Mondo Kanye

After months away doing boring school things, Brad returns with both massive seasonal allergies and the results of the first ever Deep Rotation Best Band Name Ever Tournament. This tournament was decided through fan voting, so obviously Brad's picks got smoked early and often. Along the way, many questions are raised: What makes a great band name? Why did Brad include Lush in this tournament? Why didn't he include Agoraphobic Nosebleed? Why did he make Handsome Boy Modeling School a 13 seed? Answers to these burning questions and more on this episode of Deep Rotation.

On this episode of Deep Rotation, we have our first ever book review, as we discuss the faux-rock expose book 'My Dead Dad Was in ZZ Top' by the awesome comedian Jon Glaser. We discuss amazing "real" (aka fake) stories from rock history as well as Glaser's incredible career in comedy.

With the holiday season in full swing, this week's episode never really got off the ground. But that said, this gives us a chance to follow up on some things, discuss the process of how this show tends to come together, and the general day-to-day nonsense that constitutes a week for Brad. We'll be back to our regularly scheduled programming next week.

It's a pretty brief show today on Deep Rotation, but we're still discussing several albums, all from the glorious decade of the '80s. Don't like it? Get the Gas Face. Albums Discussed: Von LMO - 'Future Language' Gore - 'Heart Gore' Billy Bragg - 'Life's a Riot with Spy vs. Spy' Yaz - 'You and Me Both' The Gap Band - 'Gap Band IV' 3rd Bass - 'The Cactus Album'

Welcome to the first episode of the yet untitled Mondo Kanye movie podcast. On our inaugural episode, hosts Sean Doherty, Steve Vitangeli, and Brad Fetrow discuss the 1961 film 'Mr. Sardonicus' by the 'King of the Gimmicks' William Castle. Can massage and hot towels cure paralysis? According to this movie, absolutely.

We apologize for the delays to this show, but there is good reason for the delay. During the editing process for this show about AIW's Rubber City Con, it was announced that AIW will be kicked out of their venue by the end of the year. The new owner simply does not want to host wrestling there, and this has put AIW in serious jeopardy. If you can help them secure a new host venue in the Cleveland area, please contact AIW@aiwrestling.com. But after some sad news, Brad discusses his very enjoyable trip to the Rubber City Con in Akron.

Ham-o-Ween has (mercifully) come to a close, but its going out with a bang as Brad discusses the Top 50 Horror Movie Songs of All-Time. We have everything from horror titans like John Carpenter and Goblin to soundtrack impresarios like Ennio Morricone and Tangerine Dream to scuzz legends like Fabio Frizzi and Riz Ortolani and everything in between. Happy Halloween, yo.

Halloween parties have had the same party playlist for years. "Thriller"? "Time Warp"? How passé. We here at Deep Rotation want some fresh meat in these playlists, so we concocted a list of 20 deeper cut tracks to resurrect these moribund playlists. Will these get a lovely spooky atmosphere going? Possibly. Will these irritate and upset your guests? More Likely. But it wouldn't be a Deep Rotation list if it wasn't at least mildly alienating.

We're in the thick of Ham-O-Ween at Mondo Kanye, and we're going back to the vaults for another episode of Wild Cherry Massacre. This episode we discuss the giallo classic 'Suspiria'. It's as visually arresting as it is convoluted and silly, but who cares about things like 'plot' and 'coherence'? We've got rooms full of barbed wire here, yo.

We continue our Ham-o-Ween Month on Mondo Kanye with Devastating Enzuigiri's retrospective of spooky wrestlers. We learn many things on this episode, but mostly that wrestling could care less about intellectual property law. Fun! Matches Discussed: Viewtiful Joe & Hero vs. Joker & Biomonster DNA - DDT - (6/18/03) Su Yung vs. Rosemary - Impact - (5/3/18) Jason the Terrible vs. Leatherface - W*ING - (8/17/92) Nightmare Freddy vs. Buddy Landel - CWA - (8/12/89)

We begin our 'Ham-o-Ween '18' month on Mondo Kanye with a blast from our past, the sadly discontinued horror movie show 'Wild Cherry Massacre'. Since the show ended, we've had multiple requests to repost the episodes, so what better month to do that then October? This was the premiere episode where Brad and Katie discussed the teen slasher film 'All the Boys Love Mandy Lane' starring Amber Heard and a bunch of 'that guys/girls'. We discuss the vagaries of the drinking game 'kings', find out which character is a 'trampy whats-it', 'Antichrist scissors', and of course WATER MOCCASINS. Truly one of our finest episodes.

On a very personal and not at all empirical episode of Grand Upper, Brad discusses his favorite video game characters of all-time. Does he include timeless franchise players like Mario, Sonic, Master Chief, Link, Samus, or Ryu? No. But there is a lot of talk about former Philadelphia 76er Clarence Witherspoon. Yeah, it's gonna be one of THOSE shows. Don't take it too seriously.

We're back with the conclusion to our Top 20 Albums Engineered by Steve Albini list. There are some consensus all-timers on this show, as well as a LOT of surprising entries that deserve to be mentioned in that same rarified air. This is an excellent show full of excellent records.

It's list time on Deep Rotation as we discuss the Top 20 Albums engineered by the wonderful curmudgeon Steve Albini. The man has worked on some of the most seminal albums of the past 30 years, and we're counting down the best IN OUR OPINION. Yeah, we're really courting controversy with this list, and we get there almost immediately. Did your favorite album make the list? Possibly! Is it too low for your liking? Almost Certainly! Regardless, we hope you enjoy the show.

It's a new day (yes it is) for Deep Rotation as we decide to cast our proverbial nets much wider with a new format. In the spirit embracing the true scope of the musical spectrum, we will be discussing several very different albums with each show as opposed to just one, and my goodness these albums couldn't get much different. Finnish avant-folk? Animated Eurotrash pop? West Coast G-Funk? We got them all covered plus much more on this exciting new beginning for Deep Rotation. Albums Discussed: Paavoharju - "Laulu Laakson Kukista" (2008). Prozzak - "Hot Show" (1998). The Mummies - "Never Been Caught" (1992). Above the Law - "Uncle Sam's Curse" (1994). The Free Design - "Kites Are Fun" (1967). Zapp - "Zapp" (1980). Coil - "Horse Rotorvator" (1986).

We're back with the inevitable Part Two of our Zombie Browns talk, and really it's clearly the main event. We're trying to assemble the worst Zombie Browns team possible, and it's as depressing as it sounds. Just how many first round washouts made the list? The more frightening question is how many first round washouts were deemed TOO GOOD for this roster? The answer to both is the same: Too many.

Welcome to the premiere episode of Webster Slaughterhouse, the Mondo Kanye sports show. On this episode, hosts Brad and Doug Fetrow attempt to create a roster of the best Cleveland Browns players since their return to the league in 1999, and (Spoiler Alert) wow is it a sad state of affairs. Some choices are easy (Joe Thomas, Joe Haden), but determining what the best Browns QB since 1999 is makes for an arduous task to say the least. Still, this was a fun show and we hope you'll check out our obvious Part 2 to this journey: The Worst 'Expansion Era' Browns.

On this semi-special episode of Devastating Enzuigiri, Brad discusses his trip to see actual live wrestling at AIW in Cleveland for their Absolution event.

Brad loves trivia. His current bar trivia night has been out of commission for a month now, and has left a void in his life. So he played 'Jeopardy' on the Sega Genesis to try and fill said void. The results? A really dumb episode of Grand Upper. Enjoy?

On this episode of Deep Rotation, Brad discuses one of the biggest "what-ifs" in modern music, The Exploding Hearts.