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Пиратская Станция заряжает слушателей позитивными вибрациями новых релизов drumandbass на радио Рекорд. Каскадом сабжанров и энергией танцполов пусть пронесется этот выпуск и найдет свое место в ваших плейлистах.. всем огонь! GVOZD vibez: 1.John B, Wyld Dogz & The Young Punx - Somebody's Watching Me (Dnb Club Mix) 2.S9 - Nothing To Prove 3.The Mind Hackers - High 4.All Fires & KJ Sawka - Ignite VIP (VIP Version) 5.Fox Stevenson - Exile Is A Habit 6.Friction- Set Me Free (T & Sugah Remix) 7.Armin van Buuren, Pendulum & Rob Swire - Sound of You 8.Blooom & Mila Falls - The Way I Roll 9.CHASER/Malstrom/Smoky D - Po Nizam! 10.Fade Black - Pharaoh 11.Dr. Apollo & Jordan Grace - Take Me Away 12.Jon Void & Wolf Pax - Like A Puppet 13.Bad Syntax - Wildfire (Diode Remix) 14.High One - Contusion 15.Mythic Image - Like This 16.Zigi SC/Karpa - Childsplay 17.Den Blacky - Ghost 18.Akov - Fake Blood 19.AURELIAN - Cheat Code 20.AKOV - Catalyst 21.MaLTeS - Memory VIP 22.Den Blacky & Muwa - Saw 23.Canceled Culture - Legacy 24.Chris.su - Time Goes By 25.Arcando - California Dreamin' 26.30Hz - Heavy Metal 27.Hologram - Digital Seagull 28.Emperor - Death Tax 29.NOGE/MadRush MC - Screech (No Joke) 30.Valmer - Like This 31.Mooncat - Kombucha 32.Thematic - Dirty Talker 33.Drelio & Ammon - Cafeina 34.Need For Mirrors, Young Gho$t - Red Alert 35.Oneda - Set It Off (EMCD + Seeka Remix) 36.Replete - Stimulating 37.So-Low, Trafic MC - So On 38.Gouki & G3MC - Dojo (Lexed Remix) 39.Bigm - JACK RUSSEL 40.Atmos - Dutty Gyal 41.Formula/Drz - Hypno Toad 42.Upgrade - Yoi Gi Oh 43.Hexa - Swagga 44.Jam Thieves - Botswana 45.Pruf - Dirty Vibes 46.GGrossy - You're Done 47.Jedi - Next To Me 48.Herbz, Premium, Noir Dnb - CTRL Me 49.Coastill - Do It 50.Gifta - Unhinged 51.Conrad Subs - Fatboi 52.Modulizer - Mad Ting 53.Onside - Jungle City 54.DJ Hybrid - Listen Sweet 55.DJ Remixx/Mr Quest - Ghost 56.Arttu/Richie Culture - Shot One Down (Conrad Subs Remix) 57.Dreadnaught - Back to the village 58.Dj Zent & TherapyDNB - Journey 59.DSP - Voices 60.Glitch City, Blaxx - Babylon 61.Freddy B, So-Low, VEX - Read My Mind (Exile Remix) 62.Kyng of ThievezPhat Bam 63.Blasio Kavuma - Reverie vs Machine_ Chrisâ Rotterdam Rerun (Remixed by Chris Inperspective) 64.Taelimb & Molife - Chama 65.Unknown Artist - Electric Relaxin 66.Command Strange & Intelligent Manners - In My Mind 67.Bella Renee - Jaded 68.Linx - Hold You Again 69.Radiata - Locker Lover 70.Rafau Etamski - Good Day 71.Dangeon, Fri3ndship - Tides
1.John B, Wyld Dogz & The Young Punx - Somebody's Watching Me (Dnb Club Mix) 2.S9 - Nothing To Prove 3.The Mind Hackers - High 4.All Fires & KJ Sawka - Ignite VIP (VIP Version) 5.Fox Stevenson - Exile Is A Habit 6.Friction - Set Me Free (T & Sugah Remix) 7.Armin van Buuren, Pendulum & Rob Swire - Sound of You 8.Blooom & Mila Falls - The Way I Roll 9.CHASER/Malstrom/Smoky D - Po Nizam! 