Show Notes
Necro love is in the air this bloody Valentine’s Day and we felt the Necrophonie “1996-2006″ 10” on Dogma Chase was called to discuss. What could be more romantic than a Marco Corbelli project housed in a lace-up corset outer cover? Marco is joined by Devis Granziera (Lunus, Teatro Satanico) for two tracks of obscured and mysterious dead electronics. It’s a perfect soundtrack for all courtships.
For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we continue the V Day theme for over 30 minutes and talk about some favorite porn films of the 70s and 80s.
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Recent Listening: Ron Morelli “Betting on Death” Ike Yard “1982” Black Rain “Metal Rain 1989-1993” C:Davis “A Study on Psychosis of Decay” Hasufel “Keys to the Kingdom” Departure Chandelier “Satan Soldier of Fortune” Mammal “Deserted” Final/Richard Ramirez “Ravine of Spears”
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