Monday, December 30, 2013

THE ASYLUM Joins OFNR

For those of you who haven't followed the history of THE ASYLUM you might not know that Official FN Radio was a big part in the early days of the show. They helped with technical things I needed while I was still cutting my teeth in radio. So we've become radio family over the years as opposed to competing against each other.

So with that I am happy that announce that as of Wednesday, January 8th 2014 you can tune in every Wednesday from 1pm - 4pm EST to catch THE ASYLUM midday for those who aren't night owls.

A big thank you to OFNR for having THE ASYLUM as part of their programming.

Friday, December 27, 2013

THE ASYLUM 2013 Year In Review Special Playlist

Here's this weeks playlist (click here for podcast):

  • I'm The Best by Lordi
  • Soldierhead by Newsted
  • Dead City And The New Gods Of Supertown by Rob Zombie
  • Going To Mexico by Motorhead
  • Zeitgeist by Black Sabbath
  • The Sound by Tracii Guns' League Of Gentlemen
  • Whatever It Takes by New Day Dawn
  • Superhero by Summers
  • Dare by Queensryche
  • Spore by Queensryche (Todd La Torre)
  • Meltdown by Love And Death
  • Love & Meth by Korn
  • Desire by The Winery Dogs
  • I Sat By The Ocean by Queens Of The Stone Age
  • The Bigger Picture by Dream Theater
  • Believe In Nothing by Atom Strange
  • Blowtorch Nightlight by Otep
  • Bleed the World by Gunfire-N-Sodomy
  • Broken Mind by Stagger
  • In Due Time by Killswitch Engage
  • White Cadillac by She Said Fire
  • What I Never Learned In Study Hall by Ice Nine Kills featuring Tyler Carter
  • Light the Match & Run by A Need For Reason
  • Carny Love by Generation Kill
  • Show No Mercy by Black Water Rising
  • Crown Of Thorns by Kill Devil Hill
  • Dance In The Rain by Megadeth
  • T.N.T. by Anthrax
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Saturday, December 21, 2013

KISS Gets In To The Hall of Fame...FINALLY




So this past week the news that many KISS fans, including myself, have been waiting for...FIFTEEN YEARS LATE! After being ignored by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and being passed over for ABBA a few years ago it's finally time to get the real rock back into the Hall of Fame as KISS is getting inducted in its 2014 class. And, to quote a KISS song, all hell's breaking loose with everyone's thoughts on the matter. So it wouldn't be right if I didn't add my thoughts on it since I've been a proud KISS fan since I first watched them perform on TV from under the Brooklyn Bridge to close the 1996 MTV Music Video Awards.

Now I'll save the whole topic of the other inductees and how they are questionable for another time. I, like Eddie Trunk and several other KISS fans, have said for years that why KISS wasn't inducted the first year they were eligible is absolutely absurd. In 1999 they became eligie and was perfect as they were riding the success of the 1998 studio album Psycho Circus (that tour in 98 was the first time I saw KISS live). The ORIGINAL members were getting along and the time was right. But of course that's only in the mind of KISS fans. And now here we are 15 years later after the line changed yet again and years on bad PR between original members. But the truth is it's better late than never.

As a KISS fan I'm beyond thrilled to see that they're finally being recognized despite my overall thoughts of the Hall if Fame. For years I've defended their music by friends who say I'm nuts for liking their music. But KISS also took the stage show to a level no one thought of and lead to so many of the bands we have come to know and love over the years to be concerned with a stage show instead of just standing their playing music. So the fact that the Hall is finally recognizing them shows that KISS isn't a gimmick band but the rock band that many of us know them to be and that almost 40 years of album sales proves on top of that.

Now at the time I write this all the original members are on board and willing to play together again on stage. There's still plenty of time for things to change between now and April 2014 but I'm confident that we'll see the original four members on stage together at the Barclays Center to perform as they're finally inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Congratulations KISS, your FINALLY Hall of Famers.

Must Have Albums From 2013

So it's the time of year where every personality and website starts doing their recap of the year. Everyone does a Top whatever of the year but the problem is limiting yourself to that often leaves albums out cause those top lists are based on sales, listens, or social media mentions. I've decided that instead of a top whatever list I'm going to give you a list of albums I feel you must have in your collection from this year.

