Happy New Year, Garage Punks! Gringo and Panti-Christ pilot this first episode of the new year spinning ear-splitting tracks by The Come n’ Go, The Spaceshits, Blacktop, Q65 and a double-block of some rare Voodoo Rhythm recordings. Keep an eye on your volume settings ’cause this show is LOUD!
The full Sonic Nightmares team is back in action and this ain’t no therapy session! Shake your ass to bands like The Magnetix, Li’l Bob & The Lollipops, the Frosted Flaykes and Pirate Love! Record collectors are guaranteed to shit in their pants as Beat-Man unearths a rare track by Washington Phillips and Gringo spins a tune from the “lost” Morlocks record! What are you waiting for? Press play now!
What makes this episode extra special may not be the fact that it’s a whopping 90 minutes long or that it happens to be our one-year anniversary on GaragePunk.com, but that we are joined by guest hosts Brother Panti-Christ and El Tiki from the original Sonic Nightmares radio show. In an attempt to bring them back into the fold permanently, The Reverend Beat-Man and co-sponsor, Gringo Starr, have founded a 12-step therapy program - Sonic Nightmares Anonymous®! Listen to the sound of grown men weeping as our two long lost soul mates are granted the serenity to accept the things they cannot change and embrace the evil turntables once again. Free coffee and donuts will be provided along with tracks by The Knee Jerk Reactions, The Crawdaddys, The Wimple Winch, Howlin’ Wolf, Mickey Hampshire, The Madcowgirl Disease and a bonus set of Turkish Psyche-Folk!
Enjoy 83 Minutes of Sonically Nightmarish tales of dead surfers, ghosts on the highway, walks through the graveyard, phantoms, vampires and spoken word by the stinking corpse of Boris Karloff. Boo!
Enjoy a sneak preview of some new Voodoo Rhythm Records releases by Pirate Love, Movie Star Junkies, and The Guilty Hearts accompanied by a blistering collection of boogie woogie, blues, garage, rockabilly and psych, hosted by your old pal, Gringo Starr.
Damen und Herren, Señoras y Señores, Mesdames et Messieurs, Senhoras e Cavalheiros, Дамы и господа! This episode features 23 tracks of mind-numbing beat, punk, garage, psyche, bop and slop in 11 different languages! Scratch your head to the indecipherable sounds of Sperma, Os Gambuzinos, Ali Baba & Ses 4 Voleurs, Sanni Purmonene and many more equally unpronounceable groups! Moderated in Swiss-German dialect with English subtitles. Enjoy!
It’s quiz time once again, GaragePunkers! Name the Mystery Track and win the Voodoo Rhythm record of your choice! Leave your answers in the comment section below and while you’re racking your collective brains enjoy a full hour of musical entertainment featuring tracks by Man Made Monster, The Swinging Neckbreakers, Mr. Quintron, as well as the usual shenanigans and the occasional ’80s German new-wave track just to keep things tidy! Good luck!
It’s lucky episode #13 featuring everything you love to hate about Sonic Nightmares - Scratchy vinyl records, ’80s German new wave, freedom rock, mindless rambling in broken English, folk music, cheap special effects and a blatant refusal to maintain the garage-punk status quo. So be prepared to punk out with tracks by 1313 Mockingbird Lane, The Guilty Hearts and The Tokyo Sex Destruction or hold your nose to the nauseating sounds of United Balls, Klaus Nomi, and the Bay City Rollers! Please keep in mind that this full hour of entertainment is offered to you totally free of charge!
Last episode’s concept of Beat-Man moderating the show by telephone while in outer space has now mutated into a cheesy old-time radio serial, Orson Wellesian teenage alien invasion, science fiction variety hour-type thing. But don’t be fooled by all the bells and whistles (or all the echo)! This episode highlights some of the greatest punk tracks of all time (in our opinion, of course)! Featuring cuts by The Dead Boys, Zackary Thaks, The Damned, Suicide, Pop Rivets, The Seeds, The Velvet Underground and Hasil Adkins! This episode is dedicated to our fellow GaragePunk.com podcaster, Mr. Dan Electreau. Hey man, the words “flying saucer” were never uttered in this podcast (with the exception of The Rezillos).
