Podcasts about negro terror

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Host J.D. Reager talks to two musicians - solo artist and Snowglobe member Jeff Hulett, and Ra'id of Seize and Desist (formerly Negro Terror) and Audionautz - on location at the Memphis Listening Lab/WYXR Record Swap in Crosstown Concourse. backtothelight.net

Host J.D. Reager talks to musicians Rico Fields and Ra'id about their respective musical histories prior to Negro Terror, joining forces with the late Omar Higgins, making the documentary Negro Terror: The Voice of Memphis, Omar's unfortunate passing and its aftermath, re-forming the band as The Negro Terror, and more. J.D. also spins "We Need Support" by Negro Terror.

This week I talk to John Rash of Southern Punk Archive, via skype, about his previous bands Heebie Geebies, and Crimson Spectre, his zine, Slave, his documentary, Negro Terror, and his current project documenting southern punk rock, which you know is a subject near and dear to my heart! We also talk about Flipside customer service, talking to Mike Watt, and the pathway to punk rock and how it was often steered by skateboarding, zines, and sometimes the answering machine at the Milestone. We pack a lot of stories and information into a shorter episode to give y'all a little bit of a break!http://www.southernpunkarchive.com/https://www.facebook.com/southernpunkarchive/https://vimeo.com/showcase/8429137/https://southernpunkarchive.bandcamp.com/Gabba Gabba Huh?: https://linktr.ee/gabbagabbahuh/Songs for GGHT53:Crimson Spectre - White Trash ManifestoHeebie Geebies - TeenagerCrimson Spectre - Two Stick StabberNegro Terror (Memphis, TN) - Voice of MemphisRound Eye  (Shanghai, China) - Do the Drumpf Crimson Spectre - Crimson SpectreThis episode is brought to you by Hobo Wolfman Records: https://www.hobowolfmanrecords.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/gabbagabbahuh)

Brothers David and Joseph Higgins are no strangers to the Memphis music scene and they have a knack for making a HUGE impact. They turned heads and ears with Negro Terror and are at it again with Chinese Connection Dub Embassy. CCDE has been busy since forming in 2013, recording a whopping 15 albums and performing countless times. Their latest project Crew Vibez is out now and they give us a taste of Dem A Callin' (Flodgin) and Back Bitah Sound and discusses the collaborations on the album plus what “new reggae” means and how the genre is very much apart of the current state of the world. Chinese Connection Dub Embassy Top5 5. Majid Jordan- Been Through That 4. Protoje ft Lila Ike- In Bloom 3. Gary Clark Jr- This Land 2. Morray- Quicksand 1. Bodycount- Carnivore Get their new project Crew Vibez HERESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ra’id Omar is no stranger to the world of music. A drummer by nature, his early influences shaped his philosophy on music and it’s impact on the world. No matter the genre Ra’id is into it. Just wait for his Top5 list! Ra’id and the Audionautz partner are hitting the ground running with their new album Elsewhere. Ra’id gives us a preview of What You Came For, With You, and Brodee’s favorite Older. His journey with Negro Terror is documented in the award winning film by the same name and is available now on Amazon Prime Video. It’s definitely worth the watch! Ra’id Omar Top5 5. Someone To Call My Lover- Janet Jackson 4. Main Line- Ashford & Simpson 3. How Much Can A Heart Take- Lucky Daye Ft. Yebba 2. Get The Party Started- P!nk 1. Don't Say You Love Me- M2M Bonus: The Game Of Love- Santana Feat. Michelle BranchSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Kyle and Matthew welcome back Tess Llanos from the Ongong Comicbook Discussion for a chat about women in the business of comic books. They highlight a few mainstream authors who have been able to break through in a big bad way and Kyle gives a nice list of amazing works from indie creators. Lot of titles get tossed around, if you're looking for something different to read, there is a pretty wild world of stuff in this episode that is, in fact, rad.   Weekly Rads: Kyle - Procreate (app) and Negro Terror (band) Burnside - Earth by Ed O’Brian (album) Tess - Joker Harley Criminal Sanity (comic)   We started a patreon. Check it out: www.patreon.com/thisisrad   check out Laura's new designs on TeePublic!!!   Guys, Kyle's new album Absolute Terror is offfically out!!! Get it wherever you stream music... no for real... do it now... please... This episode is sponsored by www.mackweldon.com use the promo code RAD and get 20% off your first order. (and tell em Sacky sent ya!) Check out our merch! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/this-is-rad Also! Check out march for Kyle's record label Radland Records https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/4109261-radland-logo Also! Laura started an online store for her art! Go buy all of her stuff!!!https://www.teepublic.com/stores/lmknight?utm_campaign=8178&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=lmknight Follow us on social media or whatever! Twitter: @ThisIsRadPod @kyleclarkisrad @MatthewBurnside @LMKnightArt Instagram: @thisisradpodcast Tumblr: thisisradpod.tumblr.com http://www.thisisradpodcast.com  

