Shock Rock and Devilocks: Recent Episodes
UNKLE SKELLY
I am all things shock, rock, punk, horror and everything in between. Dim a light, get into the night and LISTEN to Shock Rock & Devilocks!
Glam/Sleaze Rock revivalists Love Razer are tearing up the clubs all throughout Ontario, Canada and are also getting much praise from rock journalists in the U.S. who have heard about this new rock 'n roll sensation as their fan base is growing incessantly. They've already shared the stage with the likes of Gilby Clarke, Tracii Guns and Enuff Z'Nuff in their approximate year and a half in existence. Be sure to purchase their EP 'Rock 'n' Roll Addiction' through loverazer.com
On this episode, guitarist Danny Sage chats with Skelly about the newest D Generation album 'Nothing Is Anywhere.' It was released in July of 2016 and was the band's first album since 1999's 'Through The Darkness.' Sage produced the lp.
KISS Army co-founder and "commander in chief" Bill Starkey talks with Skelly about starting the largest, most devoted fan base in rock 'n roll. This November 21st marks the 40 year anniversary.
Alice Cooper Group bassist Dennis Dunaway joins Skelly in discussing his recently penned memoir 'Snakes! Guillotines! Electric Chairs!' Please visit www.dennisdunaway.com for information in regards to book signings and other events concerning Dennis. Enjoy the show!
I recently chatted with Sean Yseult, bassist for White Zombie during their 13 year tenure (1985-1998). She currently has her photography exhibit on display at Scott Edwards gallery in New Orleans, LA called Soiree D'Evolution: Tableaux Vivants et Nature Mortes. It's a rather intriguing concept of a secret society celebrating decay instead of mourning. Tune in to find out more on this as well as upcoming White Zombie releases.
Joey Image, drummer in the original era of the Misfits sits down and talks about his extensive career which began with the horror punk outfit. He is a punk rock veteran/old school hero and his story really just begins with the Misfits. A compilation cd titled 'Hellbent For Horror Business' is proof of his devotion to and influence on the punk scene through the years.
First-hand stories of his former bandmates in the Misfits including Glenn Danzig and Jerry Only are told forthright from Image, no b.s., no side-taking. Sit back and listen!