Vicious Visions 3

[Ryan Katastrophe]

Ryan & Ashley are back once more with one mind fuck of a show (if we don't say so ourselves)! We could dazzle you with a bakers dozen glittering generalities but no. Just play it and quit being a baby!

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Playlist:

Autopilot - Love Is A Process (Merimusic)

GHB - No Relief (V/A Land of Nod/Scavenger of Death)

Diat - No Accent (Iron Lung)

Deep Heat - New Design (Poison City)

Broken Water - Stop Means Stop (Peripheral Star/Perennial)

Bits of Shit - Orphan Age (Cut Sleeves/Homeless)

Kurvaka - Ciudad De Cristal (Todo Destruido Discos)

Kurvaka - Sufrimiento (Todo Destruido Discos)

Belgrado - Vicious Circle (Self-Released)

Silla Electrica - No Hay Nada Mas (Ritmo Suicida)

Rough Kids - In Effigy (The State I'm In/Sorry State)

Iceage - Awake (You're Nothing/Matador)

Las Robertas - In Between Buses (Cry Out Loud/Art Fag)

Keel Her - Riot Grrrl (Critical Heights)

Distractions - False Jesii Pt. 2

Chin Chin - Why Am I So Lonely (Sound of the West Way/Farmer)

The Brat - Attitudes (Attitudes EP/Fatima)

Electronic Circus - Direct Lines (Scratch)

B-Movie - Nowhere Girl (Early Years 1979-1984/New Romantic)

Isolation Ward - Absent Heart (Bruits Essentiels)

Nervous Patterns - Robots on the Loose (Self-Titled/Cochon)

Black Bug - Threads (Reflecting the Light/Hozac)

Holly & the Italians - I Wanna Go Home (The Right To Be Italian/Virgin)

[mark sullivan]

enjoy your shows ...correction: put enjoy in quotes. look forward to more!

[Ryan Katastrophe]

Thanks Mark!

[Pete Sottrel]

Your show is now firmly established as my favourite garage punk radio show - and there is stiff competition.  I love the range of different styles and the way that you chose them from differing eras.  My only gripe is that it takes me ages to finish listening to a show, properly, as I have to investigate bands that have excited me, immediately, and there are always loads.  Faves that you have turned me onto, so far, include Bloodbirds, Distractions (took me ages to find out that they are actually Sauna Youth in disguise), Lebenden Toten (are they still going?), The Beez and Deep Heat.  Thanks so much for your excellent efforts!

[Ryan Katastrophe]

Thanks Pete! We had our doubts as to how well a show like this would be received on garagepunk.com. We're leaning more on the punk, post-punk, synth punk/pop side of the spectrum and you're more likely to hear a synthesizer than a farfisa organ, after all. I'm glad to know it's reaching at least a few people!

[Jeremy Kitchen]

Sadly it will not play...

[Pete Sottrel]

I think that the strength of the garage punk radio shows is their diversity and the acres of ground that they cover, between them.  I love the Nuggets-era garage sound, and the number of reprisals of that sound that has come round at fairly regular intervals, since, but that doesn't mean that I don't also love hardcore, anarcho-punk, pop-punk, Posh Boy-style late 70s/early 80s punk, 2nd wave Brit punk etc. etc.  Also, there's plenty of great stuff in many of the shows that one would be hard pressed to file under "punk" of any description, which is just fine by me.

By the way, I have today been mostly playing Keel Her's "Riot Grrrl" over and over from her bandcamp page, thanks to your having it Vicious Visions 3.  Is there an mp3 of that available anywhere, please, as the Critical Heights site isn't working properly?

[Pete Sottrel]

Eventually managed to register on the Critical Heights website; great deals on some 7" singles (including that magnificent Keel Her track) at £1.66 per record, including mp3 download.

[Evil Peaches]

This playlist gave me bronchitis!
IT'S AWESOME!

[Evil Peaches]

and yes i know its not a playlist. its a show that you work hard on. stop busting my balls.

[Ryan Katastrophe]

We certainly appreciate it!