwright Erin Shields. Len Falkenstein is the Director of Drama at UNB and director of the play (as well as lovingly dubbed “The Grand Poobah of Theatre in Fredericton” by me). Camryn Caudet plays Lucifer, and has built her own wings and horns as part of her costume. Shelby Gilley plays as both the angel Uriel and the demon Mammon.

I spoke them about how they felt taking on such epic roles, as well as the impact the adaption has. You’ll also here a scene between a disguised Lucifer and the innocent Uriel.

Oh! And because we didn’t get a chance to go in depth, Len wanted me to mention that there is featured sword fighting! (This play has everything!)

Paradise Lost opens on February 8 at 7:30pm in Memorial Hall, UNB Campus, and runs until February 11.

My guest today is Aly Howard, a local veterinary technician who has been nationally recognized for her hard work and dedication. In addition to chatting about how this profession found her and what is involved, we discussed her plans to fundraise for an upcoming mission to Ecuador. This trip will help spay and neuter local animals to help with population control and disease prevention.

You can find out more about the upcoming trip to Ecuador on their Facebook page, and contribute either by attending one of their fundraisers or through their GoFundMe page.

There will be a fundraiser on February 5 at the Oromocto Veterinary Hospital from 10am to 3pm. This will be a Valentines Day Pet Photoshoot with professional photographer Gary Weekes. Photographs will be by donation, minimum $25.

Gloom and Doom 03 features music from Radiohead, Eric’s Trip, Weyes Blood, Joy Division, Sonic Youth, and more!

Gloom and Doom 03 Tracklist:Radiohead – Where I End And You Begin. (The Sky is Falling In.)

Cursed Arrows – No Pity Party
Dead Cosmetics – Limbless
Viola Swamp – Creeping

Eric’s Trip – Introduction Into The… parts 1 to 4
Jon Mckiel – ice man
Common Holly – You Dance
Weyes Blood – Something to Believe

CAN – Moonshake
Joy Division – Isolation
Siouxsie and the Banshees – Obsession
Sonic Youth – Death Valley ’69 (feat. Lydia Lunch)

Protomartyr – Worm in Heaven

Gloom and Doom 03 Show Notes:* 2023 marks the twentieth anniversary of Radiohead’s Hail to the Thief. * Dead Cosmetics features members of Indian Handcrafts, GRALE, colonizor, The Rip Nancies, and others. * Cursed Arrows, Dead Cosmetics, and Viola Swamp can all be found on Tarantula Tapes. * Weyes Blood’s “Something to Believe” came from 2019’s Titanic Rising. A live version can be found on her Rough Trade Session. * CAN’s influenced later bands like Joy Division, Radiohead, and even King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard. * Joy Division is a hybrid nominee into the 2023 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame alongside New Order. * We heard Sonic Youth last time on Gloom and Doom 02.

The second episode of Gloom and Doom features longer form music from three different artists: BIG|BRAVE, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and Sonic Youth.

Gloom and Doom 02 Track List:BIG|BRAVE – Muted Shifting of Space

Goodspeed You! Black Emperor – A Military Alphabet (five eyes all blind) (4521?.?0kHz 6730?.?0kHz 4109?.?09kHz) / Job?’?s Lament / First of the Last Glaciers / where we break how we shine (ROCKETS FOR MARY)

Sonic Youth – The Diamond Sea (LP Version-Alt. End)

Gloom and Doom 02 Show Notes:* BIG|BRAVE’s next album nature morte releases on February 24th. * We first heard Sonic Youth on Post-Cheese Radio 08. * The Diamond Sea originally appeared on 1995’s Washing Machine.

Hello again everyone. Once again I really want to thank you for dropping in.

You’ll enjoy this episode. It’s another pretty great mix of different artists and styles and keeping within the Prog boundaries. For the most part.

Let me know what you think. Drop into our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/TestingForEchoCHSR . Email me any time at TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com.

Now go down to that little arrow to listen/download the episode.

Take good care,

Tim

Episode Song List

Rush – The Body Electric
Lifesigns – Touch
Genesis – With Bill Bruford- I Know What I Like 1976 Live
Melissa Otero – Light
Max Webster – Hangover
Styx – Sound the Alarm
Muse – Unnatural Selection
Nine Inch Nails – The Hand That Feeds
Stick men – Soup – Tony Levin
FM – Seventh Heaven
Eden – Alias

We’ve managed to do two in a row, which suggests that I’m probably going to be at this for another year. I had something planned but then I had some problems moving over my database of music and, well, now we have something entirely random instead. I’m still recovering things, but in the meantime please look forward to the podcast if you don’t have it yet. Why don’t you have it yet?

Playlist:

Hands Up – Dead Sara (Single)
Error – The Pack AD (Positive Thinking)
Thirty Days – The Brains (The Brains)
Sugar and Spice – Bloody Diamonds (Tough Love EP)
Caught On A Breeze – The Joy Formidable (Aarth)
The Chase – Rockyard
Weightless Light / As A Friend – Woodhawk (Violent Nature)
Overdrive – Tzimani (Self-Titled)
Sirens – Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through The Cracks)
Once In A Lifetime – Nightingale (Self-Titled)
Amor Gravis – Ruby The Hatchet (Fear is a Cruel Master)
Breakaway – Tsunami Bomb (Trust No One)

In case you missed it, here is episode 4 of Synapse Radio. The word of the week is “mound”. With special guest and listener of the month Rob Nicholson, its our best episode yet!

miss emvy’s Gloom and Doom is a weekly blend of post-punk, gothic, indie, and other temperamental tunes for graveyard ghouls and lonely fools. The inaugural episode of Gloom and Doom features music from Chelsea Wolfe, Boy Harsher, Grouper, Crime of Passing, Allumette, Of the Veil, and more!

Gloom and Doom 01 Tracklist:Chelsea Wolfe – Sheena’s in a Goth Gang (The Cramps cover)

Dermabrasion – Dragula (Rob Zombie cover)
Void Vision – Everything is Fine
Boy Harsher – Autonomy feat. Lucy – Cooper B. Handy
The Casket Girls – Let Me Bleed

Crime of Passing – Midnight Underground
Annex – Covens
lié – All Night Long
Common Holly – Crazy Ok

Ruby Karinto – No Manchester
Allumette –La lumière aux yeux (Joyeuses fêtes)
Allumette – Goudron
Of the Veil – Moonlight

Grouper – Heavy Water I’d Rather Be Sleeping
Grouper – Stuck

Gloom and Doom 01 Show Notes: “Sheena’s in a Goth Gang” originally appeared on the 1997 album Big Beat From Badsville by The Cramps. * “Dragula” originally appeared on Rob Zombie’s 1998 album Hellbilly Deluxe. * Boy Harsher’s 2022 album The Runner is a soundtrack to their 2022 short film of the same name. * “Covens” also appeared on their 2018 release LP – M?LU.* * Chelsea Wolfe, Boy Harsher, Crime of Passing, lié, Common Holly, Ruby Karinto, Allumette, and Of the Veil have all previously made appearances on Post-Cheese Radio.

It’s been a few weeks, and in this time I spent quite a bit learning and achieving absolutely nothing. So here we are, returned to the same ol’ dance and .. well, the songs are different. Otherwise, we’d just be boring and repeating ourselves, and I can’t think of anyone who would do that in our timeslot elsewhere.

Cough.

Anyway, grab a podcast, play it loud, and try not to freeze because holy hell is it cold outside.

Playlist:
Voyager – Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through The Cracks)
Hold On – We Hunt Buffalo (Living Ghosts)
Kinesis – Claemus (Daydream)
Interval – The Joy Formidable (Into The Blue)
Swimming Through Molasses – Tsunami Bomb (The Ultimate Escape)
The Change – Ruby The Hatchet (Fear Is A Cruel Master)
Control / Revolution – Verse The Sun
Under The Sun – Shumaun (Memories & Intuition)
Heartstopper – Woodhawk (Violent Nature)
Paradox – Shades of Sorrow (Paradox)
Long Road to Zurich – The JB Conspiracy (The Long Road to Zurich)

APost-Cheese Radio 32 is the final episode of the show and features music from Boy Harsher, Bleached Heat, Poltergeist, Clergy, Nine Inch Nails, and more! Tune in next week for the first episode of miss emvy’s Gloom & Doom!

Post-Cheese Radio 32 Tracklist:Boy Harsher – Pain (The Soft Moon remix)

Cellarghost – Vampire
Cellarghost – Whiteout
la bise – black veil

Bleached Heat – Against the Wall
Split Layer – Radio Silence
Poltergeist – Play Alone (Asylum Party cover)
Clergy – To Survive

FANTASY – Kleiber
Misere – Kontrolle
Aus – Also Dann
D.B.R. – No Joy

Nine Inch Nails – Over and Out

Post-Cheese Radio 32 Show Notes:* “Pain” was originally released on the Lesser Man EP in 2014. * The Soft Moon’s remix of “Pain” can also be found on the Pain II 12″ Maxi. * We first heard Boy Harsher on Post-Cheese Radio 18. * la bise, Split Layer, Poltergeist, and Clergy were all played on Post-Cheese Radio 31. * We first heard la bise on Post-Cheese Radio 17. * Members of la bise play with Juice Girls. * “Play Alone” originally appeared on Asylum Party’s 1989 album Borderline. * We first heard D.B.R. on Post-Cheese Radio 28.

gloom & doom begins next week and will feature music in the same vein as this week’s episode. There’s no strict format, but genres include post-punk, goth, indie, ethereal, dream pop, and other sounds. Tune in every Thursday at 7 to hear miss emvy’s gloom & doom.

Today on Homemade Jams we sit down with Jeff Patch of Free To Grow to talk about the past couple of years, new music, and upcoming plans for 2023, plus listen to the new track “Along For The Ride“.

Hello all. Welcome to Episode 15 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

I’m pretty happy with this episode and I hope that you are as well.

We’ve managed to cover many styles and tastes in a very cool episode.

I ask you, where else are you able to love some Tool, Green Jelly AND Mike Oldfield, Genesis, King Crimson and RUSH?

Right here, that’s where.

So sit right back and put on your groovin’ shoes and enjoy…

Press that little arrow down the page to listen/download the podcast.

I’d also like to post this link for ALL of the past episodes for a couple of people who have asked. https://chsrfm.ca/blog/cat/current-shows/music/testingforecho

Take good care,

Tim

Episode Song List

Gary Numan – I Am Dust
Genesis – In That Quiet Earth
Polyphia – Chimera
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant – Four Sticks
RUSH – Circumstances
Green Jelly – Anarchy In The UK
Yes – Leave It
Tool – The Patient
King Crimson – The Howler
Mike Oldfield – Mount Teidi
Saga – Take A Chance
First Aid – Waiting
Nebula – Trying To Meet You

This episode’s word is “trip”. Dial in to hear what abhorrent tunes the boys come up with this week; featuring songs from Mama’s Broke, Pomes and Huerco S.

Post-Cheese Radio 31 features new music from MVLL CRIMES, Dillon Ryan & the Dream Romantic, Poltergeist, and Clergy! Our first episode of the year features post-punk, gothic, and gloomy tunes to fit the mood of the season.

Post-Cheese Radio 31 Tracklist:MVLL CRIMES – Just Like Heaven (The Cure cover)

Dillon Ryan & the Dream Romantic – Addressed To You
Unreal Thought – Meaningless Stare
la bise – eversion
PIG – Euphoric Channels Reverse

Split Layer – Chronology
Poltergeist – Cold in September
Clergy – Estranged

Chelsea Wolfe – The Culling
Swans – Children of God

Joy Division – Heart and Soul
Bauhaus – Bela Lugosi’s Dead (Official Version)

MVLL CRIMES – BOOTLICKER’S DELIGHT REPRISVL (live)

Post-Cheese Radio 31 Show Notes:* “Just Like Heaven” originally appeared on The Cure’s 1987 album Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me. * Watch the music video for “Addressed To You” on YouTube. * Dillon Ryan and la bise both appeared on Post-Cheese Radio 17. * Chelsea Wolfe appeared on Post-Cheese Radio 21. * The Child of God album was remastered in 2020, but was originally released in 1987. * Heart and Soul lent its name to the Joy Division box set released in 1997. * The Bela Session was released in 2018, but the titular song was originally released as a single in 1979. * “BOOTLICKER’S DELIGHT REPRISVL” originally appeared on 2022’s YOU EMBVRVSS ME.

Post-Cheese Radio 30 features a mix of new-as-of-2022 music from Maritime artists like Cursed Arrows, TJ Cabot, and The Devoters alongside music from Germany, Australia, and America.

Post-Cheese Radio 30 Tracklist:The Devoters – Cheap Heat

TJ Cabot – Explanations
Blues Lawyer – I Don’t Mind (Buzzcocks cover)
knitting – thowaway year
Cursed Arrows – Rather Be

Romero – Honey
Private Lives – Get Loose
Sun Streak – Swerve
Born At Midnite – Rock Star Raver

Willie & the Cigs – Hand Me Down
Crime Of Passing – Hunting Knife
Leggy – Lipstick on the Mic

Nylon Club – Subway Tile
Hot Chicks – Fox
Pigeon – Permanent Quest
Constant Cold War – Intruder

Shadow Folk – House of Mirrors

Post-Cheese Radio 30 Show Notes:* The Devoters features Montreal-based musician Mike Coffen. * “I Don’t Mind” originally appeared on Another Music In A Different Kitchen in 1978. * We first heard Romero on Post-Cheese Radio 16. * Private Lives features members of PRIORS, Pale Lips, and Lonely Parade. * we first heard Private Lives and Shadow Folk on Post-Cheese Radio 23. * Sun Streak is one of many Demo Fest 2020 participants we’ve heard on Post-Cheese Radio: Cluttered, CRITTER, Kiss the Sky, Precious Failures, Wake Ghost. * The two members of Born At Midnite can also be heard on other projects like BBQT, Alpen Glow, and TOPS. * Fans of Crime Of Passing should listen to The Drin and The Serfs. * There’s Room For Weirdos (And Everyone) In Cincinnati’s Punk Scene * The Neues aus der ADK compilation also features Pigeon, as well as D.B.R., who we heard on Post-Cheese Radio 29 alongside Hot Chicks.

Hello there. Welcome to Episode 14 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

I hope that this holiday season finds you are in good health and listening to great music.

This episode has a great diverse mix with varied grooves. I’m sure you’ll love it.

Turn it up loudly while you wrap the gifts or get to work cooking up the roast beast.

The mellow stuff is beautiful and the heavy stuff is a different kind of beautiful.

Enjoy! And Happy Holidays and New Year to all. Be safe.

Take good care,

Tim

Episode Song List

I Mother Earth – Another Sunday
Pink Floyd – High Hopes
Lifesigns – Cardington
Big Wreck – That Song LIVE
John Wetton and Steve Hackett – Heat of the Moment
Kansas – Miracles Out of Nowhere
Black Lakes – Avarice
RUSH – Anthem
Nash the Slash – Baba O’Riley LIVE
Steven Wilson – Postcard

With the impending end of 2022 on it’s way, and a storm to take us on the way out, I needed to make sure that this episode is a good one in case it’s the last thing to ever air out over media. So, here it is, my final tribute to RFYL for 2022. We have a lot of solid entries and normally I do a run down buuuuuuuuut this time I decided, here we go, we’re just going to put together a weird and wild story just because.

I’m done typing for now so I hope you find some solace at some point over the holidays. If you can’t – I’ve been there, take some time as soon as you can.

Playlist:

Soothsayer – Ruby The Hatchet (Fear Is A Cruel Master)
Everyday – Highkicks (Highkicks II)
Murder Me – Blood Red Shoes (Ghosts On Tape)
Wake the Dead – Fit For Rivals (Single)
Hell or the Highway – The Standstills (Shockwave)
Live to Regret – Aittala (Live to Regret)
Voyager / Wounds – Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through The Cracks)
Hedonist – Claemus (Daydream)
King Beyond The Gates – Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil)
Falsewave – Unleash the Archers (Apex (Deluxe Version))
Breakaway – Tsunami Bomb (Trust No One)
Run For Your Life – The Creepshow (Run For Your Life)

Post-Cheese Radio 29 features plenty of local tunes from the Moncton and Saint John areas, as well as several festive songs and some new-as-of-2022 tunes.