Black Sabbath - 13

Let's get the obvious one out of the way first. Black Sabbath's first studio album in more years than most of us can remember with Ozzy Osbourne fronting the band again should not be missed. It was number 1 in several countries despite the controversy that kept Bill Ward off the album and it not being a full reunion album. But even though it's not a full reunion it's still the Sabbath sound that many of us have come to know.

Gunfire-N-Sodomy - Gunfire-N-Sodomy EP

How many times have we heard bands and said "I wish I could've been there from the beginning". Well this is one of those rare times in history where you can do just that because Gunfire-N-Sodomy is a new sound that you want to check out. The idea of acoustic death metal might sound crazy or impossible in writing but when you listen to this debut EP you find that it is very possible and sounds better than you could've imagined.

Rob Zombie - Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor

Being a long time fan of Rob Zombie this was a breath of fresh air and a return to his early solo albums. I might go so far as to consider this a comeback album because it has the same fun and wild vibe that first drew me to his music. His previous albums, Hellbilly Deluxe 2 and Educated Horses, had their highlights but as a complete album Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor is the vibe missing on those previous albums. You'll definitely find yourself singing along with some of this album just make sure you're not in public when singing along with Teenage Nosferatu Pussy.

Newsted - Heavy Metal Music

The first full length album from Jason Newsted's latest band is definitely what it's called. Anyone who doubted him will feel stupid for doing so after hearing this album. A pure metal album from beginning to end. No overly produced tracks, no bass missing, just pure metal music that's raw and heavy.

Generation Kill - We're All Gonna Die

The sophomore album from Generation Kill does everything but die. Many bands struggle with their second album but not the case from Rob Dukes and the guys of Generation Kill. They pick up right where they left off on their debut but take it to the next level. Everything from full on thrash to just pure raw metal can be found on this album. It took longer than planned for this album to get released this year but it was worth the wait.

Decypher - Decypher EP

For those of you who remember the mid to late 90s when rock and metal were still part of regular everyday radio then this Staten Island band is one to be aware of. While this is only a taste of a full length album to come its a solid introduction to a band that knows exactly what rock is about. If Alice In Chains was your band in the 90s then Decypher is a band to have on your radar.

Black Water Rising - Pissed And Driven

The long awaited second album from Black Water Rising was another album that was worth the wait. Pure energy emits from this album and just says metal all over it. This album is loaded with great riffs and melodies throughout. This album was released near summers end but this album is an album that you can and should turn on and crank during your barbecues next summer or any long drive.

Charetta - Apocalypse EP

Another great local band to have on your radar and their latest album should make some people really sit up and take notice. Charetta manages to put the energy they bring to the stage right into this album. This could definitely be considered the musical equivalent to 5-hour energy.

Lita Ford - The Bitch Is Back...Live

Usually I wouldn't put a live album on my must haves list because those albums can be hit or miss. But that isn't the case here. This is a simple, fun, and are live album. They didn't spend big bucks wiring up every angle of the venue with microphones and fine tuning it after with ProTools. This is a live album that sounds as a live album should. You feel like you are there and you feel how intimate the show was. It's what all live albums today should be like.

Love and Death - Between Here & Lost

This album and band literally slipped under everyone's radar including mine. Formed Brian "Head" Welch in 2012 they released this debut album in the beginning of the year to very little fanfare. After seeing them open for Korn I immediately ordered the album because I was very impressed by what I heard live. This band is heavy, has that nu-metal vibe, and harmonies that you probably wouldn't expect from that genre of music.

The Winery Dogs - The Winery Dogs

Without a doubt this has to be the breakout album of the year. When Mike Portnoy took his leave from Adrenaline Mob to concentrate on The Winery Dogs a few people wondered if it was the right move. But after this albums release and we all heard how well he, Billy Sheehan, and Richie Kotzen it was obvious that this new band was something to take notice of. An album that mixes up so many aspects of hard rock that I don't know anyone who doesn't like this album. It's got both a new school and old school sound that is great for all rockers.

Well there you go gang. Those are the albums that came out this year that I think belong in your library of rock and metal. Check them out and let's see what kind of tunes we get in 2014.