10.Fade Black - Pharaoh 11.Dr. Apollo & Jordan Grace - Take Me Away 12.Jon Void & Wolf Pax - Like A Puppet 13.Bad Syntax - Wildfire (Diode Remix) 14.High One - Contusion 15.Mythic Image - Like This 16.Zigi SC/Karpa - Childsplay 17.Den Blacky - Ghost 18.Akov - Fake Blood 19.AURELIAN - Cheat Code 20.AKOV - Catalyst 21.MaLTeS - Memory VIP 22.Den Blacky & Muwa - Saw 23.Canceled Culture - Legacy 24.Chris.su - Time Goes By 25.Arcando - California Dreamin' 26.30Hz - Heavy Metal 27.Hologram - Digital Seagull 28.Emperor - Death Tax 29.NOGE/MadRush MC - Screech (No Joke) 30.Valmer - Like This 31.Mooncat - Kombucha 32.Thematic - Dirty Talker 33.Drelio & Ammon - Cafeina 34.Need For Mirrors, Young Gho$t - Red Alert 35.Oneda - Set It Off (EMCD + Seeka Remix) 36.Replete - Stimulating 37.So-Low, Trafic MC - So On 38.Gouki & G3MC - Dojo (Lexed Remix) 39.Bigm - JACK RUSSEL 40.Atmos - Dutty Gyal 41.Formula/Drz - Hypno Toad 42.Upgrade - Yoi Gi Oh 43.Hexa - Swagga 44.Jam Thieves - Botswana 45.Pruf - Dirty Vibes 46.GGrossy - You're Done 47.Jedi - Next To Me 48.Herbz, Premium, Noir Dnb - CTRL Me 49.Coastill - Do It 50.Gifta - Unhinged 51.Conrad Subs - Fatboi 52.Modulizer - Mad Ting 53.Onside - Jungle City 54.DJ Hybrid - Listen Sweet 55.DJ Remixx/Mr Quest - Ghost 56.Arttu/Richie Culture - Shot One Down (Conrad Subs Remix) 57.Dreadnaught - Back to the village 58.Dj Zent & TherapyDNB - Journey 59.DSP - Voices 60.Glitch City, Blaxx - Babylon 61.Freddy B, So-Low, VEX - Read My Mind (Exile Remix) 62.Kyng of Thievez Phat Bam 63.Blasio Kavuma - Reverie vs Machine_ Chrisâ Rotterdam Rerun (Remixed by Chris Inperspective) 64.Taelimb & Molife - Chama 65.Unknown Artist - Electric Relaxin 66.Command Strange & Intelligent Manners - In My Mind 67.Bella Renee - Jaded 68.Linx - Hold You Again 69.Radiata - Locker Lover 70.Rafau Etamski - Good Day 71.Dangeon, Fri3ndship - Tides
1.John B, Wyld Dogz & The Young Punx - Somebody's Watching Me (Dnb Club Mix) 2.S9 - Nothing To Prove 3.The Mind Hackers - High 4.All Fires & KJ Sawka - Ignite VIP (VIP Version) 5.Fox Stevenson - Exile Is A Habit 6.Friction - Set Me Free (T & Sugah Remix) 7.Armin van Buuren, Pendulum & Rob Swire - Sound of You 8.Blooom & Mila Falls - The Way I Roll 9.CHASER/Malstrom/Smoky D - Po Nizam! 10.Fade Black - Pharaoh 11.Dr. Apollo & Jordan Grace - Take Me Away 12.Jon Void & Wolf Pax - Like A Puppet 13.Bad Syntax - Wildfire (Diode Remix) 14.High One - Contusion 15.Mythic Image - Like This 16.Zigi SC/Karpa - Childsplay 17.Den Blacky - Ghost 18.Akov - Fake Blood 19.AURELIAN - Cheat Code 20.AKOV - Catalyst 21.MaLTeS - Memory VIP 22.Den Blacky & Muwa - Saw 23.Canceled Culture - Legacy 24.Chris.su - Time Goes By 25.Arcando - California Dreamin' 26.30Hz - Heavy Metal 27.Hologram - Digital Seagull 28.Emperor - Death Tax 29.NOGE/MadRush MC - Screech (No Joke) 30.Valmer - Like This 31.Mooncat - Kombucha 32.Thematic - Dirty Talker 33.Drelio & Ammon - Cafeina 34.Need For Mirrors, Young Gho$t - Red Alert 35.Oneda - Set It Off (EMCD + Seeka Remix) 36.Replete - Stimulating 37.So-Low, Trafic MC - So On 38.Gouki & G3MC - Dojo (Lexed Remix) 39.Bigm - JACK RUSSEL 40.Atmos - Dutty Gyal 41.Formula/Drz - Hypno Toad 42.Upgrade - Yoi Gi Oh 43.Hexa - Swagga 44.Jam Thieves - Botswana 45.Pruf - Dirty Vibes 46.GGrossy - You're Done 47.Jedi - Next To Me 48.Herbz, Premium, Noir Dnb - CTRL Me 49.Coastill - Do It 50.Gifta - Unhinged 51.Conrad Subs - Fatboi 52.Modulizer - Mad Ting 53.Onside - Jungle City 54.DJ Hybrid - Listen Sweet 55.DJ Remixx/Mr Quest - Ghost 56.Arttu/Richie Culture - Shot One Down (Conrad Subs Remix) 57.Dreadnaught - Back to the village 58.Dj Zent & TherapyDNB - Journey 59.DSP - Voices 60.Glitch City, Blaxx - Babylon 61.Freddy B, So-Low, VEX - Read My Mind (Exile Remix) 62.Kyng of Thievez Phat Bam 63.Blasio Kavuma - Reverie vs Machine_ Chrisâ Rotterdam Rerun (Remixed by Chris Inperspective) 64.Taelimb & Molife - Chama 65.Unknown Artist - Electric Relaxin 66.Command Strange & Intelligent Manners - In My Mind 67.Bella Renee - Jaded 68.Linx - Hold You Again 69.Radiata - Locker Lover 70.Rafau Etamski - Good Day 71.Dangeon, Fri3ndship - Tides
On this episode myself, Walooiji, AJ and our two returning guests, ButterPunch and Herbz were discussing our recent events at CEOTAKU, a fighting game major tournament held in Orlando Florida. We spoke oabout our weekly experience at the major. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/southfloridagamerspodcast/support
Coming back from CEO 2022, myself and Walooiji had 6 guests on. Herbz, UltimaWielder, Dannyboy, ElCreeBlue, ButterPunch, & Joycon. We talked about our experience at CEO 2022 up in Daytona, Fl. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/southfloridagamerspodcast/support
Today's topic is a rapper, conspiracy theorist, a certified Your Mom's House Cool Guy!, a helluva drummer, the worst podcast guest, and a dear friend of mine. Thanks to Teresa from Bad Poets Society podcast for the lyrical assist! I'm terrible at the English language and that's proven weekly. Patreon: Patreon.com/toiletdotshow Twitter: @toiletdotshow Email: toiletdotcompodcast@gmail.com Voicemail: (401)-594-9414
On this episode myself and Walooiji wanted to recreate another versionof the SmashCAST but this time, it's with our local Guilty Gear Strive players. Returning to the podcast is Herbz and BeefyManatee and our new guest, Kreator and Terb. We talked about everything that is Guilty Gear Strive, from the time it came out, the popularity, and more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/southfloridagamerspodcast/support
On this episode, me and Walloiji had a stacked cast of people, Herbz, Nightbreed, BeefyManatee and SoutoTechnique to recap off of the moments we all had at CEO 2021. We all attended as competitors and all shared our experience at the major tournament event. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/southfloridagamerspodcast/support
On this episode we had on Herbz, who is a local FGC competitor and the founder of FGC Island. We talked about his gaming origins, his history with the FGC and so much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/southfloridagamerspodcast/support
We are back for another episode of Grey Wolf Pack Chat! Join Ned, Fitz, Nims and Herbz as we discuss everything and anything! From the NBL season launch to the 2020 lockdown, movies to music, and all the latest happenings around Grey Wolf. We also go in-depth into the #FreedomForJay movement, a big project for 2021!