When it comes to traditional and NWOBHM inspired acts, Pittsburgh doesn't immediately spring to mind. But the new High Roller Records recording artists Legendry are looking to cast their own stone. "Wizard And The Tower Keep" is an ambitious project and mainman Vidar was eager to share all that went into the making of this future classic. We discussed all the ins and outs of the record. Plus the Pittsburgh metal scene and the meaning behind the "ry". Cool chat #2 is courtesy of Canadian hard rockers Saint Vicious. We've already introduced our listeners to the band. But their recent stopover in town gave us the opportunity to feature them in our "Extended Indie Spotlight". Definitely a band to watch for in '20. In our "News, Views, and Tunes", today more than ever we're living in a PC world and the heavy music world isn't immune to it. This week we discuss and swap stories about some past bands, songs, albums, etc; that would never make it to the new release rack today. Musically, we crank our guests + some Death, High Spirits, some solo Evo (Warfare) stuff, Child Bite, Negro Terror and Professor Black. Horns!! This Episode is sponsored by Trve Kvlt Coffee. Summon the coffee demons to possess yourself a cup today! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Listen Live Thursday's at 8pm eastern on Pure Rock Radio Drop us a line at radmetal666@gmail.com  

Memphis comedian Mo Alexander holds nothing back in this episode. He tells us how he got kicked out of both the Viper Room and Graceland. He shits on Little Debbie. Oh yea, and the phrases "Recreational Racism" and "Negro Terror" make their first appearance on this podcast LOL

Negro Terror is an all American, all hardcore punk group that just happens to be all black, but the music that's played has no color, just the crimson red of pure aggression. John Rash is a filmmaker, photographer, and video artist.

In this newest episode, Mattox And Thundercookies answer the PhatLine to dive into the Punk Rock scene of Memphis with documentarian John Rash! In a deep interview Rash tells the story behind the number 1 punk rock documentary on Amazon Prime Negro Terror that focuses on the band of the same name and it's ideals. The guys also learn more about the band's late lead singer and Bassist Omar Higgins. Crank the volume and Rock out with us on this one!

Sean Swain on Jpay and New Documentary About Band Negro Terror This week, we feature an interview with Sean Swain about the JPay system being incorporated into the North Carolina prison system based on his experiences in Ohio, increased tension leading to a riot in mid-April at Piedmont facility and the employment of former Ohio Prison Director Gary Mohr as a consultant to the NC system. Then, documentarian John Rash shares about his latest documentary about an all-black, anti-racist oi punk band from Memphis, TN. This band is called “Negro Terror” and the movie is touring the southeastern U.S. More on that in a moment. Sean Swain on JPay starts at 6:54 In the first portion of this episode, you'll be hearing from anarchist prisoner Sean Swain, but in a slightly different manner, where Bursts gets to ask a few clarifying question in the time we had available. First off, sorry about the call quality, we're still working out our recording ability for VA. When we first started talking to Sean all those years back (November 2013 if you want to hear it) it was because of his resistance to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction's privatization of services through the company Jpay, about which this cantankerous jailhouse lawyer wrote an article about the f'd up relationship between private service providers and prison-crats. Now, North Carolina DPS is employing Gary C. Mohr, former ODRC head, as a consultant and since the move the NCDPS has instituted a more intense privatization and limitation of prisoners ability to receive money on their commissary via the 3rd party corporation Jpay. In response to the restrictions of materials people need in their day to day and the support they can receive from the outside (such as limitations to who can donate to a prisoner and what info they have to give up to Jpay to send material support) has created a powder keg of austerity and tension in the NC system leading to a riot at Piedmont Correctional in mid April. Sean sees reflection of the impacts that Mohr and JPay had in Ohio and what appears to be happening with the same techno-logic in NC. A recent protest took place in the neighborhood of NC Prison Director Kenneth Lassiter and keep an eye out for more, deepening protest and organizing around this issue in NC. Of note, the latest episode of Trouble from sub.Media, features Sean talking about mass incarceration and capitalism in the U.S., echoing some of what he says in this week's episode of our show. Jackie Wang, author of Carceral Capitalism (a really great Materialist approach to looking at racialized mass incarceration in the U.S.), along with Sean, “C” from Hamilton, Sylvie and El Jones talk about the prison industrial complexes in the so-called U.S. & Canada. Really worth a watch. Documentarian John Rash starts at 22:04 In the interests of a headsup, the next segment includes a couple of white folks using an out of date term that could be considered racist. The word is in the title of a documentary film about a band by the same name, and the name is said in the spirit of helping folks more easily access the material. The band has an all Black lineup and is called Negro Terror. John Rash is a documentarian with the Southern Documentary Project who for most of the hour shares about his recent film, entitled "Negro Terror". The film follows the punk oi band from Memphis by the same name and it's three members, Ricardo Fields, Omar Higgins and Ra'id as they play around Memphis, supporting various music scenes, speaking about their project and communities. Omar, the lead singer and bassist, came up as a SHARP (Skinhead Against Racial Prejudice) between Brooklyn, NY, and Memphis, TN, and brings the skinhead approach to the music. Omar Higgins died, tragically, at the age of 38 a few weeks ago and his funeral makes it into the film. John Rash, along with Ricardo (or Rico) and Ra'id, the remaining bandmates, are now touring with this innovative film and engaging audiences in q&a sessions. After this broadcast, you can still catch the presentation in Durham at North Star Church of the Arts on Sunday, May 12th and at Fleetwoods in Asheville on Monday, May 13th (which is tomorrow as of the first broadcast of this show) for two showings, 6:30 and 8:00pm followed by that aforementioned q&a with Rico, Ra'id and John. Proceeds from the merch sales on this short tour and from the entrance to showings is contributing to covering Omar's medical and funeral funds that currently are hanging over the family. Donations can be made at supportomar.com. While this tour is short running, John hopes to show it at various film festivals, so if you're putting on such a thing or have such influence, consider contacting John and Southern Documentary Project to make that happen. If you can't see it on this tour, at some point it'll be available in full for free at southdocs.org. Once they release their final album, Paranoia, there's a chance the film will be available for free on the CD alongside the audio, so keep an eye out. . ... . .. Music in order of appearance: Ras Michael & the Sons of Negus with Jazzboe Abubaka Vulgar & Bored with SETH Negro Terror with Voice of Memphis