Post-Cheese Radio 29 Tracklist:Phone Jerks – Christmas on the Floor

Phone Jerks – Let’s Go
Another Dose – Betrayal
Another Dose – I Go On
Small Package – I Don’t Wanna Buy Smokes (at the needs)

BRUCE – Other Rhythms
City Bus Hand Jobs – Time Well Wasted
City Bus Hand Jobs – Headache Potential
Klackers – Sleepover (The Adicts cover)
Zero Zero UFO – The Captain

Doctor Mother Father – Happiness
Sadie – boltz
Little You, Little Me – I’m Wasted On My Self
Papal Visit – Destroy the Hive

Book Buddies – Headspace
OUTTACONTROLLER – I’m Bad News
Self-Cut Bangs – Pick Up
dumb – Civic Duty

Joan Jett & The Blackhearts – (I’m Gonna) Run Away
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts – Victim of Circumstance
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts – Little Drummer Boy (cover of Harry Simeone)

Young Satan in Love – Christmas in Hell

Post-Cheese Radio 29 Show Notes:* “Let’s Go” originally appeared on the 1984 album of the same name by The Reducers. * “I Don’t Wanna Buy Smokes (at the needs)” originally appeared on 2015’s Handle With Care (demos). * We first heard “I Don’t Wanna Buy Smokes” by Small Package, alongside cuts from Another Dose, Klackers, and Young Satan in Love back in Post-Cheese Radio 04. * “Sleepover” is a reworking on the song “Steamroller” by The Adicts, from 1982’s Sound of Music. * Another Dose, Small Package, BRUCE, City Bus Hand Jobs, Klackers, Zero Zero UFO, and others appear on the Moncton’s Burning compilation. * “Christmas On The Floor” and “Smokes at the Needs” are available on the Moncton’s Burning compilation. * Corey Bonnevie of Monopolized Records also performs with Doctor Mother Father and Little You, Little Me. * Sadie performs with Doctor Mother Father and also provides backing vocals to Little You, Little Me. * Penny of Motherhood also provides backing vocals to the release from Little You, Little Me. * Adam Mowery performs with Papal Visit and recently released a career-spanning retrospective. * Book Buddies features members of Cluttered, Designosaur, and OUTTACONTROLLER. * We first heard Self-Cut Bangs in Post-Cheese Radio 23.

It only gets darker and darker, and the Sleepy will soon overtake us all. Where does that leave us? With a few episodes left before I take my yearly hiatus, I need to figure out what I’m going to play you all off to, and THANKFULLY artists are releasing cool stuff even in December. So I’ve grabbed some of that, and I haven’t forgotten about the November releases I still need to jump back to.

Grab a podcast, turn it up loud, then just a bit louder to drown out the horrible Christmas music.

Playlist:
Taking Flight – The JB Conspiracy (The Storm)
Give Up – Blood Red Shoes (Ghosts On Tape)
Don’t Leave Me Here – Bloody Diamonds (GHOST)
TinMan – The Wring (Spectra)
Achlys – Cellar Twins (Single)
Tempest – Kilmore (Single)
We Are The Virus – Die So Fluid (Single)
Carry the Flame – Unleash the Archers (Abyss)
Avon & Avalon Pt 2 – Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil)
5150 / A Lonely Chord- Tsunami Bomb (The Definitive Act)
Too High The Sky – Ian Blurton’s Future Now (Second Skin)

Post-Cheese Radio 28 features an entire lineup of new-as-of-2022 tunes from Smirk, TJ Cabot, Shux, Hot Chicks, Gemstones, and more!

Post-Cheese Radio 28 Tracklist:Hot Chicks – Queens of the Night

Smirk – Material World’s Unfair
Smirk – Living in Hell
TJ Cabot – J.A.G. Turned Me Into a Mutant
TJ Cabot – Past the Point
TJ Webb – Dinosaurs Are Real

TJ Felix – CLAUSTROPHOBIC MORNING
Shux – Wolfman’s Eyeballs
Shux – Split Merengue
Midnight News – Everything You Know

THE GOBS – TUFFER THAN YOU
EXWHITE – TELL ME NOTHING
Hot Chicks – Diggin’It
D:B:R – Hit U

Gemstones – Wanna Be Well
PEEVE – twisted
Hood Rats – Hate the Radio
Brain Bag – Punching Brain Bag
Butcher’s Laugh – Military Fortune

Sweet Dave – Big Hat No Cattle/Golden Age

Post-Cheese Radio 28 Show Notes:* We first heard TJ Cabot way back on Post-Cheese Radio 01. * Pissin Ammo is the third EP from TJ Cabot this year, with SD ACTION EP and King Grove EP being the other two. * We first heard TJ Webb on Post-Cheese Radio 09. * We first heard TJ Felix, f.k.a. Industrial Priest Overcoats, on Post-Cheese Radio 23, and they also perform with Nasdaq and Bedwetters Anonymous. * Midnight News features members of Supermoon. * We first heard both Midnight News and EXWHITE on Post-Cheese Radio 15. * The Turbo Discos label, which features the EXWHITE split, also features LAFF BOX and Lassie. * Tapes for Hot Chicks and D:B:R are available via France’s Urticaria Records, whose lineup also includes Argentina’s Desborde. * We first heard Gemstones on Post-Cheese Radio 02. * Gemstones features members of DOG DAY, Diamondtown, Eric’s Trip, Mutated Void, and Booji Boys. * Tapes for PEEVE are available through Noise Merchant and Dial Club. * Brain Bag’s demo tape was released on the same day as the new Headcheese and the Bootlicker reissue, courtesy of Slow Death Records. * Both Brain Bag and Butcher’s Laugh share members in common. * Sweet Dave is the front of TV FREAKS and also performs with The Trophies and Perfect World.

Hello again. Welcome to Episode 13 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

You’re going to love this episode. I know it.

Just press that little arrow down the page to listen/download the podcast.

One thing I noticed when I reviewed the song list is that there seems to be more Canadian content than other episodes.

It wasn’t a conscious thing, it just worked out that way.

Another item of note is that I’m doing something a bit different and playing TWO songs from the same band in one episode.

They’re from NOT NOW’s newest album “Black Holes & Rituals”.

These guys are from here in New Brunswick and I love all of their stuff and I’m confident that you’ll like it too.

And full disclosure. Yes, my son Braydon is the drummer. 🙂

I’d also like to post this link for ALL of the past episodes for a couple of people who have asked. https://chsrfm.ca/blog/cat/current-shows/music/testingforecho

Take good care,

Tim

Episode Song List

Sending Out a Warning – Alex Lifeson (Victor)
Not Now – Half Heart
Haken – Nil by Mouth
Inside The Sound – No Exit
Pink Floyd – Fearless
Rush – Vital Signs
Plini – Pan
Steve Hackett – Every Day
Saga – How Long
Not Now – Out of Control
FM – Dream Girl

I return! Didn’t have my voice destroyed, just couldn’t convince myself to do anything with a fever. So here I am, with post-fever delusion tracks and an album I missed out on showing off. So now we have a solid amount of tracks to throw at you and a good rhythm, and we even go pretty heavy today. … Then again, when don’t we?

Usually I take a couple weeks off this month, and I very well might do that again. I haven’t decided. So enjoy the new episodes while you get them!

Lights Out! – Dead Sara (Ain’t It Tragic)
I Lose Whatever I Own – Blood Red Shoes (Ghosts On Tape)
Magic Dust – Elektric Mistress (Chapter 99)
Reset Party / Heavy Is the Reason – The Standstills (Shockwave)
Deceiver – Ruby the Hatchet (Fear is a Cruel Master)
Orchestrated Illusions – Ian Blurton’s Future Now (Second Skin)
Absolute Blue – Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil)
Bystander – Sumo Cyco (Initiation)
Crusader – Mantic Ritual
Purge – Claemus
Like Blood – Kitchen Witch (Self-Titled)

Post-Cheese Radio 27 features new music from Book Buddies alongside Otoboke Beaver, LASSIE, Montaña, and some class tunes by Blondie and The Slits.

Post-Cheese Radio 27 Tracklist:Otoboke Beaver – PARDON?

LASSIE – NIGHTMARES
LASSIE – BBF
Desborde – Panico !
Montaña – La Puerta

Book Buddies – Neon
Star Party – Living a Lie
Star Party – Push You Aside

Zex – Wild Blood
Glad Rags – My Mind
Hayley and the Crushers – Poison Box
The Sorels – School Girl Blues

Brunch Club – Scrambled Eggs
jock tears – bad boyz
jock tears – not yet sweetheart
BBQT – Flinch
Pill Squad – I Didn’t Have the Nerve to Say No (Blondie cover)

Blondie – Accidents Never Happen
The Slits – So Tough
The Clash – Robber Dub

Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros – Long Shadow

Post-Cheese Radio 27 Show Notes:* We first heard Otoboke Beaver on Post-Cheese Radio 10. * We first heard LASSIE on Post-Cheese Radio 15 alongside jock tears and Pill Squad. * Book Buddies features members of Cluttered, Designosaur, and OUTTACONTROLLER. * Star Party more recently released their Tour Tape 2022. * “Wild Blood” can also be found on The Marshmallow Generation LP from It’s Trash! Records. * “My Mind” can also be heard on the band’s SMILE LP. * “Poison Box” and “School Girl Blues” can also be found on the Wassup Rock Radio Presents: Sick Sounds 2 compilation. * Both The Sorels and Hayley and the Crushers have new releases from September. * We first heard “not yet sweetheart” on Post-Cheese Radio 03. * Amery Sandford of BBQT also releases music with Alpen Glow and Born At Midnite. * “I Don’t Have the Nerve to Say No” originally appeared in Blondie’s Plastic Letters LP in 1978. * Viv Albertine of The Slits has a fantastic memoir. * “Robber Dub” is the dub version of The Clash’s 1980 “Bankrobber” single, and originally appeared on the Black Market Clash compilation.

Track List:
1.) The Churls – Trying To Get You Off My Mind (Send Me No Flowers)
2.) Five Man Electrical Band – Dance of the Swamp Woman (Absolutely Right – The Best Of Five Man Electrical Band)
3.) Strawberry Alarm Clock – Curse Of The Witches (Wake Up… It’s Tomorrow!)
4.) Lighthouse – Step Out On The Sea (One Fine Morning)
5.) Deep Purple – Mandrake Root (Shades Of Deep Purple)
6.) Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band – Zig Zag Wanderer (Safe As Milk)
7.) Led Zeppelin – Gallows Pole (Led Zeppelin III)
8.) The Pretty Things – Rosalyn (The Pretty Things)
9.) Sam Cooke – If I Had A Hammer (Sam Cooke at the Copa)
10.) The Walker Brothers – In My Room (Portrait)
11.) Dusty Springfield – I Close My Eyes And Count To Ten (The Magic of Dusty Springfield)
12.) The Beatles – Martha My Dear (The Beatles)

Post-Cheese Radio 26 features new music from Book Buddies, Self-Cut Bangs, Bratboy, and more!

Post-Cheese Radio 26 Track List:dumb – Desolation

Cursed Arrows – Matter Is An Illusion
MVLL CRIMES – BOOTLICKER’S DELIGHT REPRISVL
PUP – Totally Fine

Book Buddies – My Sanity
Cluttered – This Rusted Bike Lock
Outtacontroller – Hanging Over You
Designosaur – Colourblind

Weakened Friends – Blue Again
Weakened Friends – Early
VARSITY – So Sad, So Sad

Bratboy – Victoria
Bratboy – Dream Rope
The Bloody Hell – Barbra (Modernettes cover)
Pointed Sticks – Trials of the Picayune

Self-Cut Bangs – In Colour
Self-Cut Bangs – Wake

Motherhood – Handbrake
Motherhood – Brakes Snap (demo)

Post-Cheese Radio 26 Show Notes: We first heard “BOOTLICKER’S DELIGHT REPRISVL” on Post-Cheese Radio 07. * “This Rusted Bike Lock” was originally recorded by Matty Grace for her Rumination Year release in 2020. * We first heard “This Rusted Bike Lock” on Post-Cheese Radio 19. * “So Sad, So Sad” was released on The Basement Takes (2015-2016) compilation in 2019, but was originally available as a single with the “Cult of Personality” track in 2015. * “Barbra” was originally performed by the Modernettes and originally appeared on their 1981 album Gone… But Not Forgotten. * The Bloody Hell’s version of “Barbra” appeared on the Punk Canada, Vol. 1 covers compilation. * Guilty of Everything* by John Armstrong is the latest selection in the Post-Cheese Radio book club. * Self-Cut Bangs features members of Napalmpom, Dark Time, Hot Little Rocket, Night Committee, and Cardiograms. * The top Post-Cheese Radio bands of 2022 are Motherhood, Cluttered, Cursed Arrows, PUP, Outtacontroller, MVLL CRIMES, Tin-ear, The Bloody Hell, Three Speed, and cub.

Get in touch with @miss.emvy on Instagram, follow me on Bandcamp, and submit your own music for consideration to postcheesemedia@gmail.com.

What is your view of the viewing of art? What matters more: the painting or the context?

Today I’m joined by Len Falkenstein (UNB Director of Drama; director), Ell Gignac (actor: Will) and Liam Johnson (actor: Bob) to chat about Theatre UNB’s final production for the 2022 calendar year, Tina Howe’s Museum.

We chat about how this farcical view of museum-goers keeps everyone’s heads turning, with 21 actors portraying 40 roles, and how both art and the way we view art is a timeless question.

Tina Howe’s Museum, opens December 1 at 7:30pm and runs nightly until December 3 at Memorial Hall on UNB campus, but you are invited to view the “museum” itself early, to get a closer look at what all these characters are going to be talking about.

Hello there. Welcome to Episode 12 of Testing For Echo on CHSR 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world. I’m your host Tim Scammell.

Let’s have a quick chat before we get started. One of the great things about having a show like this is that I have such a HUGE pool of music to choose from covering so many years.

Episode 1 was different. If you listened to Episode 1 you’d know that the music played was the entire Nightwinds album from start to finish.

After that every episode has been a variety of songs from many different bands.

The great thing, and I don’t know if anyone has noticed, is that NO SONG HAS BEEN REPEATED to date.

With the exception of the times where I’ve played a Nightwinds song again.

Not bad. We’re managing to keep a wide variety while still sliding in my favourite picks.

I’m hoping that we are keeping the listeners entertained. I know that you are out there, and I really appreciate you.

I would love it if you contacted me with a request or comment but I’m not concerned if I don’t hear from you. I’m going to assume that you’re enjoying what I’m spinning.

And that’s fine with me.

Take Care,

Tim

Episode Song List

Marillion - Warm Wet Circles The Tea Party - The Bazaar The Fixx - Are We Ourselves The Balconies - The Slo HAKEN - Invasion Rush - Limelight (Live in Rotterdam) I Mother Earth - Used To Be Alright Alex Lifeson (Victor) - Shut Up Shuttin' Up Kevin Mak Watson- Gotta Be a Better Way King Crimson - Thela Hun Ginjeet Alan Parsons Project - The Turn of a Friendly Card Gentle_Giant_-_Proclamation

Oh hi.

Post-Cheese Radio 25 features new music from The Dirty Nil, Weird Nightmare, Crosshairs, Headcheese, Perfect World and more! Post-Cheese Radio 25 Tracklist: Bootlicker - False Power

Bootlicker - The Cold Crosshairs - Picked Clean Crosshairs - Lechon Tod Killings and the Contracts - $3.09 Headcheese - Loss Prevention

Perfect World - DEEP END Perfect World - DIRTY GOD The Trophies - No Plan Man The Trophies - I Don't Care

Pale Lips - (You Make Me) Wanna Be Bad Pale Lips - Don't Take Your Switchblade to New York Juice Girls - CQ miesha and the spanks - Dig Me Out

The Dirty Nil - Bye Bye Big Bear Weird Nightmare - So Far Gone Lonely Little Kitsch - The New Scene

Tin-ear - Star Song Tin-ear - Sea Song Teleri - Silver

Motherhood - Shuttered Down Post-Cheese Radio 25 Show Notes:

"False Power" originally appeared on the How to Love Life E.P. in 2020, courtesy of Neon Taste Records. The Bootlicker LP was originally released on vinyl and CD in 2021, courtesy of Neon Taste Records. Crosshairs features Athena on guitar, who has performed with and designed art for Bootlicker. Tod Killings features member of Chain Whip. Perfect World features members of Private Lives, Priors, and TV Freaks. "DEEP END" features vocals from Jackie Blenkarn of Pale Lips. The Trophies share their name with an early sixties studio-only pop rock band. David O'Connor of Perfect World and TV Freaks performs in The Trophies. The two cuts from Pale Lips were also available on Vol. 5 and Vol. 6 of the Get Resurrected samplers from Resurrection Records. "I Can't Wait/Dig Me Out" is available on lathe cut vinyl, courtesy of Reta Records. Weird Nightmare is the new project of Alex Edkins of METZ. We first played Tin-ear on Post-Cheese Radio 11. The video for "Shuttered Down" is now available on YouTube.

Get in touch with me on Instagram @miss.emvy, check out my Bandcamp, and submit your own music for consideration to postcheesemedia@gmail.com

On this week's episode, we've got a ton of random new stuff to announce and take you on a wild ride on a mystical journey and back. So do buckle up (especially if you're driving) and duct tape your snow pants, because this will keep you busy for the next hour.

Playlist:

Model Society - Deaf Radio (Single) So What - The Pack AD - (Positive Thinking) Heroes - Dead Sara - (Single) Never Say Goodbye - Nightingale (Through The Shadows) First Light - Puta Volcano (AMMA) You've Stolen The Words - Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil) Blood Blood Blood - The Creepshow (Death At My Door) Perfect Person - Immortal Guardian (Single) Stiletto - The Wring (Single) 1000 Years / Thruster - Ruby The Hatchet (Fear Is A Cruel Master) Gotta Catch 'Em All - Everfrost (Frostbites)

Post-Cheese Radio 24 features new-as-of-2022 tunes from dumb, Bad Waitress, Cursed Arrows, Class of 91, and more! Post-Cheese Radio 24 Track List: dumb - Foot Control

dumb - Gibberish Bad Waitress - Racket Stimulator Dead Cosmetics - Limbless

Cursed Arrows - Adapt or Die Cursed Arrows - Slithering Crones Class of 91 - Pull Me Back Around

Ace of Wands - Desiring You Outtacontroller - Show Me How It's Done Private Lives - Misfortune Spirit Desire - Loveliness (Bug Song)

The Bloody Hell - Rulers of the Night PUP - Waiting PUP - Scorpion Hill

Over My Dead Name - Festival Blues Weatherday - Older than before (Oswald made no way for himself) Post-Cheese Radio 24 Show Notes:

Tapes for Dead Cosmetics and Cursed Arrows can be purchased from Tarantula Tapes. Order the Cursed Arrows Oracle Deck from the band's website. Private Lives features members of Priors, Pale Lips, and Lonely Parade. "Loveliness (Bug Song)" was previously available on Summer Songs. Friendship Bong features members of Spirit Desire and also appears on Maraming Records. Private Lives and The Bloody Hell both appeared on the last episode of Post-Cheese Radio.