Friday, December 20, 2013

THE ASYLUM Before Christmas 2013 Playlist

Here's the playlist for this years holiday special (click here for podcast):

  • Making Christmas by Rise Against
  • Christmas Is Here by Buckcherry
  • Santa Claus Is Coming To Town by Dokken
  • Santa's Back In Town by Roxx Gang
  • How Do You Spell Chunnukkahh? by The LeeVees
  • Hanukkah Gone Metal by Gods of Fire
  • The Chanukah Song by Adam Sandler
  • The Lonely Jew On Christmas by South Park
  • Christmas All over the World by Mindy Callahan
  • Christmastime Is Here by Vince Guaraldi Trio
  • Happy Xmas (War Is Over) by John Lennon, The Harlem Community Choir, Yoko Ono & The Plastic Ono Band
  • Wonderful Christmastime by Paul McCartney
  • All I Really Want for Christmas by Family Guy Cast
  • The Halle-Looney Chorus by Bugs Bunny & Friends
  • Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer by Elmo & Patsy
  • Swiss Colony Beef Log by South Park
  • Rock This Christmas Down by Cherie Curie & Lita Ford
  • Frosty the Snowman by Bumblefoot, Chris Chaney, Kenny Aronoff & Steve "Lips" Kudlow
  • The Christmas Song by Steve Lukather
  • The Lost Christmas Eve by Trans-Siberian Orchestra
  • I Want You for Christmas by Cheap Trick
  • Oh Come All Ye Faithful by Twisted Sister
  • Yellin' At The Xmas Tree by Billy Idol
  • I Wish Everyday Could Be Like Christmas by Bon Jovi
  • Merry Christmas Asshole by American Dog
  • X-M@$ by Corey Taylor
  • Kidnap The Sandy Claws by Korn
  • Naughty Naughty Christmas by Danger Danger
  • Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy 2010 by Jack Black & Jason Segel
  • Alfie, The Christmas Tree/Carol For A Christmas Tree/It's In Everyone Of Us by John Denver & The Muppets
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Friday, December 13, 2013

THE ASYLUM Playlist for 12-12-13

Here's this weeks playlist (click here for podcast):

  • Live In A Hole by Pantera
  • Cowboys Do More Dope by Rebel Meets Rebel
  • All Night Long by Buckcherry
  • Running Off The Edge by Machine Elves
  • Psychosane by Adrenaline Mob
  • Shoot 'em Down by Twisted Sister
  • Digital Monster by Mother
  • Snakes by Mongrel
  • God Is Dead? by Black Sabbath
  • Burning Breath by Borgo Pass
  • Blood Happens by Fozzy
  • Vegas by Generation Kill
  • Rime Of The Ancient Mariner by Iron Maiden
  • United by Judas Priest
  • I'm Not Your Bitch by Charetta
  • Heaven's A Lie by Lacuna Coil
  • Stolen by When Winter Fell
  • Only by Nine Inch Nails
  • Rock & Roll Revolution by Deadnation
  • Still of the Night by Static-X
  • Subtle Death of Kings by A Need For Reason
  • Dull Boy by Mudvayne
  • My Way Home by Close Your Eyes
  • This Means War by Avenged Sevenfold
  • Outlaw Torn [Live] by Metallica
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Monday, December 9, 2013

A Pure Dose Of Metal From Generation Kill




The long awaited sophomore album from Generation Kill entitled "We're All Gonna Die" has arrived with a bang. I got a little taste of ot earlier this year but that taste was nothing compared to the intensity this album brings.

Everyone knows an album by its opening riffs and often the first few seconds of an album sets the standard for the rest of the album. Ten seconds into the album on the opening track "Born To Serve" you get hit by Rob Dukes with the best opening line to a song and album I've ever heard of "you're a fucking slave" followed by a riff that you'll never forget. Not the mention a guitar solo IN THE OPENING track. Both Jason Velez and Jason Trenzcer make their presence know right out of the gate. In a time where guitar solos are becoming a rare item on albums having Generation Kill put one in on the first track just reminds you that these guys are serious about keeping metal alive.

The album continues to barrel through everything you've come to know of metal over the years varying tempos and tone throughout the album. I wonder how Rob Moschietti (bass) and Jim DeMaria (drums) didn't get dizzy during the recording process with the constant rhythm changes.

My personal favorite on the album is "Carny Love", it has so many amazing elements of blues and metal in it that you find yourself deciding whether to sway with it or headbang it could easily be the opening song to their live show for many years, it has the same vibe to me that "Psycho Circus" did for KISS and they opened their shows for years with that one.

