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The annual NOT Valentine's Day episode of the Rock N Roll Manifesto. No love songs here! Breakup songs, sad songs, etc. Also, the new Dead Pioneers single!

Why the hell not crown episode 138 the official Turbojugend Radio anniversary? Damn right we did. So TJ Radio’s own Erik the Rad grabbed the mic, cracked a cold one, and sat down with the godfather himself — TJ SNGKRKNBN Wien’s Tschebesta — t...

This week’s show, after a 1978 Television trill: brand new Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Cut Worms, Voxtrot, Legal Matters, Emma Pollock, Sloan, Sunday Artist, and Black Swan Lane, plus Traffic, Four Tops, Mitchell Trio (/young John Denver), Buddy H...

Eagerly awaiting the ice hockey tournament (jam packed with NHL players) to start at the Olympics, but in the meantime I'll dish out another episode of the Inferno for you. On the playlist you'll find some punk, alternative, country, thrash, hard rock and hip hop. Enjoy!

One of the few “rules” of the monthly new release series is that reissues aren’t generally considered for inclusion in these shows. But this is rock and roll, and there’s no real rules…especially when a former member of The Replacements is concerned. This story actually begins a few weeks ago when I saw a notice in Record Collector that there would be some sort of Slim Dunlap compilation coming out in February. A few days later, another UK music mag reported that this package would include remastered versions of his two albums PLUS bonus tracks! Then came the official announcement. Every Little Word indeed consists of both of his wonderful solo albums, plus another 80 minutes of bonus material! Yes, this is a set worth breaking my rules, so we start the show off with five of these rarities. After that it’s a typical new release episode. There’s plenty of “friends of the show”, including Numb Surprise, The Ex-Bombers, Rob Moss, and a double shot of Vista Blue. Speaking of double shots, there are previews of new albums by The Darts (US) and UltraBomb, along with great new albums by Sweet Reaper and Music City.  What tracks did you dig […]