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Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #898
Jun 20, 2026
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| 6/20/26 | Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #898 | RADIO BROADCAST #89806-19–26Fanatic! I hope you had a great week. I’m pretty jammed with work and press obligations right now. I just noticed that the sun is setting and I’ve got to put some show notes together. There is a new album by Sleep called Hempispheres. You can find out more information about it right here:https://www.hempispheres. comOn June 24, the new Dion Lunadon album Rare Gems Vol. One comes out and we can start tracks.https://dionlunadon.bandcamp. com/album/rare-gems-volume-oneI am really digging the new Memo PST album Eternal Actors. We have a track from it tonight.https://intheredrecords.com/ products/memo-pst-eternal- actors-lpI’ve been doing a lot of press in support of the Cramps Gravest Gravy album, set to come out in August. We can’t wait for you to hear this one. https://midheaven.com/item/ cramps/gravest-gravyWe have what you will hopefully find a tremendous selection of frogs at their best, as well as some excellent tunes. Have a great night of listening, a tremendous weekend and STAY FANATIC!!! –– Henry | — | ||||||
| 6/13/26 | Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #897 | RADIO BROADCAST #89706-12–26Fanatic! Depending where you are in the world, you might be experiencing warm to hot weather. For example, Australia is in winter. At the time of this writing, beautiful Melbourne is experiencing 57° and a severe weather advisory is in place. Wind gusts up to 33 mph! Meanwhile, in Washington DC, it’s damn near 100°. As far as I’m concerned, it’s summer. Warm weather listening is happening. Unrest, Air Miami, and other offshoots of Mark Robinson are in play. Infotainment Scan by The Fall, the U.K. Subs, and several others are back. I think something really cool happens when music goes through warm air. For many years, it’s been my opinion that music sounds better at elevated temperatures. Some bands, like the Cramps, who I think we might have played on our show once or twice over the years, is excellent warm-to-hot weather listening. Early Birthday Party, Machine Gun Etiquette by the Damned, and so many others. I think a Fanatic is, as they say, spoiled for choice.Fanatic, you might notice that in our second hour we have a track by an artist called ViRG, fighting out of Leesburg, Virginia, and weeks away from releasing her next record, Why Not Destroy This? My apologies for not knowing about this music before ViRG, otherwise known as Piano Whitman, kindly sent me the track we’re listening to tonight. I will get more ViRG music into upcoming shows. I think the music is really cool. https://virg.bandcamp.comFanatic, tonight’s selection of tunes, starting with Dr. Charles M Bogert and his frog squad, I hope you will find to be great summer listening. For Fanatics in Australia, or any other parts of the world where the weather is the opposite, these tracks are for your enjoyment as well.No matter where you are, please never forget the importance of hydration, the dangers of prolonged exposure to the sun, and that whenever possible, have some music on. Thank you for tuning in and STAY FANATIC!!! –– Henry | — | ||||||
| 6/6/26 | Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #896 | RADIO BROADCAST #89606-05–26Fanatic! You will hopefully be overjoyed to know it’s June and the frogs are back. A brief glance below will show you that we start this amazing month with the thrilling sounds of the green tree frog.Just back from a great mixing experience with Ian MacKaye for a project that will be released when the label we did the work for says so. Something to look forward to. I’m still trying to get my body out of the shape of a car seat.Unsurprisingly, our good pal and sonic ally John Dwyer has released another record.Off Course: https://ohsees.bandcamp.com/ album/off-courseWhoops, there’s another one.Cara Maluco: https://ohsees.bandcamp.com/ album/cara-maluco-ep-etched-b- sideWe have for you tonight, a bountiful batch of tunes that we hope you will enjoy.Have a tremendous night of listening, a well hydrated weekend and STAY FANATIC!!! –– Henry | — | ||||||
| 5/30/26 | Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #895 | RADIO BROADCAST #89505-29–26Fanatic, you might remember over the last several weeks, I’ve been telling you about a record Larry Hardy, Ian and I had been working on. Not the excellent U.K. Subs EP, which was just unleashed, https://intheredrecords.com/ collections/store/products/u- k-subs-demo-kicks-12 but yet another. The press release went out two days ago, so now I can tell you all about it. We’ve been waiting for this moment! On August 21, the Cramps’ label Vengeance will be back in action! First up is a release that’s going to blow your mind. It’s called Gravest Gravy. The title is in reference to the Gravest Hits 12”. Several weeks ago, Larry was going through the tape vault of the Cramps. He came up upon 7 ¼” reels. After a bit of inquiry, he found out these were mixes of tracks the band recorded in October 1977 in Memphis, Tennessee at Ardent studios, with the great Alex