When I want to look for a good bush walk with a geocache at the end I look for a geocache hidden by Herbz. Pete and Jan make up the geocaching team 'Herbz' and sat down with me tonight over zoom to talk about the steps involved in hiding a geocache that involves bush walking and some important safety tips. Want to be a guest? Want me to cover a topic? Let me know! Use this link to message me through my geocaching profile! Net88 or bit.ly/Net88
Jus Dubz / Genotype - Herbz EP 1. Jus Dubz - Herbs http://genotypejjungle.bandcamp.com/track/jus-dubz-herbs 2. Genotype - Old Vinyl Dub http://genotypejjungle.bandcamp.com/track/genotype-old-vinyl-dub 3. Genotype - Retro Dub http://genotypejjungle.bandcamp.com/track/genotype-retro-dub Social Links : Bandcamp http://genotypejjungle.bandcamp.com/ Twitter http://twitter.com/genotypedb Instagram http://instagram.com/genotypejjungle Justin Richardson Website http://justinredz.weebly.com/ You Tube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTqp26m0leYw3yb4CDkIAZg
We're back for a big second edition of Grey Wolf Pack Chat, with plenty to discuss! On the table this week, Mitch McCarron's Zoom wedding, Fitzy's famous snap of Herbz, our in-depth thoughts and conspiracies on Tiger King, as well as a breakdown of the first 2 episodes of The Last Dance.
Full Shownotes: Ep. 2 - https://schmokinherbz.com/ht2 Hello hello and welcome to very second episode of Herbz Talks, my biweekly show where I get together with someone, somewhere and we talk about whatever we decide to talk about. I'm your host, SchmokinHerbz and again, I am joined by my crewmates and cohosts, Cody and Grant, otherwise known as DarthOccasus and GI2ant and our topic is Video Games. Today on Herbz Talks, Joycons! So many new ones coming, Celeste is about to get more people playing, It’s a Bloody Harvest this year, Sea of Thieves Fort of the Damned update, Then we will get to what we have been playing ----------------------------------------------- You can find me on Twitch, YouTube and Instagram under the name SchmokinHerbz. Follow GI2ANT on Mixer & DarthOccasus on Twitch -DarthOccasus - https://www.twitch.tv/darthoccasus -GI2ant - https://mixer.com/gi2ant The music that you heard at the beginning and the end was from DJ Triplestar, go check out more of his work on youtube! https://www.youtube.com/user/DJTriplestar If you got a little something from this or you were just entertained, hit that follow button for more and if you have any ideas of what I should talk about on future episodes let me know in the comments down below or send me an email at schmokinherbz@gmail.com. I’ll see you on the next episode of Herbz Talks. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Welcome to the very first episode of Herbz Talks, my new bi-weekly show where I get together with someone, somewhere and talk about whatever topic we decide to talk about, I’m your host, SchmokinHerbz, and today I am joined by my co-hosts and crew mates, Cody, otherwise known as DarthOccasus and Grant, otherwise known as GI2ANT, today’s topic will be Video Games. In this episode, we will talk about upcoming games to look forward to, recent and upcoming Sea of Thieves updates, and then we will cover a little bit of what we’ve been playing recently. You can find me on Twitch, YouTube and Instagram under the name SchmokinHerbz. Follow GI2ANT on Mixer & DarthOccasus on Twitch The music that you heard at the beginning and the end was from DJ Triplestar, go check out more of his work on youtube! If you got a little something from this or you were just entertained, hit that follow button for more and if you have any ideas of what I should talk about on future episodes let me know in the comments down below or send me an email at schmokinherbz@gmail.com. I’ll see you on the next episode of Herbz Talks. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Joey Herbz sits down with Justin and Jon for the fortieth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of Herbz's childhood favorites, most importantly, BASEketball and Red Baron pizzas. Joe also opens up about loving edgy comedy, being edgy, how to survive as an edgelord, and did we mention he’s a bit edgy?... Continue Reading →
For the thirteenth episode of Fleshing It In, Jon sits down with friend of the podcast, Joey Herbz, to discuss death, amongst other things. Joe talks about curating a rattail, his interest in serial killers and how he is this podcast’s villain. Jon and his guest also discuss hot blood and how dying is legit. (WARNING: LOUD… Continue reading Episode 13 – Joey Herbz →