Those that listen to my show know that I'm lucky enough to be friends with the guys of Generation Kill and might think that this is a biased review. I promise you it isn't. If this album wasn't worth it I'd say so and I'd be busting the guys balls for not delivering. But that is MOT the case. "We're All Gonna Die" is a pure metal album and Generation Kill found a way to include many aspects of metal we've come to know in an 8 song album that kicks ass and belongs in your collection.




Friday, December 6, 2013

THE ASYLUM 4-Year Anniversary Playlist

This week on THE ASYLUM on BullspikeRadio.com we celebrated Turbo's 4 years in radio plus we had Dan Bakkedahl of Legit call in to discuss the show and some of his favorites in rock and metal plus the usual killer tunes.  Playlist below (click here for podcast):

  • Shut Up And Dance by Aerosmith
  • Oh Yeah by Chickenfoot
  • The Dope Show by Marilyn Manson
  • The Scorpion Sleeps by Rob Zombie
  • Jeremy by Pearl Jam
  • Alive Again by Machine Elves
  • All for Nothing by Midnight Mob
  • This Is Your Fall by Charetta
  • Pull My Stinger by Snew
  • Doctor Alibi by Slash featuring Lemmy
  • In Due Time by Killswitch Engage
  • Make Me Laugh by Anthrax
  • Queen Of The Damned by Motorhead
  • ...As The Crow Flies by Newsted
  • Pissed And Driven by Black Water Rising
  • Carny Love by Generation Kill
  • Come Together by The Beatles
  • Imagine by John Lennon
  • Heart Worn Highway by Rebel Meets Rebel
  • Cemetery Gates by Pantera
  • Moment Of Truth by Damageplan
  • With A Little Help From My Friends by The Beatles
  • Thank You by Hellyeah
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Monday, December 2, 2013

4 Years And Counting

So I was debating whether to do this in writing or a video and decided that writing seems to be the right way to go. To be honest I chose writing because I wasn't too sure how to put into words how I feel about celebrating my 4th year in radio.

If you would've told me when I was in college that in 2013 I'd be celebrating 4 years in radio I'd have slapped you silly or asked what you were drinking cause it must be damn good. And yet so much of what I learned from studying TV production has helped me with my still young radio career.

I need to thank two people right out of the gate. First my brother Jay Scorpion who let me help him with his show The Scorpions Lair when he first began. Not only did he give me something to do at a time when I was question my college decision but he showed me something else I didn't think was a possibility. Secondly I big thank you to Mike Sisco for asking me to be one of his DJs on an Internet radio station he was starting up. He believed in me and gave me the very first shot at doing my own show that was 100% my responsibility each week.

As for further thanks....there are just far too many people I need to thank. Everyone from the stations that syndicated my show to the bands who want me to play their music on my show and appreciate me doing so. I say to all bands, and mean this, I appreciate you all more than you know. You all always have my support because you believe in the music as much as I do if not more.

My family, both blood and chosen, as well as my friends. Your belief in me and constant support helps me to keep going. Every time I begin to doubt things someone manages to say the right things that regenerate me in the way I needed.

Of course, last but not least the fans of my show and what I do. You are equally important because without you I am nothing. And as a fan of the music I play each week I know what being a fan means and will never forget it.

Here's to many more years to come of rockin together and only the sky is the limit. So again, to all if you I say....

LITA FORD Reunites With CHERIE CURRIE For Christmas Duet - Exclusive Premiere on USA Today

Two of the most influential women in Rock and Roll have reunited for a special holiday song.  LITA FORD has partnered up with her former Runaways band mate CHERIE CURRIE for what is sure to be a new Christmas Classic.  The song "Rock This Christmas Down" is the first time LITA and CHERIE have recorded new music together since 1977.

USA Today is hosting an exclusive premiere of "Rock This Christmas Down" as well as an interview with the LITA and CHERIE HERE

The single is available for pre-order on iTunes now HERE and will be released tomorrow December 3rd

Tired of the same old Christmas songs LITA was ready for something new:

I thought the world could use a new Christmas song.   The song was Written by Mitch Perry, my guitarist and Michael Dan Ehmig, my lyricist, along with Marty O'Brien on bass, and Rodger Carter on drums. We so rocked it! 

What I didn't know is that I'd be singing it as a duet with my long lost sister, CHERIE CURRIE.  I am blessed to have her back in my life, and what an appropriate time and song to rehash an old friendship.  CHRISTMAS!!!

