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In the long awaited return of the Archie TMNT Adventures series; we present you with The Mighty Mutanimals Mini series issues 2&3 & TMNT adventures 21 & 22. The Mighty Mutanimals are fighting Maligna, Null and the Alien Invasion of Earth, while Mondo Gecko and Raphael stow away on a Spaceship. Join Manray, Jaguar, Dreadmond, Wingnut & Screwloose, and Letherhead as they defend the Rainforests of South America from the Malignoid horde! Back in New York the three remaining Turtle Brothers, Master Splinter and April O'neil confront the strange Vid Viscious. What will happen when the Shredder sets a trap? Tune in to check it out yourself! Then your Pizza Time: A Potato and Leek Pizza Recipe!

It's Thanksgiving two-fer. This Character Spotlight is Wingnut & Screwloose! Chapters: Bodacious Box - 2:54 Secret of the News - 13:35 Break/Main Topic - 28:46 Next Time - 58:34

TMNT Adventures issues 13, 14 & 15. The turtles are helped by their former ally Leatherhead and the mysterious Trap who brings Wingnut and Screwloose, to fight the Insectoid army of Maligna! They fight to rescue Cherube from the slimy clutches of Krang Warlord of Dimension X, and free the turnstone from enemy hands. Next we head to the jungles of South America where the team encounters the Jaguar, a mutated jungle dwelling Jaguar. Will he be ally or enemy to the team? Listen in for the story. A short travel down the river, guided by their new friend Jaguar, the Turtles stumble upon an undiscovered civilization where both Man and dinosaur live in harmony. They encounter a Lobo or Wolf-man as they seek to rescue the tribes people from an inhuman mining operation. Plus a Pizza Potstickers recipe for Pizza time! Be sure to check for new episodes and guest info on our website Epictalesfromthesewers.com! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/epictalesfromthesewers/message

In this episode, we make our return to The TMNT Adventures with issue #8 the first appearance of Wingnut and Screwloose titled "Wild Things"! These dimension hoping characters are lose in NY city and wreaking havoc on the skylights and windows of New York. Fresh from their trip to the Intergalactic Wrestling stadium, the Turtles arrive on the scene to handle these Batty Villains! A new Pizza Recipe and another Toy segment about Wingnut and Screwloose from the Playmates line from 1990! Be sure to leave a comment or a review at Anchor.fm or a review on iTunes! Thanks Dudes! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/epictalesfromthesewers/message

Deep in Pact is bound in place by Subordination 6.12. Blake is almost taken out by the teen Behaims and their powerful candles and sticky notes, but in the nick of time Screwloose puts his screw to use and saves the day. You can read the chapter here. Discuss the episode with everyone here. Check out previous discussion threads here. Send us feedback on the show!

Deep in Pact is bound in place by Subordination 6.12. Blake is almost taken out by the teen Behaims and their powerful candles and sticky notes, but in the nick of time Screwloose puts his screw to use and saves the day. You can read the chapter here. Discuss the episode with everyone here. Check out previous discussion threads here. Send us feedback on the show!

Deep in Pact is bound in place by Subordination 6.12. Blake is almost taken out by the teen Behaims and their powerful candles and sticky notes, but in the nick of time Screwloose puts his screw to use and saves the day. You can read the chapter here. Discuss the episode with everyone here. Check out previous discussion threads here. Send us feedback on the show!

Producer Ben fills in for Matt this week as the podcast heads both underground and into an intergalactic wrestling circuit. Brett and Ben’s childhood — and adulthood — Turtle fandom shines through in this dissection of the comics based on and inspired by the 1987 cartoon series. Would these comics have given Brett and Ben’s kid selves their desperately needed Turtle Fix? Man-Ray wields a harpoon “Now for some real work…” “I want a pizza! Like now!” NYC in a nut shell PPA-TOOIE! Wrestlers posing A Zardoz moment Splinter: caught in the act Wingnut and Screwloose origin story Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Adventures #5-8 was written by Ryan Brown and Dean Clarrain, with art by Ken Mitchroney and Jim Lawson. You can purchase the comics on Comixology or from Amazon as a nicely bound trade paperback or a digital download for your Kindle. Be sure to check out Raise Some Shell by Richard Rosenbaum (also on the iBooks Store), Tubin’ from the Coming Out Of Their Shells album, and if you can find a decent copy of the Turtles’ appearance on Oprah, let us know. It looks like Brett might have the only copy! Music: “Turtle Power” by Partners In Kryme "Ben Ragheb / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #5-8 (1989-1990)" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2014/tmnt-adventures.html

C-kore sits down with the band Screwloose.