Get in touch with me @miss.emvy on Instagram, follow me on Bandcamp, and submit your music for consideration to postcheesemedia@gmail.com

This is a pretty fantastic episode, if I do say so myself. :)

Okay then. Now that we've shown that we can survive 10 episodes, let's move on to the next 10!

I'm just going to mention to my fellow RUSH fans that even though RUSH is not listed in the usual way in the song list, there is a Geddy Lee solo track as well as a joint Max Webster/RUSH track so all is well.

It's a pretty scattered list of many different styles. There's some very cool hard stuff and some nice quiet tunes.

We'll put you to sleep one minute and wake you right up the next. :D

I hope you enjoy it. Let me know. Feel free to leave comments.

Take care,

Tim

Episode Song List

Geddy Lee - The Angels Share

Mike Oldfield - Only Time Will Tell

Marcello Ciurleo - Hello it's me again

Lifesigns - Chasing Rainbows

The Kindred - Stray Away

Animals As Leaders - Monomyth

Max Webster and RUSH - Battle Scar

Peter Murphy - Keep me from Harm

Kate Bush - The Sensual World

Vigil - The Celiba Sea

Robert Plant - Nirvana

Arena- Time Capsule

We've made it through another week and more cool stuff has made it to the playlist. We'll be keeping things moving forward for you as much as we can, and if we can't, then we'll just have another strange psychedelic / stoner rock episode where I play five super long songs and pass it off as setting up a playlist.

I've done it once, I'll do it again.

Playlist: Chimes - The Joy Formidable (Into The Blue) Motherlode - The Standstills (Shockwave) Give No More - Chron Goblin (Life For The Living) Soothsayer - Ruby The Hatchet (Fear Is A Cruel Master) Secret - Fit For Rivals (Single) Picturesque Hell - A Primitive Evolution (Becoming) Tempest - Kilmore (Single) King Beyond the Gates - Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil) Muck & Cheese - Half Gramme of Soma (Slip Through the Cracks) Intuition Underground / Memories of Water - Shumaun (Memories & Intuition) Daydream - CLAEMUS (Daydream)

Purple Monkey Dishwasher

My guests are Kelsey Rusk and Justine Henry of CIRA to talk about the upcoming Annual Aging Care & Research Symposium.

Post-Cheese Radio 23 features new music from The Nils, Self-Cut Bangs, Matty Grace, The Bloody Hell, and more!

Post-Cheese Radio 23 Tracklist: The Nils - Fourth Line

Self-Cut Bangs - Shivers Self-Cut Bangs - Ludo Self-Cut Bangs -Stargazer Cardiograms - Memento Amoris

Matty Grace - i (Blocked) Matty Grace - ii (Churned Out) Matty Grace - iii (Surf's Down) Crisis Party - Numbers

TJ Felix - LEARNING TO LIVE ALONE TJ Felix - ME & U (SICK FANTASY) TJ Felix - DEAD SUN GAZE Nasdaq - Jung Youth Bedwetters Anonymous - Poverty Porn

Private Lives - All The Queen's Men Private Lives - Head/Body Priors - Expelled Virtue Pale Lips - The Kids

The Bloody Hell - Hide Away The Bloody Hell - When You're Gone

Shadow Folk - Contemplation Post-Cheese Radio 23 Show Notes:

Self-Cut Bangs features members of Napalmpom, Dark Time, Hot Little Rocket, Night Committee and Cardiograms. TJ Felix, formerly known as Industrial Priest Overcoats, also performs with Nasdaq and Bedwetters Anonymous. Private Lives evolved out of the Chance & Jackie pandemic project, and features members of Priors, Pale Lips, and Lonely Parade. "Expelled Virtue" earlier appeared on the From Our Homes compilation. "The Kids" also appears on Wassup Rocker Radio's Sick Sounds 2. "When You're Gone" has already been released as a single, but both songs by The Bloody Hell are from their forthcoming album called Nobody Cares. Shadow Folk's Ian Bennett also plays with Roxy & the Underground Soul Sound, and has featured on releases by The Bad Bad Bad and Eliza and the Strange. Follow the miss emvy Bandcamp page!

Get in touch with me @miss.emvy on Instagram, and submit music for consideration to postcheesemedia@gmail.com.

My guests today are Ian Murphy ("Uncle Vanya") and Jilly Hanson ("Sonya"), two of the actors for the upcoming production (and triumphant return!) of Next Folding Theatre Company, a modern adaptation by Conor McPherson of Anton Chekhov's Uncle Vanya.

The Best of the Best.

It's Episode 10 already! Wow.

I want to thank everyone who has listened and enjoyed the music as much as I have.

I guarantee that everyone will like at least one song in EVERY episode. If not, listen again. :)

I am convinced that this is the best one yet.

It's been a lot of fun and I hope you are enjoying this as much as I am.

It's only my opinion but the selections today are the best of the best of the bands that I have played or mentioned in the show to date.

There's a ton of Canadian picks and most of my favourite bands are represented well here. There are a couple that I didn't have enough time for, but they'll be along in the near future.

Onward to the next 10!

Episode Song List

Saga - On The Loose Live Genesis - Lilywhite Lilith Emerson Lake and Palmer - Still You Turn Me On Animals As Leaders - Ectogenesis Nightwinds - We Were The Young Klaatu - True Life Hero Peter Gabriel - Heroes (Live in Verona 2010) Primus - Follow The Fool RUSH - Dreamline Live FM - Phasors On Stun Roxy Music - More Than This King Crimson - Neal And Jack And Me Yes - Love Will Find A Way

I have a feeling that my Pumpkin stock will peak right around January, and BAM! That's when I'll cash in.

My guest is CJ Norris, who performed the solo dragsical Flyin' Solo.

My guest is Gerry Yaum, a lifelong photographer whose upcoming exhibit portrays daily life in the slums of Thailand.

My guests are Armin Panjwani, Alex McAllister and Jason McIntyre for TheatreUNB's production of Lawrence & Holloman.

Post-Cheese Radio 22 is the final of the four Halloween specials, featuring music from Roky Erickson, Viola Swamp, The Bloody Hell, Electric Frankenstein, and more! Post-Cheese Radio 22 Tracklist: Roky Erickson - I Think of Demons

Artificial Dissemination - (I Liked U Better When U Were) Dead Heavy Petter - Calling On the Dateline Viola Swamp - Creeping Little Sprout - Alien Boyfriend

Monsters - Evil Dead The Bloody Hell - Diggin TJ Webb - Pet Sematary (Ramones cover) CADAVERS - This Is Halloween Phone Jerks - Ghost Idiot

L.A. Witch - Haunting Melomaniac - Season of the Witch (Donovan cover) Mike Trask - Killer

Agent Orange - Bloodstains Electric Frankenstein - Graveyard Dragrace Slant 6 - Mascaria The Cramps - Devil Behind That Bush

The Dream Syndicate - Halloween Post-Cheese Radio 22 Show Notes:

"Calling On The Dateline" was pulled from Such a Drag (2019), but can also be found on the 2018 Satin Rules! EP. "Pet Sematary" originally appeared on the 1989 Brain Drain LP. "Season of the Witch" originally appeared on the 1966 Sunshine Superman LP. We first heard Heavy Petter, Viola Swamp, and Mike Trask all in Post-Cheese Radio 06.

Get in touch with me @miss.emvy on Instagram, or submit music for consideration to postcheesemedia@gmail.com

On this week's episode, I almost didn't not remember to tell you about the awesome new album from Ruby The Hatchet! Go pick it up! They don't even know I'm doing this! I've never talked to them! Exclamation mark!

Also I've set up a pretty solid playlist this week if I do say so myself. If you don't think so, start up your OWN radio show. Find out how by looking around on this website. Just do it. Or don't.

Double also: I'm a moron, new single from Kilmore on the 8th!

Playlist: Morbid Fascination - Blood Red Shoes (GHOSTS ON TAPE) Get Right - The Standstills (Shockwave) Seven Seas - Kilmore (Call of the Void) Deathwish - Striker (single) The Lion and the Keeper - Motion Device (Motion Device IV) The Woods - Reignwolf (Single) Deceiver / Thruster - Ruby the Hatchet (Fear is a Cruel Master) Tie Up The Sky - Circle of Reason (Faith or Theory) Cyclone - Sumo Cyco (Initiation) To War - Osyron (Kingsbane) Industry Woes - We Hunt Buffalo (Head Smashed In) Memory Lapse - Diablo Strange (A Lesson Never Learned)

Post-Cheese Radio 21 is the third of our four planned Halloween specials, featuring spooky music from Roky Erickson, Electric Frankenstein, DogsNotGods, The Forbidden Dimension, and more! Post-Cheese Radio Tracklist: Roky Erickson - If You Have Ghosts

Electric Frankenstein - Annie's Grave Dirty Danzig - House On the Hill Won't Stay Dead - You Will Kill Again Jess-O-Lantern - Corpse Revival

Fright Night - Necromancer 5¢ Freakshow - Zombie Girl The Graboids - Zombies Don't Have Girlfriends DogsNotGods - Zombie Mommy

Raizing Hell - Time of the Killer Flies Black Cat Attack - Slime Breathing Maggots Kitty in a Casket - Run Run Scarlet Harlot - Devil in Disguise

The Forbidden Dimension - Blood-Drained Peasants The Forbidden Dimension - Creepskin & Vampire Blood The Forbidden Dimension - Sugar Crypt

The Browns - My Bloody Valentine CADAVERS - Dead Again Balzac - Came Out of the Grave

Chelsea Wolfe - If You Have Ghosts (Roky Erickson cover) Post-Cheese Radio 21 Show Notes:

"Annie's Grave" appeared on the Tony Hawk's Underground soundtrack. The film Maggots was actually released in 2019 even though the soundtrack album was released in 2013 in anticipation of a 2014 film release. Dirty Danzig, Raizing Hell, Black Cat Attack, and Kitty in a Casket all appear on compilations courtesy of the now defunct Horror-Punks.net We first heard Black Cat Attack and CADAVERS on Post-Cheese Radio 09, and we first heard The Forbidden Dimension on Post-Cheese Radio 14. Chelsea Wolfe has covered another song by Roky Erickson: Night Of The Vampire.

A chat with Corinski & Lee about the Herbert the Cow Productions presentation of Dr Horrible's Sing-a-Long Blog.

Wow. I'm almost at a loss for things to say about today's lineup. It's so diverse!

I'm sure there are some who may wonder if everyone here is Prog Rock, and I understand that. But, I have done my research and homework and what you see here has Prog connections somewhere. Even though they may be thin.

Just trust me with this and enjoy... :)

Adrian Belew - Lone Rhinoceros Gary Numan - The End of Things Fruupp - Decision Keith Emerson and Oscar Peterson - Honky Tonk Train Blues Marillion - Kayleigh 10cc - Rubber Bullets Chris Squire - Lucky Seven RUSH - Vital Signs Lifesigns - Arkhargelsk Nash the Slash - In a Glass Eye Jon and Vangelis - State of Independence Jackal - For You Xenicus - Ghost Town

I'd really like to thank my special celebrity Station Identification messengers.

Take care,

Tim

Sometimes you just gotta run - which is exactly what I'm going to do. In reality I'm just shirking responsibilities but hey, that's important, too. As the wise prophets Tsunami Bomb once said, "Say no to losing all your time", so being rich in time is all I have.

Anyway, meaning is lost, so enjoy some music and disassociate hard for an hour.

Playlist:

Seven Bells - Ian Blurton (Signals Through The Flames) Meeting of the Minds - Elektric Mistress (Self-Titled) Bad Animal - Double Fuzz (Single) Interval - The Joy Formidable (Into The Blue) I Lose Whatever I Own - Blood Red Shoes (GHOSTS ON TAPE) Sticks & Stones - The Creepshow (Death At My Door) Red Sky - Kilmore (Call of the Void) Show Don't Tell - Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil) Epilogue - Claemus (Daydream) Blackstar - Parasol Caravan (Nemesis) Dissension - The Wring (Wring squared Project Cipher) Once In A Lifetime - Nightingale (Single) No Surrender - Sumo Cyco (Initiation)

Post-Cheese Radio 20 is the second Halloween episode of the show, featuring music from Black Cat Attack, The Fomites, Screaming Demons, and more! Post-Cheese Radio 20 Track List: Roky Erickson - Night of the Vampire

The Anti-Bodies - Helena (Misfits cover) Black Cat Attack - Vamparty The Fomites - Mutants The Fomites - Chainsaw Bayonet

Rock'N Rebels - Dawning of the Dead Rock'N Rebels - Hellbound Train Rock'N Rebels - Zombie Death Run Treble Kings - Zombie Girl

Mad Marge & the Troublemakers - Electric Love Doctor Caligari - London After Midnight Screaming Demons - We March! Gloo Girls - Witch is Witch

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Crow Jane PJ Harvey - Meet Ze Monsta Tom Waits - Whistlin' Past The Graveyard Tom Waits - Cemetery Polka

Messer Chups - Chasing For Yang Blood Post-Cheese Radio 20 Show Notes:

"Helena" first appeared on the Misfits album Famous Monsters in 1999. The Anti-Bodies are not to be confused with the amazing PEI hardcore band Antibodies. We first heard Black Cat Attack on Post-Cheese Radio 09. We first heard The Fomites on Post-Cheese Radio 15. Phil Howe of Rock'N Rebels and Treble Kings performs with The Atlantix. We first heard Nick Cave on Post-Cheese Radio 14.

Submit music for consideration to postcheesemedia@gmail.com, or get in touch with me @miss.emvy on Instagram!

A chat today with Nadia Francavilla about this weekend's Contemporary Music Festival: Humans and Machines.

It's so dark out.

Post-Cheese Radio 19 is the first of four planned Halloween specials featuring spooky music from Roky Erickson, Ramones, The Cramps, Gutter Demons, Fiend Cats, and more! This week we're also listening to the new Cluttered EP in its entirety to commemorate Matty Grace's birthday :) Post-Cheese Radio 19 Track List: Roky Erickson - I Walked With A Zombie

Dave Rocket and The Jobbers - Halloween (Misfits cover) Beatersband - Nightmare On Elm Street Pumpkin Guts - Flashlight

Gutter Demons - Day Of The Dead Killbillies - Zombie Love The Creepshow - See You In Hell HorrorPops - It's Been So Long

Fiend Cats - Elegía Sarksmo - Angel de la muerte Pesadelo Brasileiro - Frankenstein

Cluttered - Take Me Away Cluttered - Dysphoria City Limits Cluttered - Anchorless (The Weakerthans cover) Cluttered - This Rusted Bike Lock

Johnny Terrien and The Bad Lieutenants - Prisoner The SUCK - Cult Of The Fonz Ramones - Chain Saw The Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack

The Cramps - Sheena's in a Goth Gang Post-Cheese Radio 19 Show Notes:

"I Walked With A Zombie" is titled after a 1943 horror film of the same name. "Halloween" originally appeared as a single by the Misfits on Halloween in 1981. "Day of the Dead" was found on the Zombie Night in Canada Vol. 2 compilation, but originally appeared on the 2014 Enter The Demonz LP. Read a track-by-track commentary of the new Cluttered EP on Punk News. "Dysphoria City Limits" and "This Rusted Bike Lock" originally appeared on the Dysphoria City Limits and Rumination Year EPs, respectively. "Anchorless" originally appeared on Fallow by The Weakerthans in 1999. "Prisoner" and "Cult Of The Fonz" can be found on the new 7" split courtesy of 94.9 Faster And Louder Records.

I'd like to think that we've lightened up this show a little bit.

I've also raised the level of class with one of music's classiest dudes, Bryan Ferry.

Plus, Kate Bush has defined classy for years.

A local chap Marcello Ciurleo has reached out to me with some great songs he has done. I've included one in this episode. I think you'll like it.

One thing you're going to notice is that I have 3 station IDs done by others.

Gerald O'Brien of Nightwinds is at the top and is a forever friend of the show. John Young of Lifesigns has sent me so many great songs. The last one is Alan Cross. If you don't know Alan Cross, you should get to know him. his web site is here https://www.ajournalofmusicalthings.com/. I have been listening to Alan on the radio and internet for decades and he is a music encyclopedia. He is a professional in every sense of the word. Plus, he's a really nice guy who didn't think twice about doing the ID for me.

I'm really enjoying this show and feel that it's becoming more natural.

Don't forget that the show has a Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/TestingForEchoCHSR/ .

Please feel free to contact me at TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com with any thoughts, opinions, requests etc.

I'd love to find out what people are thinking of this show. Contact me.

Oh, to appease a friend I'd like to point out that RUSH was greatly influenced by Led Zeppelin but have also mentioned King Crimson as well. I mention Heatwave Festival from 1980 when I saw Talking Heads and Adrian Belew was a member. Just before he joined King Crimson.