CHERIE hopped a plane from Chicago to L.A., and drove straight to the studio and threw down her vocal track on this rocking song!  Needless to say, it was magic and history in the making. 

We were left with such a smoking track for everyone to hear, every Christmas, every year!  Let's ROCK THIS CHRISTMAS DOWN!!!"

CHERIE was equally as excited to reunite and work with LITA again:

I have dreamed, literally, of seeing LITA again for over three decades.  Even after all that time I still thought of her often.  The Runaways was something that was always left unfinished to me.  Especially when it came to LITA, but I only knew her as a child.

What floored me more then the unbelievable gift of working with her again was the woman she had become.  She is the bravest, kindest, strongest, most loving human being I have met.

LITA asking me to be a part of this amazing song and a part of her astonishing life has filled that void, that hole I had in my heart that maybe we both shared.  It is now filled with love, support and admiration for a dear and wonderful friend whom I am so proud to say is LITA FORD.

"Rock This Christmas Down" has the flare of our Runaways legacy but its pure LITA.  It rocks like only she can.   We took a dim, negative and unfinished past and turned it into a positive future.  It doesn't get any better then that.  I know this will be the best Christmas I have had in decades.  Thank you sister!

What does "Rock This Christmas Down" signify?  Possibly more collaborations between the former Runaway members in the future...only time will tell.

Friday, November 29, 2013

THE ASYLUM Thanksgiving Special 2013

This years Thanksgiving special was stuffed with ALL music.  Playlist is below (click here for podcast):
  • Masterful Mystery Tour by Beatallica
  • Heartbreaker by Motorhead
  • Keeper by Overkill
  • No Remorse by Metallica
  • Father by Decypher
  • Tonight, Tonight by Smashing Pumpkins
  • Karma Killer by Steve Harris
  • The Great Divide by Black Country Communion
  • Backside of the Moon by Tracii Guns' League Of Gentlemen
  • The Lemon Song by Led Zeppelin
  • Foxey Lady by Jimi Hendrix
  • Gentleman Geek by World Famous Skulls
  • Popcorn by Bad Brains
  • Comatose by SomeonElse
  • Looking Glass (Childhood's End) by Atom Strange
  • Standing In The Sun by Slash featuring Myles Kennedy
  • Wrong Turn by Bound By Substance
  • Wreck Myself by Machine Elves
  • Revolution Calling by Queensryche
  • Rock 'n' Roll Rebel by Ozzy Osbourne
  • Shoot To Thrill [Live] by AC/DC
  • Fear Of The Dark [Live] by Iron Maiden
  • What A Day [Live] by Nonpoint
  • Relentless [Live] by Lita Ford
  • King Of The Night Time World [Live] by Kiss With The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
  • The Blessed Hellride [Live] by Black Label Society
  • One Foot In The Grave by F-61
  • Cold Embrace by Testament
  • What Have I Done by Kittie
  • Vegas by Generation Kill
  • Fight 'Em Till You Can't by Anthrax
  • American Capitalist by Five Finger Death Punch
  • I Stand Alone by Godsmack
  • Crucify the King by Iced Earth
  • The Dark Eternal Night by Dream Theater
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Friday, November 22, 2013

NASHVILLE PUSSY to Release Up The Dosage January 2014 on Steamhammer/SPV

 
 
European Shows Scheduled for February 2014
One of the most unusual and charismatic rock acts of our time have announced the release of their latest studio album for January 2014. More precisely: the American quartet NASHVILLE PUSSY are set to present their new studio recording Up The Dosage on January 21, 2014 in North America, in Germany on January 17, 2014 and Europe on January 20, 2014.
Up the Dosage picks up seamlessly where their 2009 release From Hell To Texas left off. And what is more: their five-year hiatus seems to have done frontman Blaine Cartwright (vocals, guitar) and Ruyter Suys (guitars) good - all 13 new songs (plus two bonus tracks) sound like they were catapulted into to the public from a fountain of youth, rocking in typical Pussy style.

Blaine Cartwright is rightly proud of and unmistakably happy about the new material: "None of the previous NASHVILLE PUSSY albums have been as diverse and at the same time consistent. Everything sounds even bigger and better, yet raw and authentic through and through.
This is our Back In Black!"

