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STRIKE THE BOX! heat is here with a super sizzling summer show to kick off vacation. This broadcast archive is loaded with fresh tracks, classic favorites, and a legendary Casey Kasem outtake. Tune in to hear how Casey Kasem and Ogden Edsel tie together in this high-energy rock playlist.
THE BROADCAST WITH KLEM: Stream our third annual countdown show where all 50 states are represented. Every track is chosen by the flip of the Coin O’ Fate, matching an artist, city, or state name to decide the tune.
RICK’S ROCK SHOP All the songs feature cowbell and we kick off with the most
METAFACTION PRODUCTIONS RADIO SHOW: More of your local favorites including Major Moment, Krixus, Witchforce, TheZyg808 and more!
THE FIRST WAVE features Tyler from Robotic Hawks filling in for John Anthony as the crew welcomes Colin and Nick from Collective Premium Cannabis. They discuss Oil Day, Christmas in July, and some nefarious impending legislation before diving into rock stage etiquette and summer camp stories.
ROCK & REELS throws it back to 2015 for a look at the big laughs, big tunes, and movie mayhem that defined the year. Special guest DJ Sarah T. joins us on the decks to bring the heat with a killer playlist featuring hits like Trainwreck and Rock the Kasbah. We relive the year that rocked with a high energy mix of music and cinema.
The Fallout: Corbin and Scout get after it since the great Bunker flood of “26” took out the Bunker
Outside In: Back live from vacation we learn why it’s best to listen right from the beginning of the show, we’ve got Barbecuties, a Real Genius detour for now good reason, we show our stank face with Lettuce, and end it out with some metal madness featuring Melvins and Sepultura!!!!
Hypnolovewheel joins MELTED to take listeners on an unforgettable trip through their legendary alternative rock career, CBGB days, and the remaster of their Parallel Universe catalog. Stream the full on-demand show replay to hear the band’s incredible story.
THE SPINNING DERVISH SHOW Music from some of the 40+ bands I saw at last