Episode Song List

Bryan Ferry - Let's Stick Together Kate Bush - King Of The Mountain FM - Aldebaran Al DiMeola - Broken Heart The Moody Blues - My Song Lifesigns - Impossible Tangerine Dream - Leviathan The Light of Day - Marcello Ciurleo Saga - Only Time Will Tell Rush - Distant Early Warning Live R40 Gentle Giant - Knots

Stay Well,

Tim

New thing day. Come in and get a new thing.

Post-Cheese Radio 18 features a special playlist to celebrate miss emvy's birthday! Post-Cheese Radio 18 Tracklist: Mrs. Piss - Downer Surrounded By Uppers

lié - Fantasy of Destructive Force Dead Cosmetics - I Think I Died Boy Harsher - Give Me A Reason

Eric's Trip - Kiss Me On The Head Sonic Youth - JC The Dream Syndicate - When You Smile

PUP - A.M. 180 Jon McKiel - Private Eye Common Holly - Joshua Snakes

Crisis Party - Warble Over My Dead Name - My Mommy Dom Spit In My Mouth and Now I'm a Commie Otoboke Beaver - YAKITORI Otoboke Beaver - I won't dish out salads MVLL CRIMES - FOODS I DON'T EVT

Have A Nice Life - I Don't Love Post-Cheese Radio 18 Show Notes:

Mrs. Piss is one of the projects involving Chelsea Wolfe, who recently collaborated with Converge for the Blood Moon album. Dead Cosmetics features members of Indian Handcrafts, Colonizor,The Rip Nancies, and others. Boy Harsher most recently created "Burn It Down" for the Halloween Ends soundtrack. The Warmgirl vinyl remix was released at the end 2019, not 2020. We first heard Crisis Party in Post-Cheese Radio 11. We first heard Over My Dead Name in Post-Cheese Radio 03. We first heard Otoboke Beaver in Post-Cheese Radio 10.

Get in touch with me on Instagram @miss.emvy. Submit music for consideration to postcheesemedia@gmail.com.

Something something radio signal, something something hurricane.

Track List: 1.) BADSOMA - Heat and Disorder (single) 2.) Kooky Bombshell - I Want All The Sounds (Self-Titled) 3.) Beau - Hardly Breathing (Life Twice) 4.) Veronica Stanton - Quick Fix (Caught Up On A Feeling) 5.) Mariel Buckley - Shooting At The Moon (Everywhere I Used To Be) 6.) Jackie Cohen - Moonstruck (single) 7.) Dear Boy - (On My) Mind (Forever Sometimes) 8.) Art and the Resistance - Wicked Game (From The Shadows) 9.) Fake Palms - Satellite (Lemons) 10.) Friendship - Give Space (Alchemist of Your Destiny) 11.) Rex Isle Beat - Rebellion (single) 12.) Jason Black - Here I Go Again (single) 13.) The Whythouse - Urban Country (single)

Post-Cheese Radio 17 features new-as-of-2022 tunes from Of The Veil, Dead Cosmetics, Crime of Passing, MARAUDEUR, and ROUGE alongside some other exciting cuts! Come celebrate the autumn equinox with miss emvy! Post-Cheese Radio 17 Tracklist: Honey Bane - Boring Conversation

Of The Veil - Rebirth Lazermortis - The Beast Comes At Midnight Allumette - Quelle horreur!

Dillon Ryan & The Dream Romantic - Out Of Touch la bise - re: missing

Dead Cosmetics - Under The Stairs ROUGE - Echo Crime Of Passing - Vision Talk MARAUDEUR - Es Ist Kein Stehlen

Flipper - Life Is Cheap Sonic Youth - Brother James Wipers - D-7

Peter Murphy - Big and Tiny (LIVE) Post-Cheese Radio 17 Show Notes:

Lazermortis has a forthcoming track with Dillon Ryan called "Distant Memory," due out October 21st. Members of la bise also perform with Juice Girls. Dead Cosmetics is comprised of members from colonizor, Grale, Indian Handcrafts, The Rip Nancies, and others. We first heard Dead Cosmetics on Post-Cheese Radio 14. We first heard ROUGE and Crime Of Passing on Post-Cheese Radio 03. "Brother James" originally appeared on the Kill Yr Idols EP, which is compiled with Confusion Is Sex on later editions of the album. Peter Murphy's Recall EP features contributions from members of KMFDM. "Cool Cool Breeze" is the hidden a cappella track after "Big and Tiny."

Track List: 1.) Henry Mancini - Experiment In Terror 2.) Broadcast - The Book Lovers 3.) Jonathan Richman - Afternoon 4.) The Beach Boys - Mona 5.) Daniel Johnston - Silly Love 6.) Sheldon Allman - Radioactive Mama 7.) Marty Robbins - Big Iron 8.) Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - A Taste Of Honey 9.) Harry Nilsson - Jump Into The Fire 10.) Jonathan Richman - Double Chocolate Malted 11.) The Dickies - Give It Back 12.) The Dickies - Poodle Party 13.) The Dickies - Paranoid 14.) Black Sabbath - Am I Going Insane 15.) The Beach Boys - Honkin Down The Highway 16.) Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - Love Potion #9

Track List: 1.) After Forever - Read My Mind 2.) After Forever - Get A Grip 3.) Metallica - Sad But True 4.) After Forever - Breathe 5.) Sheavy - Electric Sleep 6.) Devastator - Dirty Laundry 7.) After Forever - Brothers Keeper 8.) Sheavy - Strange Gods, Strange Altars 9.) Klackers - Ride Or Die 10.) Sleepwraith - Carnival Dread 11.) Sea Dogs - Wanted Man

Track List: 1.) Colleen Brown - I Am Leaving (And It's Okay) (single) 2.) Nuela Charles - Worthy (Nuela Charles) 3.) Marci - Terminal (Marci) 4.) Chris Ryan - Let's See What This Thing Can Do (single) 5.) Gavyn Boyce - Times Like These (Gavyn Boyce EP) 6.) young friend - When We Were Kids (How Did We Get Here?) 7.) The Mommyheads - Genius Killer (Genius Killer) 8.) Holy Coves - Hurt Within (single) 9.) Kick Pistol - Glass Cage (single) 10.) Bent Arcana - Misanthrope Gets Lunch (Live Zebulon) 11.) Bush - Heavy Is The Ocean (single) 12.) Anabollic Steroids - Abnormal (Life Stinks)

This is a perfect example of not judging things by a name.

Initially when I hear a band name like Spooky Tooth or Mahogany Frog I'm thinking "Really??"

But guess what? In this episode you're going to hear that these cats with the bizarre names are really pretty good!

I'm also very happy to share a tune by my friend Kevin Mak Watson that I think you'll like.

I'm also playing another great tune by my pal John Young and his band Lifesigns.

There is a bit of a heavy start to this show, but it's something that everyone should have in their minds. The number 1.833.456.4566 is for Talk Suicide Canada. If you or anyone you know needs help, call them, or contact me!

No RUSH today though I'm afraid. I had too many other things to squeeze in.

I'm not sure what made me think of adding Spinal Tap to this episode but it's a great way to finish.

Don't forget that the show has a Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/TestingForEchoCHSR/ .

Please feel free to contact me at TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com with any thoughts, opinions, requests etc.

I'd love to find out what people are thinking of this show. Contact me. Please.

Episode Song List

The Nice featuring Keith Emerson - Hang On To A Dream Heliophant - Spell Kevin Mak Watson - Above King Crimson - Elephant Talk Saga - Mouse In A Maze Lifesigns - Voice In My Head Spooky Tooth - The Mirror Mahogany Frog - A Decision Of The Flower Paice Ashton Lord - Ghost Story Spinal Tap - The Majesty of Rock

Stay Well,

Tim

I've returned for some reason. So here you go. Grab a podcast.

Track List: 1.) Heaven For Real - Energy Bar (Energy Bar) 2.) The Beths - Expert In A Dying Field (Expert In A Dying Field) 3.) Dust Star - Nothing In My Head (Open Up That Heart) 4.) Chris Corey - Seven Year Itch (single) 5.) Ruby Singh - You Don't Even Know (single) 6.) Sam Shaffer - Valley OF The Living Water (single) 7.) Zachari Smith - What Should I Say? (single) 8.) Syd Warwick - The Way They Leave (Sad Astra) 9.) Savannah Taylor - Ride The Beat (single) 10.) Joy Lapps - Lulu's Dream (Girl In The Yard) 11.) Chris Andrew - Home (Home) 12.) Trashed Ambulance - Filtered (Future Considerations)

Post-Cheese Radio 16 features new music from Crisis Party, MVLL CRIMES, Johnny Terrien and The Bad Lieutenants, The SUCK, and more!

Post-Cheese Radio 16 Tracklist: Crisis Party - Exist

Future Girls - Ghost OUTTACONTROLLER - Come Alive cluttered - Burn All Of It Designosaur - Bore Me

Another Dose - I Don't Wanna Fight Zero Zero UFO - No Clue TJ Cabot - King Grove Slow Fight - White Out

MVLL CRIMES - DIRTY FINGERS Maldita - Todos Muertos The Slime - We Shine No More Moments - Problem Child (featuring Mark Russell)

Johnny Terrien and The Bad Lieutenants - Party Town, USA (The SUCK cover) The SUCK - I Lost My Mind (Johnny Terrien cover) The Venomous Pinks - Mercy Swan Prince - The Runaway

Romero - Talk About It Pleasure Venom - Severed Ties Sailor Poon - Be My Dog

Star Party - No Excuse Post-Cheese Radio 16 Show Notes:

Anthony Cardozo (of Precious Failures and The Flying Hellfish) joins "Ska" Jeff (of Doxx, Dogma, and Zooman), and Matty Grace to perform as Crisis Party. Designosaur, OUTTACONTROLLER, TJ Cabot, and No More Moments were first heard on Post-Cheese Radio 01. Zero Zero UFO features members of former Moncton bands Hope, Sour Grapes, The Nuclear, and The McFaddens. Mark Russell performs with Citizen Rage. The SUCK originally released "Party Town, USA" as a digital single for Something To Do Records in 2018. Johnny Terrien and The Bad Lieutenants originally recorded "I Lost My Mind" for their self-titled record in 2017. The Venomous Pinks and Swan Prince can be found alongside many other artists on Fast Around The World Volume III from Disconnect Disconnect Records.

I chat with Chris Fougere, one of the organizers of Enbicon, the ultimate local gaming convention, returning September 23, 24, 25.

Track List: 1.) Preoccupations - Ricochet (Arrangements) 2.) The Afghan Whigs - I'll Make You See God (How Do You Burn?) 3.) ON - Blackmail (single) 4.) All Them Squares - Sleep (single) 5.) Little Destroyer - sucker4u (single) 6.) Air Waves - The Dance (The Dance) 7.) Tamino - You Don't Own Me (single) 8.) Naomi - Pas le temps de jouer (Naomi) 9.) Loon Town - Nomenclature (single) 10.) Léonie Gray - Easy (Who?) 11.) Gold Panda - The Corner (single) 12.) Dan Mangan - Just Know It (single) 13.) Luminous Wavez - Ex Regrets (Ashes of the Artist) 14.) Amanda Sum - New Age Attitudes (New Age Attitudes)

Track List: 1.) Florence + The Machine - Addicted To Love (Robert Palmer) 2.) Zella Day - Seven Nation Army (White Stripes) 3.) The Barefoot Bandits - At The River (Groove Armada) 4.) Geneviève Racette - From This Moment On (Shania Twain) 5.) Bent Road Tavern - Jane (Barenaked Ladies) 6.) Rose Cousins - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Whitney Houston) 7.) Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours) (Stevie Wonder)

Track List: 1.) METZ - Come On Down (feat. Joe Talbot) (single) 2.) Scarves - Delicate Creatures (Delicate Creatures) 3.) Yes, Oh Yes - This Is Your Last Adventure (Yes, Oh Yes) 4.) Jen Ayers - Runaway (She Said) 5.) Big Sugar - Let Me Roll It (single) 6.) Ginger Root - (Loneliness (Nisemono) 7.) Ziggy Alberts - REWIND (single) 8.) Lucy Morgan - Where It All Began (Firelight) 9.) Rue Delaney - Butterfly (Hello Dark World) 10.) WOOZE - Cowardly Custard (The Magnificent Eleven) 11.) Doot/Dedoot - Mirrorball (Plutonium Blonde) 12.) Twin River - I'm Alright (When We Think About Time) 13.) Kramies - Days Of (Kramies) 14.) Sleeping Lily - On It Goes (Floda)

Track List: 1.) The Ember Glows - The Mirror (single) 2.) The Paranoyds - Lizzie (single) 3.) Stepford Wives - So Paranoid (single) 4.) Built To Spill - Understood (When The Wind forgets Your Name) 5.) Kiwi Jr. - Night Vision (Chopper) 6.) Black Market Karma - Dead Trajectory (single) 7.) Bret Koontz & Truancy Club - Strange New Love (single) 8.) The Jimmy Swift Band - The 80's Runway Model (Onward Through The Fog) 9.) Reuben And The Dark - YES (In Lieu Of Light) 10.) Suki Waterhouse - Nostalgia (single) 11.) Bells Larsen - Double Aquarius (Good Grief) 12.) EDDY - Lovers On The Run (Fluid) 13.) San Fermin - Your Ghost (single)

Post-Cheese Radio 15 features new-as-of-2022 tunes from Mutated Void, Tin-Ear, The Fomites, Roswit, Midnight News, Three Speed, and more! Post-Cheese Radio 15 Tracklist: Mutated Void - Mental Peace

Tin-Ear - Dress Up With Me Tin-Ear - Tin Life Warsh - Backseat Boxing Antibodies - No Pension

The Fomites - Cheddar Goblin ATD - Boomerang Kids Bedwetters Anonymous - Absolute Panic jock tears - nasty boy tv ugly - Trash Party Island

Roswit - Grape Midnight News - The Magician divorcers - rice cake sardines Rotten Column - Don't Lean On Me Tough Age - Waiting Here

Three Speed - Ten Track Mind Three Speed - Break Silence Three Speed - The Kid The Virals - Waiting For You Fear Of Lipstick - Seasons Change

LAFFF BOX - MASTER LASSIE - Temporary Cemetery EXWHITE - Conspiracy Theory ROUGE - Haunted By Visions

Nomeansno - Dead Souls (LIVE) Post-Cheese Radio 15 Show Notes:

Releases from Mutated Void and Antibodies can be found on Sewercide Records. Members of Tin-Ear also play with Warsh, Antibodies, and Sisters. We first heard Bedwetters Anonymous alongside other bands from Neon Taste Records in Post-Cheese Radio 05. Members of Roswit also play/have played in divorcers, Rotten Column, Tough Age, and Supermoon. Midnight News is comprised of members from Supermoon, who we heard in Post-Cheese Radio 03 alongside jock tears and tv ugly. Members of Three Speed have performed in The Virals and Fear Of Lipstick, among other Moncton-based projects. Another Dose and Small Package are two other Moncton bands who released music this year. "Dead Souls" originally appeared on The Day Everything Became Nothing in 1987.

Feel free to contact me @miss.emvy on Instagram. Send press and links to Google Drive or Dropbox with your music to postcheesemedia@gmail.com.

My guest today is Corinski Nowlan, to talk about Herbert the Cow Productions presentation of "ICE AGE COMING!" coming up September 8, 9, 10.

Track List: 1.) Graham Nash - Wounded Bird 2.) James Blake - Overgrown 3.) The Inbreds - Any Sense of Time 4.) Grand Theft Bus - Private Wars 5.) The Tortoise The Hare & The Millionaire - Wish I Knew 6.) Keith Hallett & Mike Trask - What It's For 7.) Colin Fowlie - To Mend 8.) Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Green Shirt (Demo) 9.) The Clash - Tommy Gun 10.) Hexes & Ohs - The Colors 11.) Kill Chicago - I Meant to Call 12.) The BCASA - Street Fighter Alpha 3

Hello again friends. I hope that you are well.

I really liked doing this episode. I think I'm starting to get the hang of this.

I don't think I mentioned this before but this radio thing is completely new to me. There is quite a lot to learn. I admire the folks who do this every single day.

For now I'm going to keep this bi-weekly. One day perhaps I will do it live but not yet.

Onward and upward!

I know that I've already mentioned this but I'd love for you to join us at https://www.facebook.com/TestingForEchoCHSR/ . I'd really like to thank the 200+ people who have liked and follow us so far.

Also, please feel free to contact me at TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com any time.

Episode Song List

Mike Oldfield - Flowers of the Forest Lifesigns - Gregarious Animals as Leaders - Physical Education Prism - See Forever Eyes Karcius - Supernova Rush - Mystic Rhythms Yes - Starship Trooper Live Nightwinds - Sad But True FM - Slaughter In Robot Village

Someone mentioned Y2K to me recently. Remember that? Neat.