Introducing Statix. To put it simply, dubstep's answer to Bad Company. Quite a title? With distinctive records such as ‘Mind Over Matter', 'samurai' & ‘anymore' shredding their way through the dubstep scene, it's one that is definitely justified. Statix means …. Well, nothing actually, there isn't a reason behind the name, although there is a reason as to why Statix contains 4 members. Eddie, Ross & John take care of the beats, while arguably Bristol's finest dubstep MC 'Frilla' spits catchy hooks and bars on an unsuspecting audience. Back in 2008, a Music Technology course in Bristol began to bring the group together. Soon enough, friendships were developed, musical influences were shared and finally, the idea to bring about the group 'Statix' was put forward and optimised. It wasn't long before the world took notice of the somewhat refreshing sound the guys were bringing to the dance-floor. Radio plays from the likes of Caspa, Rusko & Crissy Criss followed a ‘mini-mix' request on the infamous Mary Anne Hobbs Radio 1 show. The spotlight was significantly placed upon ‘Mind Over Matter' which even featured on Mary Anne Hobbs' U.S tour blog, beside the likes of Chase & Status, Joker & Plactician. ‘Mind Over Matter' was then chosen to be released on one of the most exciting and contemporary record labels to emerge from 2009, ‘Screwloose Records' where it would join highly desired up and coming releases from the likes of KOAN Sound & Asa. After the sudden kick start, things only stated to get better for Statix, bagging themselves headline slots at club night across the UK and europe with the likes of Nero, Chase & Status and Being commissioned for remixes from the likes of Gatekeeper, Dr.syntax and Kate Mcgill. But as dubstep became more mainstream, The competition got tougher. They soon realised that a cunning master plan was needed to get them to the top, so they slowly slipped into the shadows to work on their sound. 9 months later, Statix are about to unleash the type of bass music the scene has been missing. Catchy vocals, Heaven sent synth lines, but keeping the basslines dark and nasty! Look out for the anthem that is 'Anymore' co-produced by the infamous Eddie K, seeing a release on H.E.N.CH in november 2011. Keep an ear out for forthcoming tracks on Screwloose records featuring 'Dr.Syntax' & 'Metropolis' (Foreign Beggars) amongst remixes for 'Zanetic' and Katie Sky and hold tight for the first ever static Drum n Bass colaboration with Hospital sensation 'N3gus'. Perhaps the best thing about Statix is the fact that the talent doesn't stop at the loading screen for Reason 4.0. Word of mouth alone established Statix high on the bills of several nights to start with in their home town of Bristol. Why? A well coordinated approach to live performances coupled with superb DJ skills and jaw dropping MC talent. Even with the somewhat dark sound the group can unleash through a sound-system, the future is most definitely bright for Statix. And with a live performance in the works, things are about to go from sick, to slick. TRACKLISTING1. Statix – Mind Over Matter – Screwloose 2. Statix – Purgatory – Rottun 3. Statix – Devoid of a Soul – Rottun 4. Statix – Proxima Centauri – Free Download 5. Statix – Origin – Free Download 6. Gatekeeper – Ignite ft Grillza & Dread (Statix Remix) – Screwloose 7. Statix – Samurai (Matta Remix) – Screwloose 8. Statix – Grudge (Balkansky Remix) – Culture Assault Dub 9. Statix – Mind Over Matter (Sinister Souls Remix) – Screwloose 10. Eddie K & Statix – Blinded – Hench 11. Statix – Escape – Screwloose 12. Teknian – Desperados (Statix Remix) – Screwloose 13. Statix – Samurai – Screwloose 14. Eddie K & Statix – Anymore – Hench 15. Eddie K & Statix – Anymore (100bpm edit) - Hench 16. Eddie K & Statix – Anymore (Astronaut Remix) - Dub 17. Statix & N3gus – A.D.D – Free Download 18. Statix – Mind Over Matter (LoKo Remix) – Screwloose 19. Foreign Beggars ft Alix Perez – LDN (Eddie K & Statix Remix) – Never Say Die 20. Statix – Intergalactic Temples – Dub 21. Statix – Londinium – Screwloose 22. Statix – Londinium (Vexisle Remix) – Screwloose 23. Kate Mcgill – Replaced (Statix Remix) – Free Download

