Razorcake is the first and only official non-profit music magazine in America primarily dedicated to supporting DIY punk.
The Razorcake podcast is an absolute gem in the world of music shows. With its selection of hosts and contributors, it consistently delivers an exceptional listening experience that is not to be missed. From the captivating Thirsty Thursday with the Dollar Boys to the electrifying Ska Phase, this podcast introduces its audience to a plethora of undiscovered music that they would never stumble upon on their own.
One of the best aspects of The Razorcake podcast is undoubtedly its hosts. They bring so much passion and knowledge to the table, making each episode a joy to listen to. Whether it's discussing obscure punk bands or diving deep into different musical genres, these hosts know their stuff and have an infectious enthusiasm that easily transfers to their listeners. It's refreshing to hear voices that genuinely love and appreciate music, showcasing a range of sounds that go beyond what is typically played on mainstream radio.
Another outstanding feature of this podcast is the incredible selection of music it offers. The knowledgeable group of contributors at Razorcake curate a wide array of tunes that may have flown under your radar otherwise. It's like having your own personal team of DJs who are dedicated to sharing amazing artists you may have never heard before. This variety ensures that there is always something new and exciting for listeners to discover, preventing any feelings of boredom or stagnation when it comes to finding new music.
While The Razorcake podcast has so many positive aspects, one potential drawback could be its niche focus on punk and alternative genres. While this specialization certainly has its appeal for fans of these particular styles, it might alienate listeners who prefer other genres or are looking for a more diverse musical offering. However, for those who appreciate punk and alternative music, this podcast is an absolute goldmine.
In conclusion, The Razorcake podcast is a must-listen for any music lover seeking fresh sounds outside the realm of mainstream radio. Its passionate hosts and contributors bring an unparalleled level of knowledge and enthusiasm to each episode, ensuring that listeners are consistently exposed to incredible artists and songs they may have never encountered before. If you're tired of running out of music to listen to, don't waste another second and dive into the world of The Razorcake podcast. You won't regret it.
Pop open a coldy in your own backyard and enjoy.
Somehow, by the magic of horns, our spirits rise from the doldrums as we play some interesting, uplifting, and downright oddball songs situated inside of and next to punk.
We also Misfits-up the PSA just for funzies.
There's a good variety of stuff here and a lot of bands from the Minneapolis area. Listen, laugh and learn.
All digitized direct from vinyl with snap, crackle and pop in full effect.
All digitized direct from vinyl with snap, crackle and pop in full effect.
HARMONICA SONGS—DO THEY COUNT AS HORNS? FOR ONE SECTION AND ONE SECTION ONLY, TODD SAYS YES.
A collection of songs from upcoming and classic bands
All digitized direct from vinyl with snap, crackle and pop in full effect.
Thirty-nine episodes in and we finally play The New York Dolls. Go us! We're on the ball.
In this pod we look back at those who passed this last year. It's the least we could do. Preserve the mark they made on this culture.
It'll be mostly cheery, we promise!
There are no online playlists here.
The term “loser punk” is a lot funnier once you realize how much of a fuckin' win this band is.
It's our happy place.
Welcome to the Shitlist, where we play the absolute worst that's come out in the last several months. Some might say there's no such thing as bad music, as you can see, that obviously isn't true.-DarylTracklisting:Visual Learner, “Wrong Brain” Winter 2024 Demo (Self-released)Burnout Ostwest, “Kennst du eigentlich die Hamburger Schule?” Bremer Schule (Golden Press)Rixe, “Citadelle Rock” Tir Groupé (La Vida Es Un Mus)Gel, “Persona” Persona (Blue Grape)Scared Of Chaka, “Bated Breath” “Bated Breath” b/w “Nobody” (Slovenly)Cave Sex, “Haze Chaser” Self-titled 12” EP (Symphony Of Destruction)Natural Sway, “Ey You!” & The Squished Lilies (Just Because)Tearjerker, “Home” Self-titled (Little Rocket)Back Teeth, “Attention Deficit Reorder” Back Teeth EP (Little Rocket)Feminine Aggression, “What's Your Deal?” Restraint (Self-released)- - -SIKM, “We Won't Behave” Now I Must Comply (Beach Impediment)Wrong War, “Profit Net” from Split LP with Compulsion (Council)Chain Cult, “What We Leave Behind” Harm Reduction (La Vida Es Un Mus)Cœur À L'Index, “Parler De Toi” Adieu Minette (La Vida Es Un Mus)Guiding Light, “Stimmen” Guiding Light (Stucco)New Junk City, “Cleveland” Split with Rutterkin (Say-10)Rutterkin, “Metamorphoses” Split with New Junk City (Say-10)G2G, “Pop Song” The Gherkin (Lulus Sonic Disc Club)Tube Alloys, “Evil Angels” Evil Angels (La Vida Es Un Mus)Vaguess, “Shit Country” Only Sleeping LP (Erste Theke Tontraeger)
Yerp, we're nerds.