Post-Cheese Radio 14 features new music from dumb, MVLL CRIMES, and Dead Cosmetics alongside music pulled from the vast CHSR music library! Post-Cheese Radio 14 Tracklist: dumb - Sleep Like a Baby

dumb - Pull Me Up MVLL CRIMES - CHECKIN' OUT DEAD COSMETICS - ROBOTS ON THE INSIDE

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Song Of Joy Joy Division - Sound Of Music (LIVE)

The Forbidden Dimension - Bloodshack The Forbidden Dimension - Martian Graverobber The Gruesomes - Hip-no-tyzed HorrorPops - Walk Like a Zombie The Creepshow - The Devil's Son

Like A Motorcycle - Hands Lunachicks - Light As A Feather Slant 6 - Partner In Crime Bikini Kill - Reject All American

Teenage Head - Head Disorder Teenage Head - Down To The Underground Post-Cheese Radio 14 Show Notes:

dumb's Pray 4 Tomorrow releases on November 11th. Dead Cosmetics' Was Tus Du comes out on cassette via Tarantula Tapes on September 11th. We first heard MVLL CRIMES on Post-Cheese Radio 07. Joy Division's Sound Of Music was performed on November 26th, 1979 for the Peel Sessions, and appeared on a couple of different releases before the Complete BBC Recordings in 2000. We first heard The Creepshow on Post-Cheese Radio 09. We first heard Like a Motorcycle on Post-Cheese Radio 06. Members of Like a Motorcycle released new music this year as We Should've Been Plumbers.

Track List: 1.) Leif Vollebekk - Elegy 2.) Nina Simone - Feeling Good 3.) Georgia Harmer - Austin 4.) Lianne La Havas - Green & Gold 5.) Massive Attack - Paradise Circus 6.) The Halluci Nation - Sisters 7.) Dizzy - Twist 8.) Dan Mangan - In Your Corner (For Scott Hutchison) 9.) Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit - Only Children 10.) Wintersleep - People Talk 11.) Childish Gambino - Sober

Goodbye forever, Summer.

Post-Cheese Radio 13 is an entirely retro 90s episode featuring music from Eric's Trip, Moaning Lisas, The Chitz, Excuse 17, Heavens to Betsy, Cub, Neutral Milk Hotel, and more! Post-Cheese Radio 13 Tracklist: Bad Luck #13 - Normal Guy

Elevator - Cries Of Help Eric's Trip - Fall Julie Doiron - The Best For Me Tara S'Appart - The Land Of Where Lost Dreams Go

Hope - Lemon DTA - Action/Reaction! Sour Grapes - Daydream

Sour Grapes - Fokous Alderknot - You're Everywhere Moaning Lisas - Lurking in the Dark The Chitz - Abuse Sells

Excuse 17 - Carson (LIVE) Heavens to Betsy - Axemen (LIVE) Cub - Your Bed (LIVE) Neutral Milk Hotel - Tuesday Moon, a.k.a. Love You On a Tuesday (LIVE)

Guitar Wolf - Link Wray Man Expose 82 - Daily Life SLANG - yukosaki-wa-michi

Elevator to Hell - The Time is Grey Post-Cheese Radio 13 Show Notes:

Bad Luck #13, Elevator, Eric's Trip, Julie Doiron, and Tara S'Appart came from the Rick White Archives. "The Best For Me" is an early version of "The Best Thing For Me," which later appeared on 1999's Julie Doiron and The Wooden Stars. "The Land Of Where Lost Dreams Go" was later available on the Little 7" in 1996. Hope, DTA, and Sour Grapes come courtesy of the Out Of Print Moncton Bandcamp page. Last week's episode of Post-Cheese Radio features a discussion about the recording of the Numb album by Sour Grapes. Alderknot, Moaning Lisas, and The Chitz come courtesy of the Atlantic Canada Hardcore & Punk BlogSpot page. "Carson" originally appeared on the album Excuse Seventeen in 1994. "Axemen" originally appeared on Calculated in 1994. "You Bed" was made available on Cub's second LP, Come Out Come Out, in 1995. "Tuesday Moon" originally appeared on the Hype City Soundtrack cassette in 1993. Read more about the 1994 Yo Yo A Go Go here & here.

Submit punk, hardcore, indie, and DIY music to postcheesemedia@gmail.com (preference given to Canadian content) & get in touch with me on Instagram @miss.emvy.

This episode is one of my favourites to date. It just feels different. You'll see what I mean.

A couple of days ago I was listening to Episode 3 and came to a realization.

When I've been recording these shows I've had papers and notes all over the place and I was practically reading a script. And it sounded like it. I've been sounding somewhat mechanical and I don't mind saying so.

So what I decided to do was go freestyle this time.

I guess I get a little rambly but what the heck. I think it went okay.

What do you think? There are a couple of spots where I throw in my opinion. Maybe I'm completely off base? You tell me.

Now, one of the very cool things about Progressive Rock is the HUGE variety of artists and music within the category.

In this episode there are 4 rather abstract songs from Canadian artists from a few decades ago. Some you may have heard of, or maybe not.

However, in the same category in this same episode I have legends Peter Gabriel, Alan Parsons, Styx, and Bill Bruford!

All Progressive Rock artists with assorted levels of fame and MANY different sounds.

That is so cool to me.

I had posted about this show in one of my Prog Rock Facebook groups the other day and was introduced to a very nice chap from the UK named John Young.

John has been in the Prog game for a while and his band Lifesigns has a new album called Altitude. John was kind enough to send the album to me and I have added the song Last One Home to the show. I really enjoy it and know you will too.

Anyway, I hope that you're enjoying the shows so far.

Don't forget that the show has a slick new Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/TestingForEchoCHSR/ .

I would like to thank my in-house art department for the great show logo and Facebook page and artwork. Great job.

Please feel free to contact me at TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com with any thoughts, opinions, requests etc.

Episode Song List

Alan Parsons Project - I Robot Another Roadside Attraction - The Maze Bill Bruford - Hell's Bells Peter Gabriel - Biko (2021) Miriodor - Checkmate Styx - A Song For Suzanne Saga - Humble Stance Gideon - The Mechanic Lifesigns - Last One Home

Stay Well,

Tim

Purple Monkey Dishwasher.

My guests are Ysabelle Vautour & Jessica Kenney, a pair of artists creating sculptures, paintings and butterflies, as well as supporting access for disability representation in the arts.

Jason McIntyre of the Charlotte Streets Arts Centre joins me to talk about some of the events coming up in September and October.

My guest is Connie Wheaton, a full-time artist working during a residency at capturing and interpreting local landmarks in acrylic and watercolour paintings.

My guest is Damien Worth, a multi-disciplinary artist working on an upcoming interactive exhibit about Fredericton.

Post-Cheese Radio 12 features a conversation with Tarantula Tapes, alongside a sampling of music available from the label.

Post-Cheese Radio 12 Tracklist: The Speed Humps - Statistic

Heavy Petter - Subject: Peeved Scott Murray - Hope You're Doing Well

Cursed Arrows - Rebuild As One Zero Zero UFO - The Great Escape

Angry Spells - Heads Will Roll Core Bee - Still

The Holdouts - Bloodletting Audio Visceral - Kev 1 (Built It Up)

Artificial Dissemination - Robot Apocalypse Post-Cheese Radio 12 Show Notes:

A great sampling from the first year of Tarantula Tapes releases can be found on Tracknaphobia Volume 1. The two record shops mentioned were Obsolete Records and Dartmouth's Taz Records Sour Grapes can be found alongside other Moncton bands from the 1990s on the Out Of Print Moncton Bandcamp page. Listen to the remastered version of the Ingrid? album by Sour Grapes on Bandcamp. Read the Tarantula Tapes interview with Em Moore here. Check out the Red Spade Records website for more information about their handcrafted lathe cut vinyl. Check out the Women in Vinyl interview with Robyn Spade of Red Spade Records. This is our first time hearing several of the bands on this week's episode, but we first heard Heavy Petter and Angry Spells in Episode 06 alongside several other Tarantula Tapes artists, and we first heard Cursed Arrows in Episode 05. Pre-order the latest release from The Holdouts on Cursed Blessings Records.

Track List: 1.) The Eaton Wash - Dreaming (Blondie) 2.) Ryan Cook - Everybody's Talkin' (Harry Nilsson) 3.) Jackson Browne - Oh, My Love (John Lennon) 4.) Chris Cornell - Billie Jean (Michael Jackson) 5.) Mark Ronson ft. Phantom Planet - Just (Radiohead) 6.) Vitamin String Quartet - Get Lucky (Daft Punk ft. Pharrell Williams)

This is a place where absolutely, positively, nob mistakes are made.

Post-Cheese Radio 11 features new music from Tin-ear, Crisis Party, Kiss The Sky, Vision 3D, and more! We also hear selections from the hot compilation Abolish The Supreme Court Vol.2.

Post-Cheese Radio 11 Tracklist: Tin-ear - Tin Life

Crisis Party - Surface Dogma - The World At Peace DOXX - PUA

Precious Failures - Face of a Stranger Cluttered - Sink Sink Sink CRITTER - fires (my corner of the world) Kiss The Sky - Shelter Of Hate

Dave Rocket and the Jobbers - Ballad of Probably House Wired Wrong - Nothin' Hellaphant - Backwards Hellaphant - Infectus

The Black Void - Something's Rotten Miss Conduct - It's My Life Hysterics - (I Can't Tell You But I Know) It's Mine The Creepshow - Blood Blood Blood

Vision 3D - Hypnose Mit - The Witch Mizerija - Kraj Yvridio - Stress

Motherhood - Trees (LIVE) Post-Cheese Radio 11 Show Notes:

Crisis Party is the latest project in what I call the "Matty-verse," featuring acts like Cluttered, Future Girls, and more. Precious Failures, Cluttered, CRITTER, and Kiss The Sky were all participants in Demo Fest 2020, which raised money for Solidarity Across Borders. We first explored some of the Demo Fest 2020 participants back in Post-Cheese Radio 07. Keepin' It Reel Compilation #2 is where I first heard Hellaphant. "Something's Rotten" originally appeared on The Black Void's 2021 tape Sad Songs About Sentient Sextoys And Other Terrible Tales. "(I Can't Tell You But I Know) It's Mine" originally appeared on Hysterics' 2018 EP Anatomically Correct. "Blood Blood Blood" originally appeared on The Creepshow's 2017 LP Death At My Door. The Abolish The Supreme Court series of compilations are available from Put Out Your Own Records, with proceeds going to the National Network of Abortion Funds. The Male Idiot Theory LP actually came out in August of 2021, but was made into a cassette this year courtesy of Discos Peroquébien. The studio version of Trees can be found on Motherhood's latest LP Winded.

Track List: 1.) Youth Group - Forever Young (Alphaville) 2.) Emilee Moore - The Middle (Jimmy Eat World) 3.) Jenn Grant - As It Was (Harry Styles) 4.) Sia - Paranoid Android (Radiohead) 5.) girlhouse - A Long December (Counting Crows) 6.) Goldspot - Float On (Modest Mouse)

There's something that I'd like to confess to whoever reads this. It's about the Progressive Rock music I play for the show.

I don't love all of it.

Really. I do love most of it though.

However, even if it's something that I wouldn't play when I'm resting or driving in my car I do know when to respect the musicianship and the artists who play it.

I'm not going to tell you what I like or don't love but I will continue to hunt down and play the best and most interesting Progressive Rock that I can find.

I will give you a hint though. I LOVE all things RUSH.

But you already knew that. Lol.

Oh, by the way. The show has a slick new Facebook page in case you didn't know. It's at https://www.facebook.com/TestingForEchoCHSR/ .

I would like to thank my in-house art department for the new logo and Facebook page and artwork. Great job.

Please feel free to contact me at TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com with any thoughts, opinions, requests etc.

Episode Song List

King Crimson - Indiscipline Emerson, Lake and Palmer - From the Beginning RUSH - Best Live Intro Ever From R30 Dillinger - Robot Race Genesis - After the Ordeal Triumph - Magic Power Live Robert Connolly - A Close Encounter Frank Zappa - Cosmik Debris Live Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath Live

Take good care,

Tim

I've run out of witty whimsical things to type.

Track List: 1.) Ariel Posen – Better Late Than Never 2.) Del Barber – 62 Richmond 3.) Terra Spencer – Coyotes 4.) Jason Isbell – Only Children 5.) Anna Tivel – Alleyway 6.) Ryan Bingham – Junky Star 7.) Brandi Carlisle – The Story 8.) Daniel Romano – Hard On You 9.) Gillian Welch – Everything is Free 10.) Joe Pug – Blues Came Down 11.) Kill Chicago – Work To Live 12.) The Bros Landreth – If I had a Boat

Post-Cheese Radio 10 features two whole sets full of new-as-of-2022 tunes, including music from MVLL CRIMES, TJ Cabot, Three Speed, Otoboke Beaver, and more! Post-Cheese Radio 10 Track List FLQ - Eight Miles High (The Byrds cover)

Brutal Poodle - Skyscraper WANT - Seeing Red (Minor Threat cover) Doctors Hate Her - Under the Bed Roach - Craving (Demo)

MVLL CRIMES - VRGUING WITH STRVNGERS Tunnel Vision - Night Moves Swam - Nothing Said TJ Cabot - Tumbleweed (Lining Up the Dominoes) Three Speed - Break Silence

Slow Fight - How Could That Be True BIT LIP - No More I Miss You's The Kamalas - To Get You Sore Spots - Goodnight Forever

The Anti-Queens - Worse Than Death Hysterics - Sleep The Squeegees - Floating Viola Swamp - Piggy

Otoboke Beaver - Leave me alone! No, stay with me! PERSON? - Race to the Bottom Gripe - No Me Importa Gargajo - Funcionario Resign - anti-gentrification

Gripe - Forzado Post-Cheese Radio 10 Show Notes:

"Eight Miles High" originally appeared the Fifth Dimension album by The Byrds in 1966. FLQ's cover was released last year, but more recently appeared on No Deal's Comp. 2 Keep Your Money. "Seeing Red" first appeared on Minor Threat's self-titled EP in 1981. Songs by Doctors Hate Her and Roach can be found on the Black and Loud Vol. 1 compilation. Sore Spots is one of the many projects featuring the prolific and talented Matty Grace. The Anti-Queens, Hysterics, and The Squeegees are all bands that have at one time featured Taylor Cos, a.k.a. Viola Swamp. Both Hysterics and Viola Swamp can be found on the Tarantula Tapes roster. Shoutout to the RawPuNkHC Blogspot for helping me discover Gargajo and Resign. My original intention was to end the show with "My Back Pages" by the Ramones, another Byrds cover, but that was cut due to time. Brutal Poodle, MVLL CRIMES, TJ Cabot, Three Speed, BIT LIP, The Kamalas, Sore Spots, Hysterics, and Viola Swamp have all appeared on previous episodes of Post-Cheese Radio.

Get in touch with me @miss.emvy on Instagram.

Track List: 1.) Yellow - For Your Sake 2.) Thee Suddens - Magic 3.) Blurtonia - Foxy By Proxy 4.) C'mon - Crazy Horses 5.) Adaptation - Remember My Name (Cuz You'll Be Screaming It Later) 6.) Dionisus - More To Make Than It's Worth 7.) Hope - For The Last Three Years 8.) Rock Ranger - Dog House 9.) Clothes Make The Man - Chile 10.) Gob - Nothing New 11.) Shelter With Thieves - Valley Of The Gun 12.) Tricky Woo - Lover Don't You Live 13.) Vaux - Are You With Me? 14.) Brian Borcherdt - Can't Stop Loving You 15.) The Inbreds - Any Sense Of Time

Another month down! And so much new music on today's episode, too. If you're speeding into the long weekend (and probably already gone), I get it, but this playlist is specifically made for all of you stuck doing something you really don't want to while everyone else is on vacation.

I guess the vacation people are allowed to listen to this one, too. Just this once.

Playlist:

Morbid Fascination - Blood Red Shoes (Ghosts On Tape) I Can't Understand - The Dyadics (Love's Devolution) Model Society - Deaf Radio (Quicksand) Good Times - Dead Sara (Ain't It Tragic) The Power of No - Ian Blurton's Future Now (Second Skin) Get Right - The Standstills (Single) - Can, New Only Once - The Joy Formidable (Into The Blue) - Fem Secret / Wake the Dead - Fit For Rivals (Single) - Fem, New King Beyond The Gates - Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil) - New Ghost - A Primitive Evolution (Becoming) - Can Paradox - Shades of Sorrow (Paradox) - Can, Fem, Loc Alone After All - ProleteR (Life Playing Tricks) - Inst

Post-Cheese Radio 09 features a very scary playlist to celebrate Hallowhenever! Black Cat Attack, Cadavers, Cursed Arrows, Monsters, The Bloody Hell, The Creepshow, Which Witch is Which, and more are going to serenade us through the Dead Days of Summer! Post-Cheese Radio 09 Track List: Monsters - The Curse

TJ Webb - Buffy The Vampire Slayer Theme (Nerf Herder cover) OUTTACONTROLLER - Graveyard Kid BIT LIP - Zombie Love Which Witch Is Which - Your Fault Black Cat Attack - Don't Go Into The Woods Alone

The Bloody Hell - Evil Everywhere Bloody Diamonds - Ghost Those Things - Monster Island Kill Matilda - Needle & Thread

Teleporters - Devilhouse Cadavers - Cobweb Hotel Sedatives - Superstitious Minds Cursed Arrows - Haunted

Viola Swamp - Terrified Mike Trask - Zombie Night Lunch - Black Widow Spider (of Detroit, Michigan) The Creepshow - Run For Your Life

The Cramps - Human Fly (LIVE) Ramones - Pet Sematary (LIVE) Post-Cheese Radio 09 Show Notes:

We heard Outtacontroller's new single Limit And A Situation on Post-Cheese Radio 06, which also featured Viola Swamp and Mike Trask. Bloody Diamonds was formerly known as Eliza and The Strange. We first heard Teleporters on Post-Cheese Radio 07. Cadavers was formerly known as Cadillacs And Cadavers. We first heard Cursed Arrows and The Cramps on Post-Cheese Radio 05. We first heard Night Lunch on Post-Cheese Radio 02. "Run For Your Life" is the title track of The Creepshow's second LP, which was the last to feature Sarah "Sin" Blackwood on vocals. She was succeeded by current vocalist Kendra Legaspi. "Human Fly" was first released as a single in 1978 before appearing on Gravest Hits in 1979. "Pet Sematary" first appeared on 1989's Brain Drain.