NASHVILLE PUSSY came together in 1996. Ever since, the band has been performing a strenuous annual gig marathon, touring with acts like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Reverend Horton Heat and ZZ Top as well as playing festivals like Wacken Open Air. Classic albums such as Let Them Eat Pussy (1998), High As Hell (2000), Say Something Nasty (2002) or From Hell To Texas (2009) have caused an international stir, and their single release: Fried Chicken And Coffee" earned the band a Grammy Nomination in the late Nineties in the category ´Best Metal Performance`.

Up The Dosage will be released in North America on January 21, 2014 Germany on January 17, 2014, and in Europe on January 20, 2014 as a limited digipak edition (incl. 2 bonus tracks + poster), double gatefold LP edition with colored vinyl, standard version and download.

NASHVILLE PUSSY live 2014

30.01. F-Vaureal - Le Forum
31.01. F-Strasbourg - La Laiterie
01.02. F-Dunkerque - Les 4 Ecluses
03.02. F-Paris - La Machine du Moulin Rouge
04.02. F-Caen - Le Cargo
06.02. F-Brest - La Carene
07.02. F-St. Nazaire - Le VIP
08.02. F-Bordeaux - Barbey Rock School
09.02. F-Toulouse - Connexion Live
11.02. E-Bilbao - Kafe Antzoki
12.02. E-Santiago de Compostela - Capitol
13.02. E-Madrid - Arena
14.02. PT-Lisbon - Santiago Alquimista
15.02. E-Sevilla - Fanatic
16.02. E-Barcelona - Razzmatazz 3
17.02. F-Montpellier - Secret Place
19.02. F-Lyon - Ninkasi Kao
20.02. CH-Geneva - L`Usine
21.02. CH-Zurich - Bogen F
22.02. I-Milan - Lo Fi Club
23.02. I-Bologna - Freakout Club
24.02. I-Roma - Traffic Live

More dates will be announced soon

GWAR Debuts Video For "Madness at the Core of Time"



Sure they may have just finished the first leg of their most brutal tour to date, but the Intergalactic Warlords are not ready for a break just yet.  People have been asking when there will be a video for a song from GWAR's latest masterpiece Battle Maximus and now they have an answer.  Today your Lords and Masters bring to you the video for "Madness at the Core of Time".  Check out the video HERE and pick up your copy of Battle Maximus.  (Seriously if you haven't gotten it yet, what the FUCK are you waiting for?  Oderus needs drug money)
Quoth Oderus:
"We made a video?  I have been so busy touring, getting loaded and mouthing off I didn't even notice.  But I am sure it's the best video ever, simply because GWAR is in it."
In other GWAR news, for the last two years animators Myke Chillian and Tommy Meehan have been working with the members of GWAR to create a "GWARtoon" that was appropriately disgusting and objectionable enough to most accurately represent the most dangerous band in rock and roll history.  After all this long and hard work, last week Funny or Die finally premiered "The Animated Tales of GWAR".  Check it out HERE.
Following a short Antarctic slumber GWAR will return to the road with three shows around the holidays (December 27th - 29th) with Battlecross and Iron Reagan providing support.  Then it's off to Antarctica again before heading "down under" for their appearance on the 2014 "Soundwave Festival".
GWAR's Battle Maximus out now on Metal Blade Records features twelve brand new tracks that not only honor their departed ally, but tells the story of GWAR's latest struggle against what may be their greatest enemy yet...the insidious "Mr. Perfect", who has travelled through time itself to steal the power of GWAR--the power of immortality, and use this power to mutate the human race into his twisted vision of what the "perfect" human should be. Once again GWAR finds themselves as the only thing standing between the human race and the latest super-powered shithead bent on the destruction of GWAR and the enslavement of their worshippers.
Battle Maximus can be ordered from Metal Blade Records HEREAmazon and iTunes
GWAR Holiday Dates With Battlecross and Iron Reagan

SOUNDWAVE FESTIVAL 2014
2/22/14: Soundwave Festival Brisbane
2/23/14: Soundwave Festival Sydney
2/28/14: Soundwave Festival Melbourne
3/1/14: Soundwave Festival Adelaide
3/3/14: Soundwave Festival Perth

THE ASYLUM Playlist for 11-21-13

Here's this weeks playlist (click here for podcast):

