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PODCAST: Episode 1000 – Tim and Keith of Deadguy on Their Comeback, and More

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For our special 1000th podcast, Keefy crosses one big interview off the bucket list! Having been a fan since 1995’s classic Fixation on a Co-Worker (Victory Records) album, Keefy has been aiming to interview Deadguy since their 2021 reunion!

Last year’s excellent Near-Death Travel Services (Relapse Records) showed the band has plenty left in the tank and is not just on a nostalgia trip. At Milwaukee Metal Fest 2026, we caught up with Tim Singer and Keith Huckins before their epic set during the weekend. We chatted about band history, the Deadguy: Killing Music documentary that helped ignite fans old and new, working with legendary producer Steve Evetts, and much more! Continue reading →


ALBUM REVIEW: The Butthole Surfers – After the Astronaut

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The words of Hunter S. Thompson might best describe The Butthole Surfers as “One of God’s own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.” A band countless outsider teenagers dropped acid to in the nineties, that stumbled into the mainstream spotlight with the Electric Larryland album that was devised even before factions took up on the internet to be divided about things. The album was more of an anomaly, so when Capitol Records received the follow-up After the Astronaut, they shelved it, but thankfully, Sunset Blvd Records finally released it.  Continue reading →