Check out @yeahokay.art on Instagram for more details about Hallowhenever. Reach out to @miss.emvy on Instagram for questions, concerns, comments, and inquiries involving Post-Cheese Radio.

Track List: 1.) Amanda Jackson Band - Don't Dream It's Over (Crowded House) 2.) Babeheaven - Lovefool (The Cardigans) 3.) MØ - Say You'll Be There (Spice Girls) 4.) Hatchie - Crush (Jennifer Paige) 5.) The Knocks ft. Foster The People - Bittersweet Symphony (The Verve) 6.) Sarah Menescal - Don't Speak - Positive Vibes Mix (No Doubt) 7.) we shoud've been plumbers - Larger Than Life (Backstreet Boys)

I don't know if I've mentioned it on here but I have an email set up just for this show.

TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com

I'd love to hear from you. Hit me with comments, recommendations, requests, constructive criticism (I can take it. Really).

I have access to a LOT of music here that I can play.

The world of Progressive Rock is a weird one I know. It's vast too. There will be some bands that surprise you that you may not have considered Prog Rock.

I know there is going to be some stuff that you don't like. Don't worry though. The next song may fire you up.

If I don't hear from anyone I will assume that you like what I'm doing and keep marching ahead. Or that no-one is listening. If that's the case we're going to all RUSH. Lol.

Episode Song List

Asia - Wildest Dreams Live Jon Anderson - Sound Out the Galleon Saga - The Perfectionist Steve Hackett - Ace of Wands Live Genesis - Dance On a Volcano FM - One O'clock Tomorrow Eloy - At the Gates of Dawn Not Now - Lost My Head Milkweed - Time Bomb Ticking King Crimson - In The Wake of Poseidon

Take good care,

Tim Scammell

It's hot and I hate it.

Track List: Sonic Youth - Touch Me I'm Sick (Mudhoney) Brandi Carlile - Black Hole Sun (Soundgarden) Ryan Adams & The Cardinals - Down In A Hole (Alice In Chains) Sturgill Simpson - In Bloom (Nirvana) Postmodern Jukebox - Black (Pearl Jam) Vitamin String Quartet - Interstate Love Song (Stone Temple Pilots)

Post-Cheese Radio 08 features new music from G.R.O.S.S. and NERiMA alongside cuts from Halifax-based Sewercide Records and Toronto's PUP. Plenty of music from 2022 is featured as well as some classic 1990s femme-fronted bands and more. Post-Cheese Radio 08 Track List: G.R.O.S.S. - Low

G.R.O.S.S. - Rift G.R.O.S.S. - Carbon Antibodies - Swollen Headed Boring Dweeb Warsh - Meathead Warsh - Bro Code Warsh - Hypocrite

NERiMA - Amnesia Strawberry Cough - BATHE IN THE SUN PUP - See You At Your Funeral PUP - Grim Reaping

L7 - Runnin' From The Law 7 Year Bitch - Knot Babes In Toyland - Ariel

Bad Brains - I Love I Jah (Demo) The Clash - The Equaliser Sonic Youth - Freezer Burn / I Wanna Be Your Dog (Stooges cover)

PUP - Kids (LIVE) Post-Cheese Radio 08 Show Notes:

G.R.O.S.S. is the latest addition in the "Mattyverse," which includes bands like Century Egg, Cluttered, Fat Stupids, Future Girls, Modern Cynics, Sore Spots, Weekend Dads, and more. Warsh tapes are available courtesy of High Trash Media. "Hypocrite" was pulled from the Lost Opus From Our Homes compilation. The Seaside Sickness compilation is an essential who's who of Maritime hardcore punk. L7, 7 Year Bitch, and Babes In Toyland were active alongside the Riot Grrrl movement and are often lumped in with that label, but aren't strictly Riot grrrl as such. We heard some Riot Grrrl music in Episode 06. "I Love I Jah" originally appeared on the 1982 self-titled debut LP by Bad Brains. We first heard the Omega Sessions by Bad Brains in Episode 05. "I Wanna Be Your Dog" originally appeared on the 1969 self-titled debut LP by the Stooges. PUP's Live At The Electric Ballroom was originally only available to purchase for 24 hours, but the audio can be found online. "Kids" was originally available on 2019's Morbid Stuff by PUP.

My guest today is Bailey Hanson, a visual artist specializing in portraiture, and another of the artists-in-residence supported by the Fredericton Arts Alliance.

My guests today include Gillian Salmon (Playwright: "Historical Walking Tour/Where We Go One, We Go All"), Brandon Hicks (Playwright: "Keeping Tabs") and Emily Darling (Director: "#MomLife"; Actor: "Chicken Man").

A discussion of theatre from writer/director/actors Julianne Richard (Playwright & Director) and Alex Rioux (Director & Plain Site Theatre Festival organizer), about this year's Notable Acts Theatre Festival.

A chat with Jena McLean (playwright), Lara Lewis( (actor) and Megan Murphy (actor) about the new production "A Canyon Contained" at the Notable Acts Theatre Festival.

My guest today is abstract painter Katrina Slade. whose virtual residency with the Fredericton Arts Alliance happened earlier this summer.

Track List: Mo Kenney - You Belong To Me (Patsy Cline) Samia - Desperado (Eagles) The Smashing Pumpkins - Landslide (Fleetwood Mac) The Lumineers - Just Like Heaven (The Cure) Deep Sea Diver - Hand In My Pocket (Alanis Morissette) Andrew Moore - Something (The Beatles) John Mayer - Free Fallin' (Tom Petty)

My guest today is Emily R. Dow, another artist-in-residence as part of this summer's Fredericton Arts Alliance program.

Track List: Jr. Gone Wild - Fly At Night (Chilliwack) Adam Baldwin - Dancing In The Dark (Bruce Springsteen) Fairgale - Boys Of Summer (Don Henley) Spoon - Breakdown (Tom Petty) The War On Drugs - Touch Of Grey (Grateful Dead) Tom Morello - Voodoo Child (Jimi Hendrix)

Track List: The Acorn - Strange Animal (Gowan) Luke Doucet and the White Falcon - Sundown (Gordon Lightfoot) William Shatner - Common People (Pulp) The Bird and the Bee - Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love (Van Halen) Death Cab For Cutie - Waterfalls (TLC) R.E.M. - Wichita Lineman (Glen Campbell) Jenn Grant - Boys Of Summer (Don Henley)

Track List: The Snuts - Summer In The City (The Lovin' Spoonful) Bauhaus - Ziggy Stardust (David Bowie) Big Wreck - Closer To The Heart (RUSH) Rich Chambers - I Saw Her Standing There (The Beatles) William Shatner - Common People (Pulp) The Kills - Dreams (Fleetwood Mac) Anna Calvi - Red Right Hand (Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds)

Track List: MONOWHALES - The Hand That Feeds (Nine Inch Nails) No Doubt - It's My Life (Talk Talk) Seaway - Just What I Needed (The Cars) Crown Lands - Feeling Good (Nina Simone) Weezer - Enter Sandman (Metallica) MonteCarlo - All She Wants Is/Wild Boys (Duran Duran) Volbeat - I Only Wanna Be With You (Hootie & The Blowfish)

Track List: Lydia Ainsworth - Wicked Game (Chris Isaak) Brandi Carlile - Heaven (Bryan Adams) Damien Rice - Chandelier (Sia) Valerie June - Fade Into You (Mazzy Star) Twin River - The Other Man (Sloan) Dylan Menzie - That's The Way (Led Zeppelin)

Post-Cheese Radio 07 features more new music from Motherhood, along with newcomers Kiss The Sky & Teleporters. There's another set of 2022 tunes from Cursed Blessings Records, in anticipation of the forthcoming MVLL CRIMES release. Then we dip into some classic tracks from Agent Orange and others. POST-CHEESE RADIO 07 TRACK LIST: Kiss The Sky - The Greenest Grass

Cluttered - ativan love letter CRITTER - shift & drift Wake Ghost - Not Now Madeline

Teleporters - Teleporters Go! Pink Blob - Embarassed Motherhood - Flood

MVLL CRIMES - Bootlicker's Delight Reprisal No More Moments - Me & My Friends Maldita - Trabajo The Slime - Instinct

Pointed Sticks - Billy Wilder Pointed Sticks - The Witch (The Sonics cover) Exxotone - Sideways Exxotone - Big Shot Active Dog - Fun While It Lasts

Agent Orange - Everything Turns Grey X-Ray Spex - I Live Off You The Rezillos - Cold Wars The Clash - The Prisoner

X - You Phone's Off The Hook (LIVE) X - Soul Kitchen (The Doors cover LIVE) Show Notes:

Kiss The Sky, Cluttered, CRITTER, and Wake Ghost all participated in Demo Fest 2020. We first heard selections from the new Motherhood LP in Episode 04. We first heard No More Moments in Episode 01. We first both Maldita & The Slime in Episode 02. All four Cursed Blessings artists appeared together on the Play Like You're Supposed To Be Here Volume 2 flexidisc. Perfect Youth: The Birth of Canadian Punk is the book by Sam Sutherland and apart of the Post-Cheese Book Club. "The Witch" originally appeared on Here Are The Sonics!!! (1965). Watch Randy Pandora talk about the early Vancouver punk scene on YouTube. Listen to "I Wanna Be A Girl" by The Generators on SoundCloud.

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If you enjoy Canadian content you're really going to like the next couple of episodes.

I've been doing a whole lot of digging into a whole lot of great music. Canadian or otherwise.

I'm sure you knew that RUSH was going to make an appearance soon. They're in here.

Do you remember Nash The Slash? He's here too!

That's all I'm going to tell you. You're just going to have to listen for yourself to hear the goodies I've found.

You will not be disappointed.

Somehow, another handcrafted playlist JUST FOR YOU is coming your way. Some cool stuff is resurfacing (is that the right term?) from episodes past, so why not celebrate their way onto the show again?

So here we are, with a free podcast and a bunch of links to the bands that made this playlist sound so good. Go buy music.

Playlist: Lost - Kitchen Witch (Earth and Ether) Idle Hands - Sacrifice to Survive (self-titled) Red Sky - Kilmore (Call of the Void) We Stand Strong - Trucker Diablo (Rise Above The Noise) Antithesis - Cellar Twins (Duality) Last One Standing - Icon For Hire (Amorphous) Burn To Rebuild - Thera (From The North) Blood Eagle - Verse The Sun (Drowning In A Distant Ocean) Return To Me - Unleash The Archers (Abyss) Memories of Water - Shumaun (Memories & Intuition) King Beyond The Gates - Sergeant Thunderhoof (This Sceptred Veil) Breakaway - Tsunami Bomb (Trust No One)

Post-Cheese Radio 06 features more new music from Fredericton's own Motherhood, along with the new single from Halifax's Outtacontroller, a set of tunes from the mighty Tarantula Tapes label, Brazilian Riot Grrrl, and more! Post-Cheese Radio 06 Track list: Heavy Petter - Romance in Hogtown

Motherhood - Crawly I Motherhood - Crawly II Mike Trask - Goosebumps

Outtacontroller - Limit And A Situation We Should've Been Plumbers - Sad And Lonely Like a Motorcycle - Hitting the Bottle

Boring Girls - Long Terms Loser Hysterics - Sugar Witch Island - Ride With Me Angry Spells - Light Her Up Viola Swamp - End of the World

Bratmobile - Girl Germs Courtney Love - Don't Mix The Colors (Beat Happening cover) Heavens to Betsy - My Red Self

Dominatrix - Knowledge Feminil Kaos - Politicos She Devils - Nada para mi Hiccupus - Virgens with attitude

Heavy Petter - Big Mouth (The Muffs cover) Show Notes:

We first heard selections from Motherhood's new Winded LP in Episode 04. Motherhood just released a video for Crawly I and II, live at Fredericton's Playhouse. Mike Trask's track features guests from Les Hay Babies. We first heard Outtacontroller in Episode 01. Taylor Cos (Viola Swamp) has performed with the Anti-Queens, Hysterics, and most recently The Squeegees. Read the Girl Germs zine online at the DC Punk Archive Zine Library. "Don't Mix The Colors" originally appeared on the self-titled debut by Beat Happening (1985). Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl, by Carrie Brownstein is the third selection in the Post-Cheese Book Club. Kill Rock Stars and Riot Grrrl Brasil II are the two compilations featured in this week's program. Thanks to the RawPuNKHC Blogspot for bringing the Riot Grrrl Brasil compilations to my attention. "Big Mouth" originally appeared on the self-titled debut by The Muffs (1993).

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One foot in front of the other.

This week on Post-Cheese Radio I curated a playlist that's mostly derived from CDs I found searching through the vast CHSR music library. We're also going to be hearing some music from Neon Taste Records, Tarantula Tapes, and more! Post-Cheese Radio 05 Track list: supermegatonne - d-beat for satan

cub - Surfer Girl (Beach Boys cover) Maow - Rock 'n' Roll Boy I Am Spoonbender - Replaced By Toys

The Cramps - You Got Good Taste (LIVE) The Brood - Come On, Come On (LIVE) The Skulls - Rattle Your Bones (LIVE)

D.O.A. - The Enemy (1979 Demo) Subhumans - Urban Guerilla Bad Brains - I Against I (1980 Demo)

Siggy Magic and the Hey-Hoe Band - Tooth Decay Bedwetters Anonymous - Psychedelic Landlord Headcheese - Google Home Nutrition - Repeater

Family Plot - The Crush Fifth Column - Your Love Glows In The Dark Ruby Karinto - Jugemu

Cursed Arrows - Highway Of Thoughts Cursed Arrows - Earthlings

cub - Cast a Shadow (Beat Happening cover) Post-Cheese Radio 05 Show Notes:

cub was first heard in Episode 03. "Surfer Girl" was first heard on the 1963 album of the same name by the Beach Boys. "Cast a Shadow" was first heard on Beat Happening's 1989 album Black Candy. The cub tracks can also be found on their first studio LP, Betti-Cola. Compilations include.... Cavestomp! Vol. 1, Last Call: Vancouver Independent Music 1977-1988, and Vancouver Complication. "The Enemy" originally appears on D.O.A.'s 1980 LP Something Better Change. "I Against I" originally appears on Bad Brains' 1986 LP I Against I. Siggy Magic, Bedwetters Anonymous, Headcheese, and Nutrition are from the Neon Taste Records label. Siggy Magic can also be heard on Smash The State: Volume Three - A Compilation Of Canadian Punk Rock, 1978-82. The Cursed Arrows Mage EP is from Tarantula Tapes She Said Boom: The Story of Fifth Column is the documentary in question.

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Many years ago in 1978 the band NIGHTWINDS was hired to play my school, A. Y. Jackson Secondary School in North York, Ontario.

At the time I was already worshipping RUSH but had not fully delved into Progressive Rock yet.

I had not heard music like theirs before but I knew that they were fantastic and I liked it a lot.

They were the nudge I needed to become a Prog Rock fan.

And then I never saw them again...

Several years ago I did some searching around the internet and met up and became friends with former NIGHTWINDS keyboardist Gerald O'Brien.

Gerald had given me a few details here and there of the band's history but I wanted to hear it all.

And finally, we have it. Gerald has sat down with me and told the amazing story of NIGHTWINDS. It's even better than I imagined.

This is long but well worth the listen.

Please enjoy. Don't forget you can reach me with comments, questions and ideas at TestingForEchoCHSR@gmail.com

Who is the person behind the idol? Find out tonight, by watching our carefully-crafted depiction of said Idol so you'll learn virtually nothing!

This week on Post-Cheese Radio we're listening to new music from Fredericton's Motherhood, music from local bands performing at the NB Punk Fest in July, and so much more!

Track list:

Motherhood - Ripped Sheet

Another Dose - In My Corner Small Package - I Don't Wanna Buy Smokes (at the needs) Three Speed - The Kid

Phone Jerks - My Baby Loves Crime (Gizmos cover) Emily Ratface - Snake in the Grass Klackers - Ride or Die

Chiller - Agony Chiller - Offred Feral Trash - Ghost in You The Kamalas - For All I Care

Frig Dancer - Chore Which Witch is Which - Below The Belt Which Witch is Which - Shot Down Scumlord - King of the Wasteland

Motherhood - Shepherd Motherhood - Tabletop Young Satan in Love - Bedhead (Shotgun Jimmie cover) The Shorty Tubbs - Teenage Zombie Heart

Fugazi - Closed Captioned (LIVE)

Show Notes:

Another Dose, Small Package, and Three Speed were first heard on episode 02 of Post-Cheese Radio. An earlier version of Smokes at the Needs is available on the band's Handle With Care demo EP (2015). Ancient Temple Recordings (not Records) from Quispamsis, NB is the label mentioned in the set with Which Witch is Which & Frig Dancer. Bedhead originally appeared on Shotgun Jimmie's second LP: The Onlys (2007). Teenage Zombie Heart is also available on the Fredericton's Mine compilation. More info on the NB Punk Fest can be found here or at the event page on Facebook.

