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1. Angel Ace - Gate 4 (Intro Mix) 2. Dan Stone - Harvest Moon 3. Sergey Shabanov - Overtime 4. 2trancY - Star Splash 5. Jason Van Wyk & Vast Vision Feat Johanna - Oceanblue (Haris C Mix) 6. Icone - Cosmos 7. Right Face - In Motion 8. Dust & Heatcliff - Eastern Dawn 9. Beach X - The Magic Man
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Interviews with WILD individuals, informative discussions, HOT topics, and a following of our entrepreneurial venture, pursuing our dreams! Follow us on our crazy journey of starting a business from the ground up and on our vision of owning our own personal Emporium of living creatures!!
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Haunted Emporium is an online store out of Massachusetts, and here on the podcast we will talk all things paranormal. From ghost hunting equipment, to Ouija, and beyond. Everyone has a different take on why things happen the way that they do, so let's start the discussion.
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Greetings dear listeners! Welcome to the Wonder Emporium Radio Hour, where we bring you the most exciting, the most riveting, the most mind bogglingly exciting stories from that trio beyond imagination, the Marvellous Travelling Band & Wonder Emporium! Prepare to have your ears enchanted, your brain bedazzled and your eyes subtly disappointed by the most exciting radio play to be made on a budget of zero dollars. Warning: may cause feelings of inadequacy and increased imagination. Written, p ...
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I've always had a soft spot for bands that could push the envelope when it came to songwriting and musicianship in the world of metal and rock. Those that could incorporate the ferocity and speed of extreme music while doing so have always been held in high regard. Not every band featured in this episode are "prog-" in the 70's King Crimson/Mahavis…
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It's almost impossible to imagine a world without Celtic Frost. What would metal even sound like? Sure, we'd have bands following in the footsteps of artists like Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Metallica, and Slayer, but what would it sound like without the riffs and imagination of Thomas Gabriel Fischer, or Tom G. Warrior? I honestly don't know and I'…
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Without a doubt, Nu-Metal stands as one of the most polarizing genres of hard rock to ever exist. Despite it being reviled more any other sub-genre metal, hair metal included, it continues to sell albums, sell out arenas, and influence music to this day. With this episode, I've tried to showcase some of the bands, or at least particular songs, that…
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2022 was another remarkable year for extreme music in the post-shutdown landscape. This episode highlights some of the best I came across last year. We discuss some old timers, some newcomers, and a local Bakersfield band that I think is on the cusp of greatness. Despite what some say, I feel heavy music is in a great place right now so dive and fi…
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1992 - The year heavy metal infected the world. Or at least that's how it appeared to us kids growing up in Southeast Texas. Grunge ruled the world, but as we watched Headbanger's Ball and scoured the various mags we could find at the department stores and gas stations, it became obvious that something incredible was taking place. Every corner of t…
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Where does one even start with the passing of a musician that is guaranteed a spot on the Mt. Rushmore of their chosen instrument? Not since the death of Eddie Van Halen in October 2020, has the guitar world been so shaken and felt such a loss. The impact Jeff Beck had on the world of rock and guitar-driven music is beyond reproach. Once he replace…
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Whether in Sepultura, Soulfly, or his countless other projects, Max Cavalera has always embraced collaboration. While the obvious move would have been to explore the songs in which he brought in guest musicians on his own material (which is an amazing list in and of itself), I chose to dive into his catalog of guest appearances on the songs of othe…
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Southern California. The land of scenic beaches, beautiful people, never-ending sunshine... and one of the most vibrant and explosive music scenes to exist in the late 1970's and 1980's. It was a bastion of creativity consisting of kids that were, if only temporarily, putting down their surfboards and skate boards and picking up instruments. Once b…
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Ed Kemper, Ed Gein, Andrei Chikatilo, Albert Fish, and on and on. The list of mass murdering psychopaths that have inspired heavy music is an extensive one to say the least. Their influence isn't genre specific either. As you'll see tonight, death metal, sludge, grunge, thrash... bands of all styles have used these atrocities as inspiration for son…
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