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Wyrd Ways Rock Show CCCLXXI

04/06/2018 Carl 0

Hello friends! Yes, the next edition of The Wyrd Ways Rock Show has finally arrived. Some of you probably thought you’d never be hearing my […]

Wyrd Ways Rock Show CCCLXX

30/03/2018 admin 0

There are two classic bands represented in this week’s edition of The Wyrd Ways Rock Show. One is in there because they have a new […]

It’s been a strange one…
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10/06/2026
That’s me most of the time, if I’m honest. I usually start things with a plan, and then that plan decides it’s had enough of [...]
My brain’s doing funny things…
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08/06/2026
…and not in the “amusing” funny way… Not saying this isn’t related, but I came off anti-depressants by accidentally going cold turkey about three weeks [...]
Wyrd Ways Rock Show CDXLI featuring James Neeson
by admin
08/06/2026
Pride Month 2026 kicks off on The Wyrd Ways Rock Show with an interview with James Neeson, author of Mental Health For Metalheads. Featuring new music from Armored Saint, Accept, Black Veil Brides, ANA, KrashKarma, The Bitter Pills and more, plus a tribute to International Sex Workers' Day and a celebration of diversity across the Heavy music community.
Wyrd Ways Rock Show CDXL
by admin
06/05/2026
The latest Wyrd Ways Rock Show sails through a diverse seascape of sound, from the classic Heavy Metal of Generation Steel and Armored Saint to the folk epics of Druidess and Ensiferum. At the helm is a revealing conversation with Berlin-based performer and Slut Riot co-founder Edie Montana. Moving beyond politics to focus purely on shared passion, Edie curates a segment of the show herself, recommending the psychedelic grooves of Villagers of Ioannina City and personal favourites from Nine Inch Nails, Deftones, and Architects. This episode proves that when we bond over riffs and rhythms, the barriers used to "other" marginalized voices—like sex workers and outsiders—simply crumble. The scene belongs to us all.
“I beg your actual pardon?!”
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20/04/2026
I'm a long-haired Heavy music fan in his early 50s with a dodgy attention span, a history of depression and absolutely no dance background whatsoever. This is the just part of the story of how taking up pole dancing on a whim turned out to be one of the best decisions I've made in years.

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