This is one of those post-Bootie hangover/drunk episodes. Malderor probably owes somebody an apology.

Dr Junk was on some kind of mission to sabotage what little listener goodwill we've built up, playing a selection of songs that were either of questionable taste or just plain awful. Malderor had some great new tracks sandwiched in here from artists like Symphonic and A Place To Bury Strangers, but you have to suffer through Dr. Junk's stuff to get there. For once, I recommend judicial use of the fast-forward button.

This was an "Odds and Sods" episode of the Malderor & Dr Junk show, as we played a lot of off-cuts and leftover tracks from the last few months' worth of vaguely "themed" programmes. The discussion on the chat board was lively indeed, and we played new tracks by The Matinees, Larry and His Flask, The Old Firm Casuals, the Black Keys, and many more.

Natasha and Sam, from local post-punk, psych-rock trio VIR, drop by the studio to play some new cuts and old tracks to promote their show this coming Wednesday at the Bottom Of The Hill. Malderor has a cold and therefore has all sorts of trouble with the new board. Mr. Jason visits from Portland to mock Malderor and Dr. Junk's shoddy boardwork. There is some drinking.

We're both pretty hungover ths week, and Dr Junk was whinier than normal. Malderor tried to match his mellow wavelength by playing songs about heroin addicts. Includes the Jesus & Mary Chain covering the Beatles, the Pixies and Primal Scream covering the Jesus & Mary Chain, and much much more. Also, ranting.

We've been off for a couple weeks, and we're a little out of sorts. As such this is a somewhat low-key episode. Oh, wait, we had to learn the new board, and Dr. Junk wanted to watch football, so we were SOBER to start things off. That explains much. Anyway, we play Springwell, VIR, Black Balloon, and a lot of other good stuff. Also, a longtime listener drops by with some beer.

Malderor does his best to play new and interesting music. Dr Junk phones it in.

Dr Junk and Malderor were hungover from Bootie, which always makes for the sloppiest shows. They also violated the "no martinis before the program" rule at The Attic. So...this one goes down as one of the most argumentative, grumpy, and overall drunken radio programs of all time. Music includes Armistice, and Black Balloon, (this week's featured artist, as they have a gig at the Bottom of the Hill on Tuesday), and a very contentious nine minute Iron Maiden song.

Malderor & Dr. Junk are back from Burning Man, and it's safe to say both of them are seriously OVER it. Malderor spends a lot of time grousing about how he just had to unpack a trailer, and Dr Junk plays songs about places he'd rather be than Burning Man next year.

This is actually a re-run of the episode where Emily Zuzik and Billfrog visit the studio, because we are off at the Black Rock Arts and Entertainment Festival in Nevada. If you've already downloaded the other episode, this one if only worth hearing for the first 60 seconds of us doing a "live remote" from the desert.

Given the recent upheavals in London, (as well as the imminent BART protest), Malderor plays several sets of music about and/or inspired by rioting. Dr. Junk does his regular Dr. Junk thing. Includes tracks by Ice Cube, the Clash, Devo, Discharge, GBH, and many many more. (Also, Billfrog drops by mid-show and goes on a beer run.)

(We drifted over time again, as is our habit.)

Given the recent upheavals in London, (as well as the imminent BART protest), Malderor plays several sets of music about and/or inspired by rioting. Dr. Junk does his regular Dr. Junk thing. Includes tracks by Ice Cube, the Clash, Devo, Discharge, GBH, and many many more. (Also, Billfrog drops by mid-show and goes on a beer run.)

Given a gap in the Radio Valencia schedule these days, we continued on playing music until the beer ran out. This second shift gets considerably "looser" than the first set.

Dr. Junk was off building a radio station for some camping trip in the desert, so Bishop filled in again as a sidekick.

Malderor was up near Point Arena, and made it back in the middle of Dr Junk's first song. So we got a slow start, but played lots of new tunes from Black Balloon, Street Dogs, and VIR. (We also make an exception to the "no whiskey in the studio" rule, since Malderor was stone-sober when he showed up.)

Dr. Junk took the week off to "work on Burning Man projects", (which we all know meant he was off attending Gamblers' Anonymous) so Bishop filled in. As such, the show skewed a bit more "punk rock" than normal. Also, given recent shuffling at the station, we ran overtime as the next timeslot is now open.

Part 2 is the third hour of the program, before we ran out of beer and wandered off to Rosamunde.

Dr. Junk took the week off to "work on Burning Man projects", (which we all know meant he was off attending Gamblers' Anonymous) so Bishop filled in. As such, the show skewed a bit more "punk rock" than normal. Also, given recent shuffling at the station, we went over time as the next timeslot is now open.

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(Part 1 is the first couple hours. Part 2 is the third hour, before we ran out of beer and left for Rosamunde.)

Malderor and Dr. Junk got started a little late this week, as they were watching the US Women's Team lose the World Cup Final.

(Due to a tech issue, this mp3 currently starts 55 minutes into the program. We are correcting it.)

Dean visits the show to talk about an extremely ambitious Burning Man art project involving dirigibles and flying Tesla coils. Also, we grouse about the FCC cease-and-desist that was issued to the kind soul who was rebroadcasting our internet stream on the FM band. So there is some cursing.

Kind of a low-energy show this week, as Malderor has some kind of death-lung-infection. So there is less banter than normal, but we do play a TON of brand new and unreleased music.