Feel free to direct questions, concerns, and comments to @miss.emvy on Instagram. Other links can be found here.

Track List: 1.) Rory Taillon - Gone 2.) Ariel Posen - Always Saw Coming 3.) Lookout Tower - A Mining Song 4.) Nelson Little - High Road 5.) Stratcay Willie & the Strays - Mezcal 6.) Norine Braun - The Burning 7.) Vivienne Wilder - Jailbird 8.) We Should've Been Plumbers - sad and lonely 9.) Anyway Gang - Out oF Nowhere 10.) Motherhood - Shepherd 11.) The Beaches - Blow Up 12.) The Balconies - Money Money 13.) Jasmyn - Cruel Moon 13.) The Elwins - Take Me All The Way 14.) Modest Mouse - Lampshades On Fire 15.) Ryan Kennedy - Say Hello

A show fit for the grads of 2022...or maybe (probably) their parents. Here's what you would have heard:

1) Joel Plaskett Emergency “North Star” (from Scrappy Happiness) 2) Lisa Leblanc “Dans l’jus” (from Chiac Disco) 3) Metric “What Feels Like Eternity” (from the forthcoming album Formentera) 4) Soccer Mommy “Bones” (from the forthcoming album Sometimes, Forever) 5) Willie Stratton “Drugstore Dreamin’” (from Drugstore Dreamin'I) 6) Adia Victoria “In The Pines” 7) Amanda Shires “Hawk For The Dove” (from the forthcoming album Take It Like A Man) 8) Kelly McMichael “Stepping Stone” (from Waves) 9) Wings “Let Me Roll It” (from Band On The Run) 10) Dillon Ryan and the Dream Romantic “The Story” 11) Marian “Revelation” (from Hit Record) 12) The Beths “Silence Is Golden” (from the forthcoming album Expert In A Dying Field) 13) Basia Bulat “Infamous” (from The Garden) 14) Stars “Patterns” (from From Capelton Hill) 15) Whitehorse “Emerald Isle” (from Whitehorse)

Sometimes, a theme just kind of forms itself out of the vacuum that is trying to organize a playlist and figure out what 'sound' you are trying to go for. Other times, you put it together just based on the concept of "Yeah, I haven't played that in a while". Even OTHER, other times, you just mishmash a bunch of things together, then throw your hands up in the air like you just don't care.

You decide which one of those this is.

Misery Loves Company - Blood Red Shoes Dark Matter - Kilmore Like A Ghost - Ian Blurton's Future Now Synchronicity - Lines In The Sky Give No More - Chron Goblin Neon - Puta Volcano As A Friend - Woodhawk Top Of The World - Dorothy The Wind That Shapes The Land - Unleash The Archers Show Don't Tell / You've Stolen The Words - Sergeant Thunderhoof Breakaway - Tsunami Bomb

A chat with Tilly Jackson, Sydney Hallett and Alex Pannier about Bard In the Barracks presents: As You Like It.

This week we are mostly sticking to bands from the west coast, featuring sounds from Alarum Records and Kingfisher Bluez, among others. There's a classic track by The Dishrags to start things off, some twee, and a heavy Pink Floyd cover for good measure. All of the bands on this week's episode are femme-fronted (to the best of my knowledge).

Track list:

The Dishrags - I Don't Love You

Brutal Poodle - Drainage SBDC - Losing It jock tears - not yr sweetheart SNIT - Milky White Drops lié - Seams

Little Sprout - THE BEES THE BEES tv ugly - qc alimony - Pretty Kitty To Think So supermoon - I've Been Told cub - Go Fish (LIVE)

Pill Squad - Socialite Tough Customer - Clean and Clear

GADFLY - Let There Be More Light (Pink Floyd cover)

Spread Joy - Repetition Crime of Passing - World on Fire ROUGE - Angerman Over My Deadname - You Met Me at a Strange Time in My Life

Aunt Sally - Essay cub - Little Star (LIVE) Hidden Track

Show notes:

Vancouver Complication is the compilation which features The Dishrags, among other classic bands like D.O.A., The Subhumans, Pointed Sticks, The K-Tels, and more. Reissues can be found on CD courtesy of Joey Keithley's Sudden Death Records. Perfect Youth: The Birth of Canadian Punk, by Sam Sutherland is the second selection in the "Post-Cheese Book Club." The correct order of tracks is listed above. I mistakenly said that supermoon came after Little Sprout in set 02. Clarification: when I identified cub as a "predecessor" to other bands I meant in terms of sonic influence. We will hear more cub, alongside other cub-related projects, in future episodes :) Interview excepts from cub's Brave New Waves session interview.

Please direct questions, concerns, comments to @miss.emvy on Instagram. Past episodes can be found here.

A chat with folks about Julius Caesar, one of this year's offerings from Bard in the Barracks.

How did you even get here? Also, where are you even going? Your next hour is here.

Post-Cheese Radio 02 picks up some of the threads established in the first episode with a playlist that's, in part, derived from zines that I created in 2020 and 2021. Artists from Cursed Blessings Records and Celluloid Lunch Records are featured, and there's a further exploration of the "Matty-Verse."

Track list:

The Slime – Ripped From Your Mind

Talk Show Host – 72 Hours (Enemy Us cover) Cluttered – Something New (Enemy Us cover)

Future Girls - Fever Century Egg – Mirror

Double Date With Death – Trou Noir Hibou Hibou – Tout le monde s’en fout L’hiver – Medusa

Maldita – Activismo Desborde – Aguantando / Soportando AUXILIÖ – Religión Hipocrita Ultimo Resorte – Anticristo

Itchy Self – Reprobate Night Lunch – Damian Gemstones – Count On Me*

Eric’s Trip – Smother (LIVE) Constantines feat. Julie Doiron – Why I Didn’t Like August 93 (LIVE) (Elevator to Hell cover)

Another Dose – Forever True Small Package – Worst Case Ontario Three Speed – Ten Track Mind

Ashlee Schatze – I’m a Doll

Show Notes:

Get Resurrected Vol. 8 - 2020 Sampler & SP20: Casual Nostalgia Fest are the two compilations mentioned in this episode. A Distorted Revolution: How Eric's Trip Changed Music, Moncton, and Me, by Jason Murray is the first selection in the "Post-Cheese Book Club." I mistakenly identified the Gemstones track as "Nothing to Lose."

Please direct questions, concerns, comments to @miss.emvy on Instagram.

The track list for the inaugural episode of the Post-Cheese Radio show was mostly derived from the first zines that I created in the summer of 2020...

lié - Digging in the Desert

Phone Jerks - Out the Gate TJ Cabot & Sonic Hz - In the Clear Outtacontroller - Glassy Eyes Dangereens - Streets of Doom

SNFU - The Devil's Voice (LIVE) Motherhood - Way Down (LIVE)

Ashlee Schatze - Millennial Music NERiMA - All Afraid to Fall cutsleeve - durian eyes

Artificial Dissemination - Witch Hunt Neighbourhood Watch - Rattenkrieg No More Moments - Self-Entitled Prior Convictions - She's the One (Ramones cover)

Matty Grace - Buried Alive Modern Cynics - Asking For Designosaur - Hunger of the Young (Attack in Black cover)

Sore Spots - No Lights On Elm Street Weekend Dads - Good Hangs

BabyLand - Export A Blues

Show notes: Artificial Dissemination's Modern Day Peasants LP was originally available on vinyl before being made available on cassette courtesy of Tarantula Tapes. Black And Loud Vol. 2 & Martha Stewart's Prison Cell Comp were mentioned in this episode. Background music is courtesy of Void Ant.

Questions, concerns, comments: @miss.emvy (IG)

Somehow, you wound up here. It's okay, because three rights will always make a left. Grab a podcast!

Making your mornings suck just a little less, one song at a time.

Track List: 1.) Les Lunatiques - N'accordez pas vos guitares ce soir 2.) Bruno Capinan - Qualqer Lugar 3.) Hatchie - Quicksand 4.) Fishbach - Masque d'or 5.) Superorganism - On & On 6.) Connor Nelson - Black 7.) St. Arnaud - Catching Flies 8.) Annie Hamilton - Exist 9.) Mamalarky - You Know I Know 10.) Moxyblossom - Tin Can On A String 11.) J3M - MOONLESS 12.) Ghostkeeper - This Is How I Know You 13.) Slang - Wilder 14.) The Shivas - Doom Revolver 15.) Priors - Newnewnew 16.) Innes Wilson's Freightliner - A Familiar Sound

Making your mornings suck just a little less, one song at a time.

Track List: 1.) The Philosopher Kings - Hurts To Love You (medley) - Live 2.) Busty and the Bass - Memories About You 3.) Stephen Lewis & The Big Band Of Fun - Leave The Lights On 4.) Lisa LeBlanc - Entre toi pi moi pi la corde de bois 5.) Ivytide - extra 6.) Cola - Water Table 7.) The Curls - No Money No Fun 8.) Velvet Revolver - Psycho Killer 9.) Weird Nightmare - Searching For You 10.) Vivienne Wilder - Matches 11.) Mild Orange - Mysight 12.) Hildegard - Jour 2

Track List: 1.) King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Kepler-22b 2.) Kamikaze Nurse - Pet Meds 3.) Arcade Fire - Unconditional I (Lookout Kid) 4.) Astral Swans - End Of The World (Missing You) 5.) Andy Shauf - Judy (Wilds) 6.) Mal Blum - The Road 7.) Faye Webster - A Dream With A Baseball Player 8.) The Hypochondriacs - Wrong 9.) Ariel Posen - Always Saw Coming 10.) Yoo Doo Right - The Failure of Stuff, Tired Friends 11.) Men I Trust - Sugar 12.) Tess Parks - I See Angels 13.) Julius Smack - Ashes In The Water 14.) dee holt - Stuck In The Middle 15.) Cassidy Mann - Tropical Sour Candy

How did you find this show? How can you answer that question? Just grab a podcast already!

Track List: 1.) CHAI - Donuts Mind If I Do 2.) Georgia Harmer - Headrush 3.) U.S. Girls - L-Over 4.) Sofi Tukker - Summer In New York 5.) Deanna Petcoff - I Didn't Lie 6.) Melody's Echo Chamber - Cross My Heart 7.) Caroline Savoie - Vestiges 8.) Shoulder Season - Giant 9.) Not You - Mabel 10.) We Should've Been Plumbers - sad and lonely 11.) Cassidy Mann - Tropical Sour Candy 12.) Pillow Queens - Hearts & Minds 13.) The Damn Truth - Tomorrow 14.) Sarah Neufeld - Stories

Festival organizer Eddie Young talks to me about this year's spectacular full return of the Living Roots Music Festival.

Track List: Phone chat with Colin Fowlie 1.) Colin Fowlie - Second Time Around 2.) Mike Trask, Julie Aubé - Love On The Rise 3.) Mo Kenney - Sour Girl 4.) Lisa LeBlanc - La pourdre aux yeux 5.) Mike Bern - Ancestors 6.) The Olympic Symphonium - How To Be 7.) Les Chanterelles - New Beginnings 8.) The Hypochondriacs - Chunky Dunk 9.) The Hypochondriacs - Cheated 10.) Honey Gut - Buried Alive 11.) Kill Chicago - You Don't Like It 12.) Too Bad Jim - All The Way To Mexico 13.) Motherhood - Shepherd 14.) Hilary Ladd - Come Through 15.) Keeper E. - I Can Do It

Track List: 1.) Jessica Rhaye - Lay Down Your Weary Tune 2.) Abigail Lapell - All Dressed Up 3.) Kyla Charter - Hey Mama 4.) Shakky Allyene - Love Me 5.) Elle Celeste - Call On Me 6.) Lisa LeBlanc - Le menu acadien 7.) Cate Le Bon - Moderation 8.) Julia Jacklin - Lydia Wears A Cross 9.) Jenny Berkel - You Think You're Like The Rain 10.) TOPS - Feel Alive 11.) Suki Waterhouse - Devil I Know 12.) Chloé Breault - Menteur 13.) Snarls - Fixed Gear 14.) Pale Lips - Some Sort Of Rock n' Roll 15.) Terminal Dogma - First Degree

See RFYL post. Go to post. Grab podcast. Listen to podcast. Wait until next Friday. Grab next podcast. Life.

News Update 2022-05-20

I strongly recommend this podcast, because if I didn't, why am I even doing it in the first place?

Happy Friday the 13th! Here are your headlines in the news today:

New Brunswick has hired more than 170 nurses in hard-to-fill positions. A new committee has been greenlit to go over the salaries and benefits of the Province’s MLAs. 176 nicotine patches were seized at the Dorchester Penitentiary last month. A new trust fund is being created to more seriously protect New Brunswick’s ecological areas. An investigation is being done by The Serious Incident Response Team after a teenager in mental distress fell from an overpass earlier this week. Businesses across the Madawaska region will be getting over 1.6 million dollars in order to stimulate growth. Heat records across southern parts of the Province were broken yesterday afternoon. And the Federal Minister of Fisheries and Oceans claims that more research needs to be done on how seals affect East Coast fish stocks

In this episode of Run For Your Life, we explore the mythos uncovered throughout the last part of this 210-part saga. Will anyone survive? Or will we actually run? For our lives?

Track List: 1.) Dana Gavanski - Under The Sky 2.) Teagan Johnston - Slash To Hurt, Stab To Kill 3.) V.C.R. - Mugwort 4.) Sara-Danielle - Want More 5.) Lisa Mitchell - Zombie 6.) Sophia Bel - I Won't Bite 7.) Suki Waterhouse - Wild Side 8.) Lydia Persaud - Good For Us 9.) Luianna - Heroin 10.) Lhasa Petik - Off The Deep End 11.) ?tella - Up And Away 12.) Sea Lemon - Turn Away 13.) Let's Eat Grandma - Happy New Year 14.) Maryza - Experiments

Get out your floaties and water-proof radio - enjoy some loud music and blare things loudly at everyone around you!

I chat with Amy Ash, guest curator of the exhibit "it comes in waves", about grief, appreciation, absence and loss.

Sometimes it's better not to talk. Probably not if you're a radio show host, though.

Rosie's Juke Joint April 16th, 2022

You've made it here. Again. For the umpteenth time - I've lost count, and I've reorganized my files. I couldn't begin to tell you.

My guest today is UNB musician-in-residence Nadia Francavilla, on the occasion of another thought-provoking performance of music at Memorial Hall on UNB Campus. “Music and Morality” challenges the audience to not only appreciate the quality and beauty of the music composed, but the context, beliefs and actions of the composers who created it.

“Music and Morality” features Nadia Francavilla (violin), Stephen Runge (piano) and Richard Hornsby (clarinet) and runs for one night only: April 13 at 7:30pm at Memorial Hall. Tickets are available online or at the door.

Hello April! We’ve managed to make it to a point where a playlist can continue to spin and we can keep everyone going through this Second Winter nonsense. We’re going to start off in a spacey place, get a little bit heavier as time goes on and end it with a bang. So turn it up loud and proceed to yell-talk over the music because this is as much socialization as we get in this day and age.

I’m done being creative now, enjoy the podcast.

Playlist:
Into The Blue – The Joy Formidable
Kick Out The Lights – Ian Blurton
Swimming Through Molasses – Tsunami Bomb
Black Sheep – Dorothy
The Wire – Kilmore
Never Say Goodbye – Nightingale
Social Waste – Cellar Twins
Give No More – Chron Goblin
Space Blanket – Puta Volcano
The Giant’s Causeway / Keep It Refreshing – We Hunt Buffalo
Simian Nature – The Black Frame Spectacle

The final production of the Theatre UNB season is Will Eno’s Middletown. I caught up with “Grand Poobah of Theatre” Len Falkenstein and student/actors Caleb MacPherson and Amanda Thorne to discuss what this strange, normal, small-town play was all about.

Catch Middletown starting April 6 and running through April 9 at 7:30pm nightly. It plays on the stage at Memorial Hall on UNB campus.

Now that we’re all suffering through second Winter, we can, at least, appreciate how bright it is when the snow is endlessly falling down. Though, now that I’ve written this I’m sure we’ll only have sunshine and/or endless rain instead.
Nobody came here for the weather report.

Today’s show is all about how I don’t take anything out of rotation, and instead randomly revisit some albums from around the time I started at CHSR, with no real rhyme or reason behind it. It’s just the magic of having an extensive library and constantly getting songs stuck in my head while I do whatever it is my day job is.

April Fool’s? Whatever.

Have a playlist:
Another Day – Powder For Pigeons
Conflict & Desire – Bella Clava
What Do You Want Me To Say – Napalmpom
You Talk Too Much – Damn Cargo
Over & Over – Reignwolf
Boss Fight – Careers In Science
Epilogue – Claemus
A.O.T.B.H. – The Creepshow
Turning Point – Sacrifice to Survive
Patient Zero – The Black Frame Spectacle
Serpent of Time – Parasol Caravan
Soul Hyperdrive – Shades of Sorrow
The Wind That Shapes The Land – Unleash The Archers
Breakaway – Tsunami Bomb

Yes, we’re back yet again with an episode to help get you through the tail end of a week. I often try to consider what I can possibly say at this point that is equal parts sarcastic as it is motivational, and I can only say that the one thing getting me through this week is randomly passing out after work. Not in a narcoleptic sense but more of a “I give up” sense.