Introducing Statix. To put it simply, dubstep’s answer to Bad Company. Quite a title? With distinctive records such as ‘Mind Over Matter’, 'samurai' & ‘anymore’ shredding their way through the dubstep scene, it’s one that is definitely justified. Statix means …. Well, nothing actually, there isn’t a reason behind the name, although there is a reason as to why Statix contains 4 members. Eddie, Ross & John take care of the beats, while arguably Bristol’s finest dubstep MC 'Frilla' spits catchy hooks and bars on an unsuspecting audience. Back in 2008, a Music Technology course in Bristol began to bring the group together. Soon enough, friendships were developed, musical influences were shared and finally, the idea to bring about the group 'Statix' was put forward and optimised. It wasn’t long before the world took notice of the somewhat refreshing sound the guys were bringing to the dance-floor. Radio plays from the likes of Caspa, Rusko & Crissy Criss followed a ‘mini-mix’ request on the infamous Mary Anne Hobbs Radio 1 show. The spotlight was significantly placed upon ‘Mind Over Matter’ which even featured on Mary Anne Hobbs’ U.S tour blog, beside the likes of Chase & Status, Joker & Plactician. ‘Mind Over Matter’ was then chosen to be released on one of the most exciting and contemporary record labels to emerge from 2009, ‘Screwloose Records’ where it would join highly desired up and coming releases from the likes of KOAN Sound & Asa. After the sudden kick start, things only stated to get better for Statix, bagging themselves headline slots at club night across the UK and europe with the likes of Nero, Chase & Status and Being commissioned for remixes from the likes of Gatekeeper, Dr.syntax and Kate Mcgill. But as dubstep became more mainstream, The competition got tougher. They soon realised that a cunning master plan was needed to get them to the top, so they slowly slipped into the shadows to work on their sound. 9 months later, Statix are about to unleash the type of bass music the scene has been missing. Catchy vocals, Heaven sent synth lines, but keeping the basslines dark and nasty! Look out for the anthem that is 'Anymore' co-produced by the infamous Eddie K, seeing a release on H.E.N.CH in november 2011. Keep an ear out for forthcoming tracks on Screwloose records featuring 'Dr.Syntax' & 'Metropolis' (Foreign Beggars) amongst remixes for 'Zanetic' and Katie Sky and hold tight for the first ever static Drum n Bass colaboration with Hospital sensation 'N3gus'. Perhaps the best thing about Statix is the fact that the talent doesn’t stop at the loading screen for Reason 4.0. Word of mouth alone established Statix high on the bills of several nights to start with in their home town of Bristol. Why? A well coordinated approach to live performances coupled with superb DJ skills and jaw dropping MC talent. Even with the somewhat dark sound the group can unleash through a sound-system, the future is most definitely bright for Statix. And with a live performance in the works, things are about to go from sick, to slick. TRACKLISTING1. Statix – Mind Over Matter – Screwloose 2. Statix – Purgatory – Rottun 3. Statix – Devoid of a Soul – Rottun 4. Statix – Proxima Centauri – Free Download 5. Statix – Origin – Free Download 6. Gatekeeper – Ignite ft Grillza & Dread (Statix Remix) – Screwloose 7. Statix – Samurai (Matta Remix) – Screwloose 8. Statix – Grudge (Balkansky Remix) – Culture Assault Dub 9. Statix – Mind Over Matter (Sinister Souls Remix) – Screwloose 10. Eddie K & Statix – Blinded – Hench 11. Statix – Escape – Screwloose 12. Teknian – Desperados (Statix Remix) – Screwloose 13. Statix – Samurai – Screwloose 14. Eddie K & Statix – Anymore – Hench 15. Eddie K & Statix – Anymore (100bpm edit) - Hench 16. Eddie K & Statix – Anymore (Astronaut Remix) - Dub 17. Statix & N3gus – A.D.D – Free Download 18. Statix – Mind Over Matter (LoKo Remix) – Screwloose 19. Foreign Beggars ft Alix Perez – LDN (Eddie K & Statix Remix) – Never Say Die 20. Statix – Intergalactic Temples – Dub 21. Statix – Londinium – Screwloose 22. Statix – Londinium (Vexisle Remix) – Screwloose 23. Kate Mcgill – Replaced (Statix Remix) – Free Download