  • I Love It Loud by Kiss
  • Turn Up the Radio by Autograph
  • Prim by Machine Elves
  • Lit Up by Buckcherry
  • God Is Dead? by Black Sabbath
  • ...As The Crow Flies by Newsted
  • WM Free by Hellyeah
  • Kingmaker by Megadeth
  • Battle Born by Five Finger Death Punch
  • Hail To The King by Avenged Sevenfold
  • This Way, Tonight by Vextion
  • Blue Sky Avenue by She Said Fire
  • Boulevard Of Broken Dreams by Green Day
  • Neverwas by Atom Strange
  • Yellow Brick Road by Stagger
  • Eyes Of The Insane by Slayer
  • The End by Close Your Eyes
  • Light the Match & Run by A Need For Reason
  • Black Ocean by Arkaea
  • Cruelty Without Beauty by Arch Enemy
  • Secular Haze [Live] by Ghost B.C.
  • The Bitch Is Back [Live] by Lita Ford
  • Bad Man by Bobaflex
  • Raindrops and Broken Glass by Kore Rozzik
  • Snakes by Mongrel
  • Fall Into Sleep by Mudvayne
  • Came Back Haunted by Nine Inch Nails
  • Ich Tu Dir Weh by Rammstein
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Friday, November 15, 2013

THE ASYLUM Playlist for 11-14-13

Here's this weeks playlist (click here for podcast):

  • Black Sunshine by White Zombie
  • Love & Meth by Korn
  • Bound for Glory by Black Star Riders
  • New York City Is A Drug by The Dirty Pearls
  • Digital Monster by Mother
  • Actt III by Bound By Substance
  • The Bigger Picture by Dream Theater
  • Scaretale by Nightwish
  • Connect the Cuts by Ice Nine Kills
  • Sympathy For the Judge by IMAIM
  • Insurrection by Lamb Of God
  • Bleed the World by Gunfire-N-Sodomy
  • Vegas by Generation Kill
  • In Due Time by Killswitch Engage
  • Getting Away With Murder by Papa Roach
  • Set It Off by P.O.D.
  • Ride The Blue by Panzie*
  • American Metalhead by Sebastian Bach
  • Stand Up And Shout by Adrenaline Mob
  • T.N.T. by Anthrax
  • Ktulu (He's So Heavy) by Beatallica
  • We Are The Authority by Black Water Rising
  • Prisoner Of Your Eyes by Judas Priest
  • Dream Of Mirrors by Iron Maiden
  • Us and Them [Live] by Roger Waters
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Friday, November 8, 2013

THE ASYLUM Playlist for 11-07-13

Here's this weeks playlist (click here for podcast):

  • It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N' Roll) by AC/DC
  • Silence When You Speak To Me by Motorhead
  • Bloodrust by Fear Report
  • Cryin' Like A Bitch by Godsmack
  • Dance In The Rain by Megadeth
  • Prophets Of War by Generation Kill
  • Live Free or Die by Conquest
  • Wanderlust by Fozzy
  • Crown Of Thorns by Kill Devil Hill
  • Last Man Standing by Black Water Rising
  • I'm Alive by Atom Strange
  • One Last Day by Decypher
  • Hungry [Live] by Lita Ford
  • Children Of The Sea [Live] by Dio
  • Burn It Down [Live] by Five Finger Death Punch
  • Cowboys From Hell [Live] by Pantera
  • The One by Stryper
  • The Devil Is Me by Kiss
  • Dragonhead by Dead White and Blue
  • Crown of Fire by Tired Wings
  • Party Like Tomorrow Is the End of the World by Steel Panther
  • White Cadillac by She Said Fire
  • Old School Hollywood by System Of A Down
  • Stripper by Machine Elves
  • Release The Beast by Snew
  • Beat It by Priya Panda Of Diemonds and Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal
  • Paradise City by Guns N' Roses
  • Love & Meth by Korn
 Catch THE ASYLUM every Thursday LIVE from 10PM - 1AM EST onBullspikeRadio.com, Replay every Sunday from 9:30PM - 12:30AM EST on CNEU Radio, Replay every Tuesday from 9PM - Midnight EST on NUROQ FM Radio, and send your requests toTurbo@bullspikeradio.com

Friday, November 1, 2013

THE ASYLUM Halloween Special 2013 Playlist

Because my voice tricked me and went out my treat to you was an ALL music show.  Here's the playlist (click here for podcast):

