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WRIR River City Limits 10-4-19

Saturday’s River Limits featured new music from RVA artists such as Sammi Lanzetta, Billy Neptune, Sincerely, Iris and a track from the forthcoming Municipal Waste EP “The Last Rager”. Municipal Waste and their old-school thrash metal attack (think of bands such as Anthrax, Exodus, Overkill, Death Angel and early Metallica) will hit The Broadberry on Wednesday Oct. 9 with Naplam Death, Sick Of It All and Take Offense. Check out the video for the EP’s first single “Wave of Death” at their label, Nuclear Blast’s website. Image credit/artwork by Brian Crabaugh.

Also featured was a track from Richmond metal band Appalling called “Mutilator At Large” from their record “Inverted Realm” which was released earlier this year. Appalling will be joining me in-studio for an upcoming StudioB episode and will be playing some of the new stuff they’ve been working on.

The full playlist from Saturday’s River City Limits is available on WRIR’s website here:

Check out the playlist below for most of the artists featured on Saturday night’s broadcast. Actual songs played on WRIR Saturday night are included where available, otherwise I substituted another song from the artist. Artists not on Spotify are not included in the playlist.

StudioB/RVA S24 E01 Sammi Lanzetta, Humungus, more

New Sammi Lanzetta, new Camp Howard, Big Kahuna OG & Graymatter, Humungus, new Cannabis Corpse, Alluvion.

SAMMI LANZETTA – Nude Hugs, Love Keith
-Ceiling Mirror
-releases Nov 1
-pre-order now and Get “Titty Logic” and “Nude Hugs, Love Keith”
- https://sammilanzetta.bandcamp.com/album/ceiling-mirror
-6131 Records
Sammi Lanzetta - vocals, guitar
David Long - guitar
Justin Shear - bass
Austin Tekamp – drums
 
CAMP HOWARD –Don’t Say Shit You Don’t Mean
-Canon
-releases Oct 18
https://camphoward.bandcamp.com/
 
BIG KAHUNA OG & GRAYMATTER – Shrimp Szechuan (E)
-Strainman Chronicles
released Aug 18 2019
https://schemeteamallstars.bandcamp.com/album/strainman-chronicles
RVA
 
HUMUNGUS – Warband
-Warband
-released Oct 2015
-humungusrva.com
new record “Balls” releases Oct 2010
Jack Bauer - Lead Vocals 
Peyton Gregory - Lead Guitar 
Joseph Granger - Guitar 
Wayne Pompey - Bass 
Robby Scarce - Drums 
Produced by Peyton Gregory // Mastered By Dan Randall at Mammoth Sound Mastering // Released by Killer Metal Records (Germany)
 
CANNABIS CORPSE – Cylinders of Madness
-Nug So Vile
releases Nov 1 2019
Season of Mist Records
 
ALLUVION – Husk
- The Secret’s Out
-released Sept 6 2019
https://officialalluvion.bandcamp.com/album/the-secrets-out

StudioB/RVA S23 E27

New Prayer Group, new Thunderchief, new Transylvania Stud,  Book of Wyrms, new Bungees, The Donalds, Weak Chain.


PRAYER GROUP – Landlord College (E)
-Eudean
-released July 2019
https://prayergroupsaves.bandcamp.com/
RVA
 
THUNDERCHIEF – Lone Wolf McQuaalude
-single
-released Sept 6 2019
https://thethunderchief.bandcamp.com/track/lone-wolf-mcquaalude
-RVA
 
TRANSYLVANIA STUD – Three Fold
-White Witch
-pre-order now
-releases Oct 31 2019
https://tstudmusic.bandcamp.com/
 
BOOK OF WYRMS – Spirit Drifter
-Remythologizer
-Twin Earth Records
- https://bookofwyrmsrva.bandcamp.com/album/remythologizer
-released Aug 23 2019
RVA
 
BUNGEES – Run Run Runaway
-Bungees ][+
-released Sept 15 2019
https://thebungees.bandcamp.com/album/bungees
RVA
 
THE DONALDS – Dirty Work (E)
-Donalds/Love Roses Split (E)
-released Oct 2018
https://thedonalds.bandcamp.com/album/love-roses-split
RVA
 
WEAK CHAIN – Bad Situation
-single
https://weakchain.bandcamp.com/track/bad-situation 

River City Limits on WRIR 9-7-19

I hosted River City Limits on Richmond’s independent radio station WRIR on Saturday night. It features artists from in and around RVA. Here’s a playlist of the the songs and artists played who have a presence on Spotify -plus a few more that I had planned to play but ran out of time for. There are a few who are not on Spotify and are not included here. Check the WRIR logo below for the full playlist. See who else was on the show and go and support them too.

Article about culturally appropriating Buddhism, actually brings pause and mindfulness. 

FULL ARTICLE: 4 Signs You’re Culturally Appropriating Buddhism

This is a really interesting article.  It makes some great points, but it also seems to be taking the signs, tokens, symbols, and cairns of spiritual practice too literally.  I cringe when I see yin yang symbols on word burnings at Target and on cocktail sets at Crate and Barrel, and cultural appropriation always sucks. But if you take Buddhist teachings at their word, non-attachment and impermanence would dictate that the symbols of Buddhism, “religious” or not, should be seen as just that, symbols. And symbols are subject to non-attachment and impermanence. They’re just physical-worldly markers.. reminders. And as such, any inappropriate or purely aesthetic appropriation only amplifies the distance the user has yet to travel on their path to enlightenment, whether they consider themselves on that path or not. Which would thereby make the appropriation itself useful as a teaching tool – which is actually the intended purpose of the symbol/marker/lesson in the first place and brings us full-circle, to this article. Two steps forward, one step back as a practically newborn species on the timeline of spiritual, intellectual and physical evolution.  Thanks to Rachel Douglas of The Innerwork Center in Richmond, Va. for sharing this article.  It got me thinking, and reflecting, and meditating.  Which is good.  Oh, and for obvious reasons, it was an intentional choice not to provide an image to accompany this post.  What’s one less symbol?

River City Limits on WRIR 7-6-19

I hosted River City Limits, WRIR’s local music show (or, ONE of them, rather) on Saturday night. For the full playlist check out WRIR’s website here.

WRIR is an independent, volunteer-run radio station in Richmond. It plays a wide variety of music and programming including shows with local interest and some syndicated programming from national and global resources.

For a playlist of a number of the songs played, check out this Spotify playlist.  You’ll need to log in to Spotify to hear the full songs.

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