Introducing Statix. To put it simply, dubstep’s answer to Bad Company. Quite a title? With distinctive records such as ‘Mind Over Matter’, 'samurai' & ‘anymore’ shredding their way through the dubstep scene, it’s one that is definitely justified. Statix means …. Well, nothing actually, there isn’t a reason behind the name, although there is a reason as to why Statix contains 4 members. Eddie, Ross & John take care of the beats, while arguably Bristol’s finest dubstep MC 'Frilla' spits catchy hooks and bars on an unsuspecting audience. Back in 2008, a Music Technology course in Bristol began to bring the group together. Soon enough, friendships were developed, musical influences were shared and finally, the idea to bring about the group 'Statix' was put forward and optimised. It wasn’t long before the world took notice of the somewhat refreshing sound the guys were bringing to the dance-floor. Radio plays from the likes of Caspa, Rusko & Crissy Criss followed a ‘mini-mix’ request on the infamous Mary Anne Hobbs Radio 1 show. The spotlight was significantly placed upon ‘Mind Over Matter’ which even featured on Mary Anne Hobbs’ U.S tour blog, beside the likes of Chase & Status, Joker & Plactician. ‘Mind Over Matter’ was then chosen to be released on one of the most exciting and contemporary record labels to emerge from 2009, ‘Screwloose Records’ where it would join highly desired up and coming releases from the likes of KOAN Sound & Asa. After the sudden kick start, things only stated to get better for Statix, bagging themselves headline slots at club night across the UK and europe with the likes of Nero, Chase & Status and Being commissioned for remixes from the likes of Gatekeeper, Dr.syntax and Kate Mcgill. But as dubstep became more mainstream, The competition got tougher. They soon realised that a cunning master plan was needed to get them to the top, so they slowly slipped into the shadows to work on their sound. 9 months later, Statix are about to unleash the type of bass music the scene has been missing. Catchy vocals, Heaven sent synth lines, but keeping the basslines dark and nasty! Look out for the anthem that is 'Anymore' co-produced by the infamous Eddie K, seeing a release on H.E.N.CH in november 2011. Keep an ear out for forthcoming tracks on Screwloose records featuring 'Dr.Syntax' & 'Metropolis' (Foreign Beggars) amongst remixes for 'Zanetic' and Katie Sky and hold tight for the first ever static Drum n Bass colaboration with Hospital sensation 'N3gus'. Perhaps the best thing about Statix is the fact that the talent doesn’t stop at the loading screen for Reason 4.0. Word of mouth alone established Statix high on the bills of several nights to start with in their home town of Bristol. Why? A well coordinated approach to live performances coupled with superb DJ skills and jaw dropping MC talent. Even with the somewhat dark sound the group can unleash through a sound-system, the future is most definitely bright for Statix. And with a live performance in the works, things are about to go from sick, to slick. TRACKLISTING1. Statix – Mind Over Matter – Screwloose 2. Statix – Purgatory – Rottun 3. Statix – Devoid of a Soul – Rottun 4. Statix – Proxima Centauri – Free Download 5. Statix – Origin – Free Download 6. Gatekeeper – Ignite ft Grillza & Dread (Statix Remix) – Screwloose 7. Statix – Samurai (Matta Remix) – Screwloose 8. Statix – Grudge (Balkansky Remix) – Culture Assault Dub 9. Statix – Mind Over Matter (Sinister Souls Remix) – Screwloose 10. Eddie K & Statix – Blinded – Hench 11. Statix – Escape – Screwloose 12. Teknian – Desperados (Statix Remix) – Screwloose 13. Statix – Samurai – Screwloose 14. Eddie K & Statix – Anymore – Hench 15. Eddie K & Statix – Anymore (100bpm edit) - Hench 16. Eddie K & Statix – Anymore (Astronaut Remix) - Dub 17. Statix & N3gus – A.D.D – Free Download 18. Statix – Mind Over Matter (LoKo Remix) – Screwloose 19. Foreign Beggars ft Alix Perez – LDN (Eddie K & Statix Remix) – Never Say Die 20. Statix – Intergalactic Temples – Dub 21. Statix – Londinium – Screwloose 22. Statix – Londinium (Vexisle Remix) – Screwloose 23. Kate Mcgill – Replaced (Statix Remix) – Free Download