The Reverend Beat-Man takes the wheel this episode, producing the podcast through a telephone from the Voodoo Rhythm Records Headquarters. Expect scratchy 78s, Blues, ’60s Euro-pop, trash, instrumental and anything else Beat-Man has found at the thrift shop lately. For mature audiences only!
Gringo and Beat-Man once again dig into the Sonic Nightmares “Vault of Vinyl,” bringing you a kick-ass mix of Beat, Punk, Garage, and Blues. Featuring tracks by The Downliners Sect, The Slaves, The Rat Hole Shake, and Hound Dog Taylor! Plus the usual crap and commentary you have become accustomed to as an avid Sonic Nightmares listener.
This episode is dedicated to Albert Hofmann, the father of LSD, who died as a result of a heart attack on April 29, 2008 in the village of Burg im Leimental, near Basel, Switzerland at the age of 102! This episode will showcase the effect Herr Hofmann’s discovery had on teenage kids who played guitars in rock-and-roll bands. Featuring mind-expanding tracks from The Hands of Time, The Seeds, Teddy and His Patches, the 13th Floor Elevators and more. Turn over, tune out, and drop by!
It’s the Gringo Starr Show, ladies and gentlemen! Gringo is left watching the store this episode while The Reverend basks in the California sun. Featuring wild tracks from Wau y Los Arrrghs, The Monsters, Ulan Bator Trio, Thee Butchers’ Orchestra and more records to ruin any party.
This week we examine the diverse underground rock-and-roll scene of one of Europe’s smallest countries, Switzerland! Featuring newer garage groups (The Get Lost! and The Giant Robots), ’80s rockabilly (Dixie Bop and Crazy Cats), ’70s punk (TNT and Bastard), noise bands (Eigernordwand), lo-fi (The Tab Hunter), ’60s groups (The Sevens and the Ghools), and much more from the happiest place on Earth! Expert commentary and analysis included.
You may already be a winner! Just participate in the Sonic Nightmares Rock-and-Roll Quiz and you could win the Voodoo Rhythm Records CD of your choice by simply naming the “Mystery Track”! You have nothing to lose and only knowledge to gain as Reverend Beat-Man and Gringo Starr broaden your musical horizons and teach you a thing or two along the way. Featuring newer tracks by The Raws, The Masons and bands from Shake Your Ass Records out of Italy. Doo-Wop, Barber Shop, Rockabilly, and Portuguese Beat included. Get your thinking caps ready!
The Reverend and Gringo bring you an eclectic, electric offering as they roll up their sleeves and dig deep into the bowls of their record collections. Expect anything from Country-Cajun, Garage-Punk, European Sixties Chanson, Freedom Rock, and Japanese Beat as well as a special block of new Voodoo Rhythm Records releases. You have been warned!
Just when you thought you had enough, Reverend Beat-Man and Gringo Starr from Voodoo Rhythm Records serve up another steaming helping of the ’60s garage revival of the 1980s! You’ll be shocked as your hosts spin long-lost tracks like “Curanderos” by The Vietnam Veterans, “I Can’t Stand This Love” by Plan 9 and weird nuggets such as “Rebellion” by The Daisy Chain!! This show is guaranteed to grow out your mullet in one easy hour completely free of charge! These shows are dedicated to the memory of Paula Pierce, Greg Shaw, Wendy Wild, Mike Ball, and Scott Burton.
Grab your Beatle Boots and prepare to get wyld and ugly as Reverend Beat-Man and Gringo Starr from Voodoo Rhythm Records take you on a trip back to the ’60s garage revival of the 1980s! Part one of a two-part show.
Almost live from Switzerland! “Where the cows shit freely and we smell it vigorously!” Your hosts, Reverend Beat-Man and Gringo Starr of Voodoo Rhythm Records, wish you a merry fucking Christmas.
Anything goes in an eclectic hour of blues, gospel, schlager, rockabilly, garage, beat, punk and trash-in-your-face. Guaranteed to ruin any party and put hair on your chest! Pops, cracks, and hisses are included for your listening enjoyment.
Reverend Beat-Man and Gringo Starr of Voodoo Rhythm Records play their latest thrift-shop finds along with new Voodoo Rhythm releases. Pops, cracks, and hisses are included for your listening enjoyment.