Radical Research Podcast

It began with suffering and ended with screams (and whispers). St. Louis' radically-progressive Anacrusis never enjoyed ... Read more

Band in the Trees: Among the Ruins of Die KreuzenEpisode 6 of Radical Research finds your intrepid hosts deep-diving int... Read more

Pytten’s Chamber Music: Black Metal inGrieghallen As the ground began to swell in early ‘90s Norway, a shadowy figure kn... Read more

Greetings from the nativity. This podcast began as an examination of the vast and nebulous frontier of Norwegian post-bl... Read more

Toby Driver’s path to the present has been circuitous and inscrutable, which is to say, in keeping with music he has wri... Read more

Angular, adventurous, and apocalyptic in nearly equal shares, few bands scratch the collective itches of Radical Researc... Read more

There are no happy accidents or lucky mistakes in Rick Rubin productions. The legendary producer knows exactly what he w... Read more

In less than 10 years’ time, Michigan’s maddest scientists, Thought Industry, built a five-album discography that drew u... Read more

Emerging from the swampy wastes of Florida, Nasty Savage created a body of work built on the inimitable vocals of Ronnie... Read more

Melvins’ career -- a vast, still-expanding 36-year odyssey across the full spectrum of heavy and experimental sound -- i... Read more

Death metal is very weird musick. It’s the rupturing and restructuring of musical tradition. At its best it offers other... Read more

Radical Research 5.5 is the first in an occasional series of brief ambushes. Super-trivial stuff that’s too fun, weird a... Read more

Under the guidance of bassist Ralf Hubert, Mekong Delta’s initial phase featured a revolving door lineup of Euro-metal l... Read more

When Uranus falls, once and for all, in the cosmic background will be heard the humming, buzzing sound of a tragically-o... Read more

Crawling out of Manchester to work strange machinations on the English psych-pop era of the late 1960s, Peter Hammill an... Read more

The possibly despicable term “art rock” is where pop, prog & rock meet, with a generous layer of quirk embedded thro... Read more

Had Leif Endling disbanded Candlemass after 1989’s Tales of Creation, he would have given enough to place his band in th... Read more

Writing about Devil Doll is like skating about horticulture. Led by the deeply enigmatic Mr. Doctor, and purposely shrou... Read more

Ten blasts of springtime joy before the scorch of summer. This is the Radical Research strain of fusion, corralling some... Read more

Wishful Dreaming: A Study of My Dying Bride's Urban DetourJoin Radical Research hosts Jeff Wagner and Hunter Ginn in a s... Read more