Anyway, we’ve some solid entries in today’s show so let’s just get right to it, shall we?

Playlist:
Wild Fires – The JB Conspiracy
Pretty Little Broken Thing – The Standstills
Blood Blood Blood – The Creepshow
Cured Me’a That – We Should’ve Been Plumbers
Misery Loves Company – Blood Red Shoes
The Ones Below / To War – Osyron
Waiting – Chron Goblin
Ultimate Sin – Nightingale
Primitive Data – Puta Volcano
Maverick Slayer – Husky By The Geek
Obligation – Tsunami Bomb

My guest today is CHSR and Next Folding Theatre Company alumnus and very funny, energetic guy, Jake Martin. He joins me to talk about his journey through comedy and theatre, and the collection of different funny moments that became his new one(-ish) man show, SNAKES ARE COOL!

Next Folding Theatre Company presents SNAKES ARE COOL! runs March 25-26 at the Charlotte St Arts Centre, 7:30pm each night. Masks will be required.

To reserve tickets please email artisticdirector@nextfolding.ca, and visit
https://www.facebook.com/NextFoldingTheatre/ for more information.

With most of us hoping we’re on the off-ramp of this pandemic, hosts Rachel Laforge and Pierina Riva Robbiano take an audit: What did we end up losing, and what did we gain?

The music * Opening Theme: Wake me up when September Ends by Green Day.

Used in pieces: * Motionless in White by Cyberhex * To Build a Home by The Cinematic Orchestra * Make Art Not Friends by Sturgill Simpson * Fishermen’s Blues by The Waterboys * One by Three Dog Night * End theme: And the Healing Has Begun by Van Morrison

Sometimes, we are forced into making choices and growing up — we realize that life is Tough!. I spoke with Emily Darling and Chris Rogers, two of the students involved in the upcoming Drama UNB production of Tough!. This production is a 4th-year thesis production for Emily, who worked alongside fellow student Joshua Burke to produce, direct and generally just make this play happen. Chris is one of three actors in this project.

Tough! runs from March 17 through March 19 at 7:30pm each night at Memorial Hall on campus.

Here we are again, a brief wander through March has led us to yet another Friday where we pretend that there’s no such thing as taxes or Second Spring or Weird Winter or being able to buy gas or pay rent or – okay, I’ve gone too far.

What I’m trying to say is at least the sound track for the week has culminated to this point. We have new stuff, “old”er stuff, and it’s all just solid auditory stuff, in which it is solid by means of good and not solid as in … a brick or something.

I don’t know what I’m talking about. Never ask me anything.

Playlist:

Seven Bells – Ian Blurton
Daughters of the Sun – The Dreadnoughts
Pretty Little Broken Thing – The Standstills
Kinesis – Claemus
Interval – The Joy Formidable
The Wire – Kilmore
Warped – Motion Device
Groove is Black – Half Gramme of Soma
They All Fall Down – The Creepshow
Breathing Light – Shumaun
Carry The Flame – Unleash The Archers

Oh hi March.

There’s a lot of crazy stuff going on in the world today, and while there’s so much stuff I could comment on I know people who are in a much better position to make that comment. So what I’ll do is continue doing what I can – play music to kick ass to.

I’m keeping it short and sweet this week, folks. If you want to send anything off to the show, remember – RunForYourLifeCHSR[at]gmail.com ! Do it.

ALSO. It’s BANDCAMP FRIDAY. BUY MUSIC TODAY DO IT.

Playlist:

Wild – The Standstills
Sticks & Stones – The Creepshow
Ghost – Bloody Diamonds
Gemini – Ruby The Hatchet
Solar Fuzz – Spocaine
Hold On – We Hunt Buffalo
Days Will Remain / Kick Out The Lights – Ian Blurton
Heavy Is The Heart – Striker
Inferno – Reason Define
Focus – Orbital Express
Memory Lapse – Diablo Strange
Slipping Under – Chron Goblin
Breakaway – Tsunami Bomb

Dr. Jennifer Russell

Since the beginning of the global COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Jennifer Russell has become a celebrity and a fixture within the lives of New Brunswick residents. In this interview with Dr. Russell, we delved into her background, the introduction of a new type of celebrity – the medical expert, and spoke about the effects of the current pandemic on the New Brunswick healthcare system and what we have learned about preventative measures for the future.

Dr. Jennifer Russell was born and raised in Bathurst, New Brunswick. She pursued studies in Music at Dalhousie University, followed by Science at UNB and Medicine at Memorial University. She finished with her Family Medicine Residency at Dalhousie University.

Dr. Russell spent 10-years serving as a Medical Officer in the Canadian Forces and did a short tour overseas to support the mission in Afghanistan at Camp Mirage in Dubai. After her last posting in Gagetown, New Brunswick, she worked in Addictions and Mental Health, did locums for Family Physicians and worked part-time as a Hospitalist.

Her Public Health career began in 2014. Dr. Russell has been able to use all her previous clinical experience to help inform and shape policy recommendations and decisions. Throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic, as Chief Medical Officer of Health, she has demonstrated great leadership and communication abilities and continues to work with her large team of colleagues and staff on the evolving COVID-19 response, always keeping in mind the social determinants of health.

She has a passion for upstream prevention and has provided input on approaches to substance use in youth, resulting in a new pilot project based on research in Iceland. She has worked on the opioid task force and the cannabis legalization working group. She has presented on the Public Health implications of Climate Change. Dr. Russell has taught classes at the medical school in Saint John and has been the keynote speaker at several events over the last two years, describing lessons learned in the pandemic and speaking about resiliency.

She is also the mother of two active teenagers and when time permits she writes music and sings, and plays the saxophone with two local bands. She loves to read and participates in two book clubs. She has received several awards of recognition, including the Paul Harris Fellow, and the Order of NB as well as honorary doctorates from Mount Allison University and Universite de Moncton.

Alex Compton and Keaghan Keddy explore how young athletic prospects have been penalized with lost development, and how that frustration sometimes manifests itself with racism on the ice.

To say “I don’t know what I’m doing anymore” would suggest I knew what I was doing to begin with. Not that anyone asked, but if someone had told me 12~ years ago that my adventures of being a co-host meant I’d undertake the entire project and run with it, well.. I guess I’d be surprised that I dedicated myself that much to literally anything?

Anyway, someone’s out there enjoying the playlist, and as long as even one of you are digging what’s going on here, I’ll keep throwing it out there. Play it loud, enjoy it for what it is, and don’t notice that I’m naming my episodes off of a Word Of The Day calendar.

Playlist:
The Wolf – The Standstills
Running Hands With The Night – The Joy Formidable
Like Blood – Kitchen Witch
So What – The Pack AD
Back Burner – Like A Motorcycle
Brave II – Sumo Cyco
Ugh – Getaway Van
Break – Shades of Sorrow
How To Successfully Implode – Blame Zeus
Jovian Winds – Puta Volcano
Comatose – We Hunt Buffalo
No Man’s God – Half Gramme of Soma
Breakaway – Tsunami Bomb

Hosts Guinevere Santaguida and Meelahn Scott-Weabury explore how new voices are reshaping the culture, commerce and cuisine of New Brunswick.

It’s all starting to seem similar, isn’t it? We’ve already hit the point where it felt like my renaming scheme to help track my episodes better was done just a few episodes ago, and apparently that is not the case! Instead it was something like four years ago?

Anyway, nobody wants me to reminisce. They want me to play music, and that’s why we’re all here.

No prophecies and nothing insightful here. Though, one thing I was told that helped me keep my head up in some dark times is that the point of life is to enjoy it. Maybe that’ll do something for you.

Playlist:
Gimme Gimme – Dead Sara
Animal High – Sleep Machine
Watch It Burn – Napalmpom
Cuba Time / Meeting Of The Minds – Elektric Mistress
Ultimate Sin – Nightingale
Diesel Breath – Sergeant Thunderhoof
Sorrow – Freeways
Spread Your Fire – From The Depth
Run With The Giants – Sumo Cyco
Astypalea – Deaf Radio
Soulbound – Unleash The Archers

Today, I spoke with the Len Falkenstein, Seth Giberson and Amrin Panjwani about Theatre UNB upcoming production of The Ends of the Earth, an Governor General’s Award-winning comedy by Morris Panych. Falkenstein is the Director of Drama at UNB and the director of the play, which is performed by the Drama 3170 class, including actors Seth and Amrin. Featuring original live music by Devin Rockwell.

The Ends of the Earth runs from February 23-26 nightly at Memorial Hall at UNB campus. Find out more information at Theatre UNB’s Facebook page.

So yes, while it doesn’t hurt to have a little bit of noise in your life, sometimes it all has to stop. Other times, it’s all you can do to drown it out.. so here we are: Music of all sorts to be played as loud as possible to counter some other source of noise that might drive you crazy this weekend. Who knows what that could be!

Who knows, indeed.

Playlist:

Misery Loves Company – Blood Red Shoes
Wild Fires – The JB Conspiracy
Dawn to Dusk – Kilmore
Satan Does The Numbers / Swept Out – Like A Motorcycle
Lower The Wires – Blue Hour Ghosts
Chimes – The Joy Formidable
The Frontal Lobe – Kitchen Witch
Dogbody – Worse
Steelier – The Wring
Synchronicity 1 – Lines In The Sky
World Gone Colder – Soto
Future Sun – Sacrifice to Survive
The Wind That Shapes The Land – Unleash The Archers

On this week’s episode, we’re prepared for the end times yet again. I realize that it’s not only just a meme, but a tired old concept from this show to give you something to blast on that busted radio you found from the station still pumping out music even after the end times have been nigh and are no longer nigh, but that’s what we’re still going with.

I dug back into the archives a bit further to find every little ear worm I loved back when it was new, and made this wonderful mixtape of an hour for you. It even wound up being a little longer than it should’ve been, so one track is a bonus track just for you podcast people.

Hunker in, we’ll be here a while.

PS: It’s Bandcamp Friday. Go support some artists over on Bandcamp.

Playlist:
Battering Ram – The Pack A.D.
Shameless – Hawkai
Runnin’ In The Red – Napalmpom
Doubt / Survive – Bella Clava
Crackerman – The Dyadics
Rock ‘N Roll Queen – Skarlett Riot
Buried Alive – Mindzye
Hands Up – Dead Sara
5150 – Tsunami Bomb
The Hunger Within – Psychostick
No Way Out – Nightingale
Epilogue – Claemus
Bare – That Handsome Devil

Did you know that I apparently have a bandcamp profile that gets views? I didn’t either. No, I’m not promoting it. It’s pretty obvious if you look for it, especially if you look up any of the bands I’ve been playing for the past however-many years. Anyway, I’m told that those of us who are moving through the deep freeze will soon be buried, so grab your shovels and just.. well, grin and bear it, as we’re always told.

Also we can go out now. Which is perfect, just in time for the entire province to become a skating rink!

Playlist:
Anxiety – Blood Red Shoes
Strange Fruit – The Last Gang
Taking Flight – The JB Conspiracy
Happy Man – Jungle
Meat List – Damn Cargo
Blood Blood Blood / Tomorrow May Never Come – The Creepshow
Kinesis – Claemus
Passes For Reason – The Black Frame Spectacle
Torus – Puta Volcano
Abyss – Unleash The Archers
Third Eye – Kitchen Witch
Dark Matter – Kilmore

In a world where we can easily look backwards instead of forwards, I’ve decided … well, actually this is all the same as every other time. Including every sentence I’ve made so far. Maybe it IS time to stop. But until I’ve thrown in the towel, let’s reminisce a little bit and enjoy some solid tunes while keeping up the visage of doing something new and exciting.

Anyone else tired?

Playlist:
Good Times – Dead Sara
The Great Divide – Grand Electric
Wild – The Standstills
Side B Track 1 – Sea Mouse
Model Society – Deaf Radio
Walking Backwards – Blue Hour Ghosts
Feels So Good – The Dyadics
Interval – The Joy Formidable
Don’t Leave Me Here – Bloody Diamonds
Red Kiss – Half Gramme of Soma
Alligator – Reignwolf
Punk Two – Like A Motorcycle
Daydream – Claemus
Patient Zero – The Black Frame Spectacle
Breakaway – Tsunami Bomb

On this week’s episode, I’ve randomly invented words because I’m too tired to English. Instead, we’ve got an awesome show where I occasionally ramble off and shut off my microphone to let the music play.

Speaking of not wanting to ramble off, I’m done with this synopsis. Let’s party!

Playlist:

Battles – The JB Conspiracy – Beginning
Spell Shaker – Gygax – High Fantasy
Bring It to the Front – The Joy Formidable – Into The Blue
Heroes / Lights Out – Dead Sara – Single / Ain’t It Tragic
Ignite – Osyron – Foundation
Shine – Blue Hour Ghosts – Due
Swine – Diablo Strange – A Lesson Never Learned
The Fool – Ruby The Hatchet – Planetary Space Child
Diesel Breath – Sergeant Thunderhoof – Terra Solus
Hedonist – Claemus – Daydream
Return To Me – Unleash The Archers – Abyss

Headlines:

New Brunswick reported 191 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday.
The Province is estimating around 220 people will be hospitalized with the COVID-19 by early next month.
More than fifteen-hundred New Brunswick service workers have not completed a mandatory, free training course.
Fredericton’s inaugural mid-winter festival has been put on hold until next year.
Fredericton is getting ready to celebrate one of their biggest hockey stars on Saturday.
Police say a 62-year old Maugerville man died Monday after he was struck by a vehicle.
Fredericton’s chapter of a secondhand bra donation group is seeking more contributions for the cold season.
And more than 75 per cent of First Nations in Manitoba are dealing with COVID-19 cases.

A new year has come. I’ve decided that nothing changes yet again because I refuse to learn lessons.
Also, Facebook sucks. I will keep trying to post links up there but if you want the podcast, you’re coming here anyway, and now I can direct link to their websites.

So without further ado, the new episode’s new playlist coming at you now:

Playlist:
Starting Again – The JB Conspiracy
Sunrise – Kitchen Witch
Daughters of the Sun – The Dreadnoughts
Wanna Don’t Wanna – Reignwolf
Bad For You – Grand Electric
Swept Out – Like A Motorcycle
Agent Orange – Fit For Rivals
Breathing Light – Shumaun
Bleeding Out – Stitched Up Heart
The Wind That Shapes The Land – Unleash The Archers
Cause For Alarm – The Heavy
Run With Us – Lisa Lougheed

And so, we’ve come to the final episode of RFYL for this year. Will I do another episode? Maybe. Will I randomly creep in over the next two weeks anyway? Probably not. But what I will do is continue to uphold the tradition of not playing random holiday music at least for the hour, because I’m sure there’s someone out there that needs an hour, even just one hour, of avoiding it.

So enjoy this last bastion of solitude. After this? Enjoy your holidays, whether or not you do anything.. maybe just buy yourself a hot drink and relax, even for a few minutes. You can run for your life later.

Playlist:

Great Divide – Grand Electric
Model Society – Deaf Radio
Pressure – Cory Hotline
Uninspired – Dead Sara
Sevier – Joy Formidable
Dissension – The Wring
Epilogue / Daydream – CLAEMUS
Memories of Water – Shumaun
Space Blanket – Puta Volcano
Deathwish – Striker
The Start or the End – Die So Fluid
No Way Out – Nightingale

My guest today is Allison Green, the Executive Director and an editor of CreatedHere Magazine. This publication celebrates, discusses, demonstrates and distributes visual art produced by creators in New Brunswick. In 2019, it transitioned to a non-profit organization, and produces a sizeable magazine every quarter. We talked about how the magazine got started, what it means to an artist to have their work presented in such a magazine, and how important it is for us to be aware of the great work created here.

For the holidays, it might be a great idea to give a gift subscription to CreatedHere, or donate to make sure the organization thrives!

Headlines:

Public Health reported 100 new cases of COVID-19 and two deaths Monday.
The arrival of the Omicron’s variant has prompted new safety measures.
A new jail is coming to the greater Fredericton area in the next few years.
New Brunswick inks a deal with Ottawa for $10 a day child care.
Expect to pay more on your grocery bill in the new year.
St. Thomas University will hold its Indigenous Film Festival early next year.
A 26-year-old Cap-Pelé man is in custody after a recent church fire.
And Ottawa sets aside $40 billion for Indigenous child care.

I don’t go outside anymore and I don’t know what’s happening. I do know that it’s cold and there’s wolves out there, so probably avoid both of those things if you can.

ANYWAY, we continue the holiday tradition of providing you a bastion from all things carol-y, except people named Carol, of course. Though that might be a different spelling. Somebody google that for me, I’m sure I’ll listen if you correct me. Definitely.

Grab a podcast or don’t, I’m not your boss.

Playlist:

Lights Out! – Dead Sara

Chimes – The Joy Formidable

Never Say Goodbye – Nightingale

Modern Panic – Deaf Radio

Little Green Bicycle – Grand Electric

A Little Love – Blood Red Shoes

Kinesis / Hedonist – CLAEMUS

Break – Shades of Sorrow

Antithesis – Cellar Twins

Leader of the Pack – Husky By The Geek

Flashback – Miyavi & KenKen

Alone After All – ProleteR