Episode 96, featuring a great interview with Mike of Rough Cuts and Reckless Upstarts. Our tribute to Omar Higgins of Negro Terror. Also featuring songs from Negro Terror, Lion’s Law, Bat, Made J, The Hives, Reckless Upstarts, The Bronx, Rancid, Rough Cuts, System of a Down, and Harrington Saints. Chris is picking bands from Punk Rock Bowling 2019.

Remembering Omar Higgins, 37, of the Memphis hardcore punk band Negro Terror. New shows every Tuesday. Follow on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @readyupad.

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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we take a look at the role that Memphis has played in the development of punk and all of its subgenres. From the distortion-heavy rockabilly of the 1950s, to the infamous Antenna Club of the 1980s, to contemporary bands like NOTS and Negro Terror today, we’ll explore the many bands, venues, and individuals who helped make Memphis an unlikely mecca of punk rock.

Special Edition: Episode 61.5, Midwest Live and Loud Preview. Featuring great interview with JJ Clifton of Bare Knuckle Hooligans, and songs from bands on the Midwest Live and Loud lineup: Antagonizers ATL, Negro Terror, DDC, Liberty & Justice, Haymaker, Oxley's Midnight Runners, Bare Knuckle Hooligans, Bonecrusher, Assault & Battery, Streetlight Saints, The Lower Orders, 2Minute Minor, Fighting for Scraps, Fear City, and Squared Off.

Suffering growing pains so it’s time for the weavers – this week we listen to songs based on the topic theme of Baskets! www.lead.deals SPOILER ALERT TRACKLIST: Gullah Gullah Island Theme Song, “Basket Case” by Green Day, “The Wicker Man” by Iron Maiden, “Basketball” by Kurtis Blow, “Hang ’em High” by B-Real, Coolio, Method Man, LL Cool J, and Busta Rhymes, “Voice of Memphis” by Negro Terror, “Cry Little Sister” by Marilyn Manson, “Simple Pleasures in America” by The Arrivals, “Ring of Fire” by Lera Lynn, “Nice For What” by Drake, “Like It Like That ” by Cardi B, “Splinters” by Shal Marshall, “Tisket Tasket” by Haley Mills

Today we decide to talk about anti black setiments in the black rocker community. Where it comes from and how it manifests. Song list:"Invasion" by Negro Terror, "The Archer" by Bolzer,  "Shotgun Boogie" by Church of Misery, "The Kingdom Ov Hell" by Demogoroth Satanum

Título original The Woman in Black Año 2012 Duración 95 min. País Reino Unido Reino Unido Director James Watkins Guión Jane Goldman (Novela: Susan Hill) Música Marco Beltrami Fotografía Tim Maurice-Jones Reparto Daniel Radcliffe, Ciarán Hinds, Roger Allam, Sophie Stuckey, Jessica Raine, Janet McTeer, Shaun Dooley, Liz White, Daniel Cerqueira, Andy Robb, Misha Handley, Alexia Osborne, Alfie Field Productora Alliance Atlantis Communications / Alliance Films / Hammer Film Productions Género Terror. Drama | Casas encantadas. Fantasmas. Remake Web oficial http://www.lamujerdenegrolapelicula.es/ Sinopsis Arthur Kipps es un joven abogado cuya empresa lo envía a un lugar remoto para vender la casa de un cliente que acaba de fallecer. La gestión, aparentemente rutinaria, tropieza con ciertas dificultades: los vecinos se muestran reacios a hablar sobre la casa o a acercarse a ella; además, nadie está dispuesto a admitir la existencia de una mujer de negro que él está seguro de haber visto.