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When drummer Don Bolles was sacked from LA punk band the Germs he was already a member of Vox Pop, girlfriend Mary was quickly becoming 'Dinah Cancer' and their horror-punk band 45 Grave was in its infant stages.
Around the same time bands like the A-Sexuals, the Decadent and Speed Queens would soon become Christian Death and Super Heroines. Add to this the early incarnations of Kommunity FK, Nervous Gender and Voodoo Church, plus Castration Squad, Aphotic Culture and Die Schlaflosen, along with Radio Werewolf, Ex VoTo, Screams for Tina and a host of others...
The roots of the Los Angeles deathrock scene, an integral part of the later goth movement were starting to take shape.
Phantoms relays this previously unheard story, told in the oral history style through extensive interviews band members, scenesters, photographers and club-/label-owners.
Co-hosts Parks Johnson (left) and Wallace (Wally) Butterworth interview Santa Claus at Macy's for the CBS Radio human interest program, Vox Pop, November 28, 1939.
Photo: CBS via Getty Images
Just arrived in the mail today…
Radiation Reissues of the New Underground Records ‘Life Is…’ So Cal punk compilations
A Bit of Fry and Laurie - Tango
I said, "it takes two to tango" and he said, "yes, but it only takes one to get out of my office and never come back."
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A Bit of Fry and Laurie; S02E05
john & simon (+ nick) on the raw & uncut interview - 1986 from vox pop x
Lost light fest 2020 day 15 voxpop