Is it a time for greatness?
Rick gets spooky with guests Ricky Vigil and Steve Thueson. Steve's horror-comedy comic The Night Never Ends was just released and Rick Vigil just released a mini comic called Skamigos Sneak into the Show. The trio talk about those releases, play some terrifying punk-adjacent songs and hear the horrifying tale of Steve's introduction to Marilyn Manson. Awwoooooooo! (That was supposed to be a howl)Tracklisting:Hour Of The Wolf, "Eat Your Alive" Power of the Wolf (Limekiln) (2006)- - -JER, "It's Terror Time Again," Skalloween (Counter Intuitive Records) (2021)Houseghost, "Night in the Woods", Another Realm (Rad Girlfriend) (2023)Hex Dispensers "One Less Ghost" III (Alien Snatch) (2015)- - -Cataphiles, "Silenced", Self-released (Sabatoge) (2022)Son Of Sam, "Michael" Songs From The Earth (Nitro) (2001)Desmond Dekker, "Dracula," Rudy Got Soul: The Early Beverley's Sessions 1963-1968 (Sanctuary) (2003)- - -The Creeps, "Follow You Home", Follow You Home (It's Alive) (2010)Matamoska, "I Turned Into a Martian", Skalluminati (In the Lake) (2017)The Damned, "Nasty", Peel Sessions (1978)- - -Hans Gruber And The Die Hards, "I Put a Spell on You", Tokyo Two-Step (Ska Punk International) (2024)Big D And The Kids Table, "Salem Girls", Salem Girls (Strictly Rude) (2005)Bambix, "X-Ray The Candy", Crossing Common Borders (Vitaminpilline) (1996)- - -Les Squelettes, "Nous Nous Appelons Les Squelettes" Téléfrançais! (1984)
Crap!
Hold it close, celebrate it, learn the story.
Arcata is pronounced “aar kay tuh” not “aar cat tuh.”
Playing punk and punk-adjacent songs with horns in them.
Today we're streaming the new LP from the Scrunchies! Enjoy!
Songs to cruise around Los Angeles.
Summer lovin' having a blast! Roll up those greasy white shirtsleeves and slick up your pompadour stud! It's time to… ugh it's too hot to keep up with this bit.
Best song title (translated): “Tasty and Leather Jackets”
A collection songs about love, death, and propane.
Photo by Will Mecca Rick chats with the evil and noisey two-piece band Burnt Skull, from Austin TX. Anthony and Dustin have been making music together since 2001. They played and toured as the DIY synth pop duo Best Fwends for many years before turning completely to the dark side and forming Burnt Skull. They talk about their newest record Daylight Mutilation, play some songs, share anecdotes about Alex Hughes from Hatred Surge, and generally have an okay time.Check out the Voice of Cassandre Mixtape episode we mention in the podcast, HERE.Tracklisting:Burnt Skull, “Poisoned Dove” Daylight Mutilation (Funky Noise)- - -Best Fwends, “Man Who Can” E.P.3. (Self released)Icky Boyfriends, “Cuckoo”, Cuckoo 7” (Blackjack)The Kee-Wees, “Bored of the Dance”, demo (Self released)- - -Pain Teens, “Lady Of Flame”, Born in Blood (Trance)Black Kali Ma, “Remain Awesome” You Ride The Pony (I'll Be the Bunny) (Alternative Tentacles)Nirvana, “Milk it” In Utero (Sub Pop)- - -Killing Joke, “Chop-Chop” Revelations (E.G.)Failure, “Fatal Flip” Obstinate (No Time)Masters of the HemiSphere, “The Dog Who Controls People's Lungs” I Am Not Freemdom (Kindercore)Portrayal of Guilt, “One Last Time in Heaven” Devil Music (Run For Cover)- - -Burnt Skull, “Daylight Mutilation” Daylight Mutilation (Funky Noise) Photo by Brett Bays
If you think this project is really just too stupid and a waste of everyone's time, the offer of a $10,000 payout for us to stop still stands. This is not an idle threat.
Today we're streaming the new LP from the Evening Standards! Enjoy!https://deadbrokedistro.com/
A collection of songs for the daily commute.
Super cheap-ass price for all you cheap-ass kids.
Today we're streaming the new LP from Schedule 1! Enjoy!In North America, order from Council Records here:https://council-records.bandcamp.com/merchIn UK/EU, order from Mendeku Diskak here:https://mendeku.com/en/?v=2fb7284eba87
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