  • This Is Halloween by Marilyn Manson
  • The Monster Is Loose by Meat Loaf
  • Keepin' Halloween Alive by Alice Cooper
  • Everyday Is Halloween (In My World) by My Son The Bum
  • Thrashing Halloween by Tony Portaro
  • Earth On Hell by Anthrax
  • The Beast Outside My Window by Charred Walls Of The Damned
  • The Number Of The Beast by Iron Maiden
  • Creatures Of The Night by Kiss
  • Black Moon Rising by Midnight Mob
  • Of Wolf And Man by Metallica
  • Feast of the Wolves by Generation Kill
  • Afterlife by Testament
  • Sudden Death by Megadeth
  • Science Fiction, Double Fiction by Richard O'Brien
  • Sympathy For The Devil by The Rolling Stones
  • People Are Strange by The Doors
  • Season of the Witch by Donovan
  • Thriller by Chuck Billy
  • Bad Blood by The Damned Things
  • Blood by In This Moment
  • Ghosts Along The Mississippi by Down
  • One Foot In The Grave by F-61
  • Children Of The Grave by Black Sabbath
  • Hells Bells [Live] by AC/DC
  • Lords Of Salem [Live] by Rob Zombie
  • Be My Druidess by Type O Negative
  • Night Terrors by Static-X
  • Dead Bodies Everywhere by Korn
  • the Devil and dying by SomeonElse
  • To Die by BoundAlive
  • Flesh and Bone by Borgo Pass
  • Them Bones by Alice In Chains
  • Tripping Over Tombstones by DevilDriver
  • Zombies, March by Gwar
  • Supermonstars (The Anthem of the Phantoms) by Lordi
  • Night Crawler by Judas Priest
  • Warlocks by Red Hot Chili Peppers
 Catch THE ASYLUM every Thursday LIVE from 10PM - 1AM EST onBullspikeRadio.com, Replay every Sunday from 9:30PM - 12:30AM EST on CNEU Radio, Replay every Tuesday from 9PM - Midnight EST on NUROQ FM Radio, and send your requests toTurbo@bullspikeradio.com

Friday, October 25, 2013

THE ASYLUM Playlist for 10-24-13

Here's this weeks playlist (click here for podcast):

  • Old School by Overkill
  • Blood Of The Nations by Accept
  • Hooligan by Kiss
  • You've Got Another Thing Comin' by Judas Priest
  • Six Feet Deeper by The Winery Dogs
  • Down Again by Black Country Communion
  • New Found Power by Damageplan
  • Madagascar by Guns N' Roses
  • Requiem by F-61
  • Beauty Through Order by Slayer
  • Jailbreak by Anthrax
  • Dirty Diana by Chris Jericho
  • Drink Drank Drunk by Stagger
  • Prophets Of War by Generation Kill
  • Fire It Up by Black Label Society
  • Silence When You Speak To Me by Motorhead
  • Gripping The Third Rail by Driven Mad
  • Constant Motion by Dream Theater
  • Three And A Half Letters by Chickenfoot
  • Smokin' In The Boys Room by Motley Crue
  • Dream Dweller by Seas Of Wake
  • We've Got A Situation Here by The Damned Things
  • Penance by Device
  • Monster by Static-X
  • You Can't Stop Rock 'n' Roll by Twisted Sister
 Catch THE ASYLUM every Thursday LIVE from 10PM - 1AM EST onBullspikeRadio.com, Replay every Sunday from 9:30PM - 12:30AM EST on CNEU Radio, Replay every Tuesday from 9PM - Midnight EST on NUROQ FM Radio, and send your requests toTurbo@bullspikeradio.com

Sunday, October 20, 2013

BATTLEAXE Classic Album Burn this Town Set For Release as Deluxe Special Edition January 21st in North American on Steamhammer/SPV

 
Steamhammer/SPV will release one of NWoBHM cult albums on January 21st in North America.

Burn This Town will come in a high-class digipak including bonus tracks and a new extended booklet with liner notes, track by track commentary and completely new artwork

This is a must for every fan of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal!

Tracklisting:
1. Ready To Deliver 03:02
2. Her Mama Told Her 03:44
3. Burn This Town 03:31
4. Dirty Rocker 03:28
5. Overdrive 04:23
6. Runnin` Outta Time 03:29
7. Battleaxe 03:40
8. Starmaker 02:55
9. Thor-Thunder Angel 03:44
10. Hands Off 04:36
Bonus Tracks BBC Radio 1 Session 1983
11. Ready To Deliver 03:18
12. Shout It Out 04:19
13. Mean Machine 04:29
14. Running Out Of Time 03:48