Chilton producing. These would be the same sessions that inflicted the first two Cramps 7” records upon the yet-to-be-infected. Wait, there was a time before the Cramps?! It seems hard to imagine, but yes. Legend tells us that the band had been planning on recording their song TV Set as their first A side with another track or tracks. Mr. Chilton advised that they record everything they knew and the best songs would make the record. Luckily for all of us, that’s what the Cramps did. The result was a whole bunch of Cramps music you’ve never heard. Lux and Ivy mixed nine of the twelve tracks in North Hollywood in 1989. Alex Chilton mixed three in Memphis. For reasons lost to time, the project was shelved, even though they had the tracks mixed, the cover photo selected, and a title. Larry decided Gravest Gravy must come out. It might not surprise you that we got to work immediately. Brian Kehew transferred the tapes. I selected the keeper mixes, then sent them and my notes to Ian MacKaye, whose ears I trust more than anyone. He listened to all the mixes and agreed with my selections. He volunteered to do some level adjustment and EQ work on two of the tracks at Inner Ear Studios with the great Don Zientara. Ian and Don turned that around very quickly. Several days later, after a running order had been determined by multiple drafts, bounced back and forth between Ian and myself, the tracks landed at Infrasonic Sound in Nashville. Engineer extraordinaire Pete Lyman, mastered the tracks superbly. We had an amazing record that we couldn’t tell anyone about. Several days later, the test pressings came back and the team was floored. It sounds great. Usually, something like this would take between 10 to 15 months or even longer to come out. Larry decided that sooner was better than later. Works for me! Gravest Gravy will be unleashed on August 21, in multiple color variants and CD. Fanatic, words can barely describe how awesome this record is. You might know that in the early live sets of the Cramps, they did a number of covers that soon left the set as original material edged them out. Those who pay attention to bootlegs or have been in the world of tape trading, might remember the Cramps playing a great version of Hungry by Paul Revere and the Raiders. There’s no way the band would’ve ever put that down on tape, right? It’s on the album, with Alex Chilton joining on keyboard. Also, from their early sets is Problem Child, written by Sam Phillips. You might remember me telling you many times over the years, right before we listened to the Cramps doing their rippin’ version of Rocket In My Pocket released in 1958 by Jimmy Lloyd that I’d pulled from live recordings, that sadly, the band never did a studio version. Well Fanatic, I was wrong! That too is on the record, and it sounds so great. Also, making things interesting, you get versions of tracks that ended up on the Psychedelic Jungle album. The way they sound with Bryan Gregory is quite different. Here’s the track listing: TV Set Weekend On Mars Twist & Shout Jungle Hop Can’t Hardly Stand It Hungry The Natives Are Restless Domino Can’t Find My Mind Rockin’ Bones Problem Child Rocket In My Pocket The Cramps - Gravest Gravy Photo courtesy of ArtistWow! Photograph by the great Stephanie Chernikowski. Design by Jon Krop The very talented Jason Willis made a video for TV Set. https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=9K3cc9BMqmU Feel free to watch it over and over. I do! Preorder info: https://midheaven.com I’ve worked on a lot of records in almost every capacity there is, and I can honestly say that I’ve never been more excited about a single project I’ve been a part of than Gravest Gravy. You should know that another album of hyper-rare Cramps tracks is finished. The tracks have been mastered and when it’s release time, we’ll let you know. There are more Cramps projects in various stages of completion that will be turned loose over the next several months. We’ll keep you in the loop on all of it. Stay sick! Turn blue! We would like to acknowledge the passing of the legendary Jazz saxophonist Sonny Rollins. Fanatic, a grand gathering of tunes awaits you. We hope you have a great night of listening and a tremendous weekend. Never forget the importance of hydration and STAY FANATIC!!! –– Henry | — | ||||||
| 5/23/26 | Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #894 | RADIO BROADCAST #89405-22–26Fanatic! I hope you had a great week and got some music listened to. For the last few days, I’ve been not sleeping and moving around the country via airplane. There’s nothing like a big weather system in Dallas to throw your travel plans into chaos.You might remember last year, when I appeared to have caused some confusion when I told you Ian MacKaye and I had worked on a record together at Inner Ear Studios in Arlington, VA. The record in question has just been released. We are extremely stoked that it’s finally available. Here’s some information:U.K. Subs - Demo Kicks01. Brand New Age (Harper / Garratt) 02. Kicks (Harper / Garratt) 03. Emotional Blackmail Part 1 (Harper / Garratt)04. Same Thing (Slack / Harper) that is finally available.Vocals: Charlie Harper Guitar: Nicky Garratt Bass: Paul Slack Drums: Pete DaviesRecorded