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WASTOIDS Archive
A complete archive of articles from WASTOIDS, the predecessor to Public Record. These posts from 2021 to 2026 are preserved here for reference.
WASTOIDS WEEKLY 39
Out of Site: Midwife
On this edition of Out of Site, Denver's Midwife performs her signature "Heaven Metal" style, playing the songs "2018" and "S.W.I.M." Read more.
LOW LEVEL
Tim O'Hanlon is the man behind Low Level, who makes handmade copy/paste art pieces which have made noise in the punk scene for over 10 years. Read more.
Clairaudience: Chatting With Diane Coffee
At its best, music offers us a chance at time travel, transporting us back to moments in our past. That happens over and over again on the With People, the latest album from Shaun Fleming’s Diane Coffee project. Produced by Jonathan Rado of Foxygen, it blends '70s style folk-rock with orchestral pop flourishes and focuses in on their youth in Agoura Hills, California. Fleming joins Clairaudience host Ersa Lowly tonight to discuss the album, the nostalgic power of Pink Floyd, and of course, discuss a visit with Harry Nilsson. Read more.
WASTOIDS WEEKLY 38
This is probably the closest we'll ever get to posting "classic rock", featuring Oasis, Pixies, mbv, & more. Read more.
Click Vortex: Still Rock & Rolling
It's time for a biweekly online rabbit hole journey with Sam Means and Jason P. Woodbury. On today’s show, our click trails take us from Billy Joel to Television to the Johns (Glynn, Ethan, and Andy)—who've helped to make some of the best sounding records ever—and from Todd Rundgren to Ric Ocasek and then Billy Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins. And of course, the boys are digress and discurse all along the way. Read more.
Out of Site: Smirk
LA rock n rollers Smirk stop by The Auto Shop to play a three song set for WASTOIDS' weekly video series Out of Site. Read more.
DAVID KUKOĽ
"Doing artwork is pretty much my hobby, so I'm really grateful that I can collaborate with all these great bands." Read more.
The Format Variant Editions (Unboxing Video)
Sam Means of The Format unboxes new pressings of their classic albums and his and Nate Ruess' solo albums. Read more.
Clairaudience: Scattered Thoughts
Ersa is taking things somewhere we've never explored on Clairaudience: the toilet. We've got some bathroom terror from the 1-877-WASTOIDS hotline, plus early electronic music, spacey lounge sounds, and more. Read more.