There will be some mildly sexual language and content throughout this review. If that might be a problem for you, tune out for the next five minutes or so - but, you'll be missing the breakdown of a great show. A live band of sorts, and performance goes with the music Duets is a show that will probably take you out of your theatre-comfort zone, unless you usually attend shows that include women performing suggestive acts with a banana and a tomato, or men in sequined morph suits gyrating to music, wearing enormous strap on dildo's. It is the second in a series of productions by performance troupe The Stain. Jo Franklin, in an interview with La Mama, suggested that the Stain's full title and job description should be 'performance art live music ensemble'. Duets is directed by Maude Davey, and the brainchild of the Stain core group Francesca Sculli, Jo Franklin and Gen Berstein. They are accompanied in the show by Harpist Genevive Fry, performance artists Sarah Ward, The Huxley' and Paula Russel. This is complimented with a haunting soundscape from Nat Grant, lighting design by Simon Coleman and set construction and props by Herbz. The bio for the performance reads that it is set in 'an underground world marred by the spoils of life'. The set reminded me of the party Neo attends in the first Matrix movie, as he follows the figurative white rabbit. Dark, smoky, sweaty, and indeed, this world the Stain are about to take us into with Duet's is very alike to falling into a bizarre wonderland. Plastic sheets, the kind Bateman lines his apartment with in the famous American Pyscho murder scene, canvas the walls of the small theatre. The chairs for the audience are essentially a part of the stage. The drum kit and mics are so close to the front row that there is a very vague distinction between audience member and performer, especially when the performers make a point of roaming behind and into the audience at times, demanding your attention. There is a fantastic light show, and the dancing lasers scramble your conception of any stability or normality in the universe of the show. Francesca and Joe, the key performers and singers, do not merely sing, standing still behind a mike, but gyrate, stare, gesture. There is a comedy to their performance, but also a deep seriousness, and the atmosphere is thick with an almost undetectable tension - I found myself deeply immersed in their world, the world of the steamy club party and exploration of sexuality, interrogating aspects of it constantly. It is very clear that you are being taken out of your world and plonked down into a place which remembers and mimics things that are present in our own - love, sex, television, pop music, dance - but is not really them, rather, it is a place that subverts them, makes them ugly, beautiful, sad, silly, elegant or deranged, most obvious in their many adaptations of popular songs, warping and moulding music from artists such as Gotye and Rihanna. It is over the top, confronting, but given that life can so frequently be overwhelming and bizarre in all its aspects, I believe Duets captures and champions this fact. The show bears watching a second time - I do not think I gleaned too much of their message from the first viewing, perhaps so overwhelmed and engaged with the theatre of it all, and the sheer fun of listening to good, interesting live music. What I do know is that Duets is trying, both lightly and desperately, to examine the intensity of a human connection. And, while I believe they examine this most overtly through a sexual connection, this I can believe is also highly symbolic of other modes of desire, and the accompanying human flaws and compromises that can ruin any fantasy. The element that moved me the most was Paula Russel's dancing. She dressed in a white flowing garment, and danced wildly around with a silly glint in her eye, beckoning us through the door and to our seats for the evening. She served as a kind of glorified roadie, changing over instruments and clearing the stage in a hyper energetic, twirling fury. In the dying moments of the play, she appeared on stage, after all the other performers and musicians had vacated it. I only expected her to do something silly, light, comedic, to see us off for the evening. I was so presently surprised when she presented us with a full ten minute, highly choreographed dance, that was elegant, fractured, quietly sad but also defiantly optimistic It's importance was accentuated given her capacity in the performance leading up to this point had been secondary, a relief character of sorts - a character that had been there from before we had even sat down, a person we had taken for granted and assumed to be unimportant. It was wonderful to have these expectations subverted, in that she proved to be one of the most compelling aspects of the performance, in my mind. Catch Duet's at La Mama theatre, where it is showign until the 14th of August. Bookings and more info at lamama.com.au. Written by Jim Thomas
There will be some mildly sexual language and content throughout this review. If that might be a problem for you, tune out for the next five minutes or so - but, you'll be missing the breakdown of a great show. A live band of sorts, and performance goes with the music Duets is a show that will probably take you out of your theatre-comfort zone, unless you usually attend shows that include women performing suggestive acts with a banana and a tomato, or men in sequined morph suits gyrating to music, wearing enormous strap on dildo's. It is the second in a series of productions by performance troupe The Stain. Jo Franklin, in an interview with La Mama, suggested that the Stain's full title and job description should be 'performance art live music ensemble'. Duets is directed by Maude Davey, and the brainchild of the Stain core group Francesca Sculli, Jo Franklin and Gen Berstein. They are accompanied in the show