at Alvic Sound Studio August 21 1979Engineer: Steve SmithMixed by Ian MacKaye and Henry Rollins for RAM Prod.Session consultant: Eddie Janney / FOEInner Ear Studios Arlington, VirginiaEngineer: Don ZientaraTape transferred and mastered by Pete Lyman Infrasonic Sound Nashville, TennesseeTracks 1–3 previously unreleasedOn June 16, 2025, I saw a U.K. Subs multi-track demo tape for sale on eBay, of all places. I got it and sent a photo of the front cover of the tape box, which informs the back cover of this 12” to Subs drummer Pete Davies, to see what he might remember. He said it looked legit. I took the tape to Infrasonic Sound, a great studio in Nashville and asked engineer Pete Lyman if he could transfer the tape. Days later, he sent Ian MacKaye and I a rough mix of the session. I was stoked to hear that three of the four tracks were unreleased. I contacted Ian and suggested we take the tracks to Don Zientara’s Inner Ear Studios in Arlington, VA (where we made our first records decades ago) to mix them. On September 30 there we were with Don. Due to the tracks being so well recorded, and the band playing so incredibly, our first mix began to take shape very quickly. Part way into the session, Eddie Janney (Untouchables, Faith, Rites Of Spring, One Last Wish, Happy Go Licky, Skewbald) arrived to sit in and we had another Subs fan in attendance. Together, we finished mixing the last two tracks. We brought the mixes to Pete Lyman for mastering. I wrote Subs vocalist Charlie Harper and asked his permission to unleash the tracks and he said go ahead. So, here we are with three unreleased U.K. Subs tunes and a new mix of Same Thing. Studio Kicks, indeed! These songs are finally where they should be—with you.--Henryhttps://intheredrecords.com/ blogs/newsThe record is really good and I hope you get a chance to check it out. We have another record being pressed right now. We will be able to announce in late June and the record will be released in the third week of August. Something to look forward to.Today, is Sun Ra’s birthday, so we have included two tracks of his.Thanks to Fanatic Jim, I got the heads up that there’s a new record by Cosey Mueller called Embodiment Of Denial. A little less than 90 USD including postage to the USA. As much as it pains me, I think I’ll just be getting the download. We will start tracks soon. In any case, thank you, Fanatic Jim.https://coseymueller.bandcamp. com/album/embodiment-of-denialTonight, we have a solid group of tunes that will hopefully get your weekend off to a great start. You’ll notice we have a U.K. Subs track from their fourth album Diminished Responsibility. This is the original cover artwork. Still in existence, over 40 years later.U.K. Subs - Diminished Responsibility (Original Album Artwork) Photo courtesy of ArtistFanatic, did you know that this show is re-broadcast on Monday nights on KCRW at 10 PM Pacific Standard Time? Well, now you do!We hope you enjoy tonight’s show. Have a great weekend and STAY FANATIC!!! –– HenryWe’re on Blueskyhenryrollins21361.bsky.socialHour 101. Ramones - I Wanna Be Sedated / Road To Ruin02. The Damned - Neat Neat Neat / Damned Damned Damned03. Ween - Dr. Rock / The Pod 04. Continuals - All About Kissing / Never Sleep05. Buzzcocks - I Don't Mind / Singles Going Steady06. U.K. Subs - Too Tired / Diminished Responsibility 07. Screensaver – Division / new 202608. Fuzz - Sleigh Ride / Fuzz's Fourth Dream09. Flin Flon - Ukraina / A-Ok10. Gyasi - Star / Here Comes The Good Part11. River City Tanlines - Black Knight / All 7 Inches Plus 2 More 12. Season 2 - Lucky / Power Of Now13. Chain & the Gang - I Hate Winners / Experimental Music14. The Fall - Slang King (Long Session) / The Wonderful And Frightening World Of…15. The Mae Shi - The Melody / The Mae Shi Mixtape 16. The Warmers - The Beautiful Light / The Warmers17. Sun Ra - The Antique Blacks / The Antique Blacks18. Sheriff Lindo And The Hammer - And On The Seventh Day...Dub / Ten Dubs That Shook The World Hour 201. Beastie Boys - A Year And A Day / Paul's Boutique02. Dion Lunadon - Reduction Agent / Dion Lunadon03. The Stains - Sick And Crazy / Chunks04. Lee Perry w/ Mouse On Mars - Rockcurry / Spatial, No Problem05. Wand - Dungeon Dropper / 1000 Days06. Devo - Love is Stronger than Dirt / Recombo DNA07. Frank Thayer - Evening Shadows / El Paso Rock Vol. 05: The Troubled Streets - Border Town Rock N' Roll 1958-64 08. Suicide - Ghost Rider / 01-13-78 NYC Max's Kansas City09. Generation X - Shakin' All Over / Valley Of The Dolls (CD extra)10. Chimers - Red Chair / FACS/Chimers 7”11. Itchy & The Nits – Cartoon / Greetings From12. The Snakes - Serv-Pro Joe / I Won't Love You Til You're More Like Me13. Holland - You Are Ambient Noise / I Blow Up14. No Peeling - After School / EP215. John Teo And The Stylers - Riding A Trishaw Around Chinatown / Singapore A-Go-Go16. Snooper - Opt Out / Worldwide Demos17. Electronicat & Kid Congo Powers - The Enjoyment of Fear / The Enjoyment Of Fear18. Say Sue Me - B Lover / Just Joking Around / B Lover 7”19. Quix*o*tic - Sitting In The Park / Mortal Mirror20. The Rolling Stones – Respectable / Some Girls21. Sun Ra - Voice Of Space / Cosmic Tones For Mental Therapy | — | ||||||
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