This month, Panda presents Teknian in the mix. This 17-year old Swedish dubstep producer started out writing drum and bass music when he was 12 years old, later switching to dubstep when he encountered his first dubstep tune 'Africa' by the Others. Since then a lot happened as Teknian has received play support from names such as KOAN Sound, Culprate, Inspector Dubplate and Asa. He is now part of the Screwloose Records family. Screwloose is pushing a fresh sound that is completely different from conventional dubstep that is a lot more minimal and deep. Teknian's tracks fit in there perfectly. His debut release on Screwloose entitled the Firedance EP is out now and can be downloaded @ http://j.mp/ItUnnf In this mix, Teknian brings you a selection of his and Screwloose latest tracks and remixes in an exclusive mix! Leave your appreciation for him in the comments! Also don't forget to rate it (even if you hate it) and subscribe if you haven't done so yet. I'm almost at 40,000 subscribers which of course pales in comparison to my D&B channel at 90,000, does the dubstep massive keep it that way? Go subscribe and make it big! TRACKLISTINGTeknian - Firedance Kursa - Boxed In Zanetic - Neon Black (Teknian Remix) Teknian - Desperados (Statix Remix) Tasha Baxter - The Journey (Culprate & Twist Remix) Teknian - Ruff (Koven Remix) The Strangers - Zero (D2 Remix) Farkas - Keepin It Kasket & Mr Sleepz - Sharp Shoes Teknian & Kasket - Urban Grounds Loefah - Disko Rekah (Teknian Remix) Culprate - Tragic

This month, Panda presents Teknian in the mix. This 17-year old Swedish dubstep producer started out writing drum and bass music when he was 12 years old, later switching to dubstep when he encountered his first dubstep tune 'Africa' by the Others. Since then a lot happened as Teknian has received play support from names such as KOAN Sound, Culprate, Inspector Dubplate and Asa. He is now part of the Screwloose Records family. Screwloose is pushing a fresh sound that is completely different from conventional dubstep that is a lot more minimal and deep. Teknian's tracks fit in there perfectly. His debut release on Screwloose entitled the Firedance EP is out now and can be downloaded @ http://j.mp/ItUnnf In this mix, Teknian brings you a selection of his and Screwloose latest tracks and remixes in an exclusive mix! Leave your appreciation for him in the comments! Also don't forget to rate it (even if you hate it) and subscribe if you haven't done so yet. I'm almost at 40,000 subscribers which of course pales in comparison to my D&B channel at 90,000, does the dubstep massive keep it that way? Go subscribe and make it big! TRACKLISTINGTeknian - Firedance Kursa - Boxed In Zanetic - Neon Black (Teknian Remix) Teknian - Desperados (Statix Remix) Tasha Baxter - The Journey (Culprate & Twist Remix) Teknian - Ruff (Koven Remix) The Strangers - Zero (D2 Remix) Farkas - Keepin It Kasket & Mr Sleepz - Sharp Shoes Teknian & Kasket - Urban Grounds Loefah - Disko Rekah (Teknian Remix) Culprate - Tragic

This month, Panda presents Teknian in the mix. This 17-year old Swedish dubstep producer started out writing drum and bass music when he was 12 years old, later switching to dubstep when he encountered his first dubstep tune 'Africa' by the Others. Since then a lot happened as Teknian has received play support from names such as KOAN Sound, Culprate, Inspector Dubplate and Asa. He is now part of the Screwloose Records family. Screwloose is pushing a fresh sound that is completely different from conventional dubstep that is a lot more minimal and deep. Teknian's tracks fit in there perfectly. His debut release on Screwloose entitled the Firedance EP is out now and can be downloaded @ http://j.mp/ItUnnf In this mix, Teknian brings you a selection of his and Screwloose latest tracks and remixes in an exclusive mix! Leave your appreciation for him in the comments! Also don't forget to rate it (even if you hate it) and subscribe if you haven't done so yet. I'm almost at 40,000 subscribers which of course pales in comparison to my D&B channel at 90,000, does the dubstep massive keep it that way? Go subscribe and make it big! TRACKLISTINGTeknian - Firedance Kursa - Boxed In Zanetic - Neon Black (Teknian Remix) Teknian - Desperados (Statix Remix) Tasha Baxter - The Journey (Culprate & Twist Remix) Teknian - Ruff (Koven Remix) The Strangers - Zero (D2 Remix) Farkas - Keepin It Kasket & Mr Sleepz - Sharp Shoes Teknian & Kasket - Urban Grounds Loefah - Disko Rekah (Teknian Remix) Culprate - Tragic

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