by Harpist Genevive Fry, performance artists Sarah Ward, The Huxley' and Paula Russel. This is complimented with a haunting soundscape from Nat Grant, lighting design by Simon Coleman and set construction and props by Herbz. The bio for the performance reads that it is set in 'an underground world marred by the spoils of life'. The set reminded me of the party Neo attends in the first Matrix movie, as he follows the figurative white rabbit. Dark, smoky, sweaty, and indeed, this world the Stain are about to take us into with Duet's is very alike to falling into a bizarre wonderland. Plastic sheets, the kind Bateman lines his apartment with in the famous American Pyscho murder scene, canvas the walls of the small theatre. The chairs for the audience are essentially a part of the stage. The drum kit and mics are so close to the front row that there is a very vague distinction between audience member and performer, especially when the performers make a point of roaming behind and into the audience at times, demanding your attention. There is a fantastic light show, and the dancing lasers scramble your conception of any stability or normality in the universe of the show. Francesca and Joe, the key performers and singers, do not merely sing, standing still behind a mike, but gyrate, stare, gesture. There is a comedy to their performance, but also a deep seriousness, and the atmosphere is thick with an almost undetectable tension - I found myself deeply immersed in their world, the world of the steamy club party and exploration of sexuality, interrogating aspects of it constantly. It is very clear that you are being taken out of your world and plonked down into a place which remembers and mimics things that are present in our own - love, sex, television, pop music, dance - but is not really them, rather, it is a place that subverts them, makes them ugly, beautiful, sad, silly, elegant or deranged, most obvious in their many adaptations of popular songs, warping and moulding music from artists such as Gotye and Rihanna. It is over the top, confronting, but given that life can so frequently be overwhelming and bizarre in all its aspects, I believe Duets captures and champions this fact. The show bears watching a second time - I do not think I gleaned too much of their message from the first viewing, perhaps so overwhelmed and engaged with the theatre of it all, and the sheer fun of listening to good, interesting live music. What I do know is that Duets is trying, both lightly and desperately, to examine the intensity of a human connection. And, while I believe they examine this most overtly through a sexual connection, this I can believe is also highly symbolic of other modes of desire, and the accompanying human flaws and compromises that can ruin any fantasy. The element that moved me the most was Paula Russel's dancing. She dressed in a white flowing garment, and danced wildly around with a silly glint in her eye, beckoning us through the door and to our seats for the evening. She served as a kind of glorified roadie, changing over instruments and clearing the stage in a hyper energetic, twirling fury. In the dying moments of the play, she appeared on stage, after all the other performers and musicians had vacated it. I only expected her to do something silly, light, comedic, to see us off for the evening. I was so presently surprised when she presented us with a full ten minute, highly choreographed dance, that was elegant, fractured, quietly sad but also defiantly optimistic It's importance was accentuated given her capacity in the performance leading up to this point had been secondary, a relief character of sorts - a character that had been there from before we had even sat down, a person we had taken for granted and assumed to be unimportant. It was wonderful to have these expectations subverted, in that she proved to be one of the most compelling aspects of the performance, in my mind. Catch Duet's at La Mama theatre, where it is showign until the 14th of August. Bookings and more info at lamama.com.au. Written by Jim ThomasSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
5-28-15 - Omen trys to get frisky with the boys, as we are coming back from hiatus. Mike East joins us in studio and Rooney is on some next level no shirt wearing shit getting the show on a visual aspect linking the show to U Stream links to follow. (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
4-30-15 - Tonight's episode we try to get into the subject of The Black Eyed Kids but Herbz is ill and loses his voice mid-way in an article. So we decided to double time the KRUNCH!!! with more tunes, more than any previous episode we've had.(click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
4-23-15b - Yo bro totally Krunchtified by all this drug talk. The boys talk about what they have done and what they would and wouldn't do in the near future. KRUNCH!!! (click description to download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
4-23-15a - Omen loves ebaumsworld.com and Herbz is baffled on how Rooney doesnt understand technology in 2015. Rooney is on Xanax to bring him down from all the psychedelics that he is abusing and Rooney tries to rip off HJY on double shot Tuesdays. KRUNCH!!! (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
4-16-15b - The boys are all liquored up burping into the mics and Joey tries to unleash his inner Alex Jones. Rooney is in love with Aaron Hernandez and Drake gets the reptilian seed planted thru Modonna. Buck is all retarded and Herbz goes over the 10 worst conspiracies. KRUNCH!!! (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
4-16-15a - Joey Herbz gets amped up early in show and Rooney questions what is round. Pokemon made 90's kids gay, polygamist household at Joey Herbz'z, and he reveals the conspiracy of how Kennedy and Lincoln linked. New tunes KRUNCH!!! If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
4-9-15b We still chugging along ranting and conversing keeping it Krunchy... But as always KRUNCH!!! (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
4-2-15b We are still here for hour 2 of the show still joined by Moetsky and Keen. We get into articles and Herbz and Keen start talking Alienz, with Krunchy tunes as always, lets get wierd. KRUNCH!!! (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
4-2-15a We are joined in studio by Moetsky a local MC and Keen his good friend and aspiring improve comic. We talk with the boys and get into past, present and future. As always we have Krunchy tunes by Moetsky... KRUNCH!!! (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
3-19-15b We still have JF in studio and we learn that Herbz & JF are not that Krunchy and a bit Fucked. We play some more OSHH and BJP... KRUNCH!!!!! (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
3-19-15a We are joined by JF in studio and we listen to OSHH between hell and a hot place. In memory of R.I.Menace, JF and Herbz were both apart of this project. We learn Rooney gets a weak hit and the boys can make some Krunchy tunes... KRUNCH!!! (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
3-12-15 We are joined by P.Seize in studio. talking about his newest album release. We also get into the past, present, and future. Always in studio with us the light being Buck Rooney, with P.Seize Krunchtified tunes... KRUNCH !!! If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
3-1-15 We reformat our hard drives and our guest is killed by the "Bride of Chucky" before getting here. Rooney is trying to fly straight and get his kids back and we discovered that the internet is fucked and we love all of its Krunchy goodness, as always Krunchy tunes and a couple of dudes drinking brews..... KRUNCH!!!! (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
2-22-15 We are are joined by Pete Camera and we find out how shitty of a DJ Omen really is. Apparently Oregon has multiple pronunciations and not everyone knows what lactating porn and caffeine pants are, always with the Krunchy tunes... KRUNCH!!!!!!! (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
2-19-15 We are joined by Ron Prevost and Omen gets a new intern we go over many articles like Preists, Boob milk, and the glories of masturbating. Krunchy tunes and some brews... KRUNCH (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
2-12-15 We are joined by the one, the only, Lord Almighty and YES!!! its a Metal band from Outside Boston. We rock out to their Krunchy tunes. Masons, broken bones, and West Virgina represent... NOT!!! (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
2-8-15/a We are joined by two members of Project 5 Star. In studio we have D-Gazz and Serious Da Problem and we go over what they have coming up in the near future and listen to their Krunchy tunes. (click description to download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
2/5/15 We are joined in studio by Dan White, he's a man of many, many talents. He brings us some of his krunchiest tunes and we get straight stupid in this comedy jam packed episode. (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
1-29-15/b We still got Glen Sly in studio and for some reason Herbz always wants to talk religion with this particular guest, and we get insight from Faith the lesbian. As always the Krunchiest of tunes. (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
1-29-15/a We got Glen Sly in the studio cause honestly I can't spell crazy polish last names. We talk articles and driving while jacking it, and we get a money shot of krunchy tunes. (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
1-18-15 - We are joined by @the_zach_landi (Instagram) a local Providence, RI chef/cook. We talk past, present, and future of his career and we go over food based articles, and as always we have mmm mmm Krunchy good food related tunes. (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
1-11-15/a We are joined by Mis(s)invader a four piece crew of punk kids that came in tonight to show us their new EP. We shotgun beers get a little sloppy and drop cameras in piss filled toilets. (click description for download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
1-11-15/b They are all fucking wasted, the meter is off the charts and we get into a article... sort of.We always have the krunchiest of tunes and the comedy is plentiful. (click description of download) If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
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