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The Punk Rock Chronicles PodcastMike Monster (The Spooky)This episode is a monster! And by monster, we of course mean Mike Monster, singer and bassist of horror punk vets The Spooky. Hosts Stan Mueller and Jeff Feuerhaken sat down with Mr. Monster to discuss some of his creepiest tales, like how he came to love Neil Diamond, his brush in with the creatures of the night in Transylvania, and the unusual circumstances that led to the recording of his upcoming release. In addition to reveling us with his punk rock history, Mike also explains just why punk and horror go together like peas and carrots.2020-07-1332 minThe Punk Rock Chronicles PodcastSpencer Bartsch (Shattered Faith)One of the earliest bands on the SoCal punk scene, Shattered Faith, formed out of the suburban boredom rampant at the time. In this episode of The Punk Rock Podcast, frontman Spencer Bartsch shares some of his punk rock memories with hosts Stan Mueller and Jeff Feuerhaken. Spencer recalls such classic stories as the time he outsmarted the jocks that used to throw his bike into the street, as well as the evolution (and de-evolution) of the punk rock scene he's seen over four-plus decades. 2020-03-3034 minThe Punk Rock Chronicles PodcastMike Magrann (Channel 3)It can be said that Mike Magrann has no fear of life. The founding singer and guitarist of Channel 3 has been in punk rock's trenches since the early 80's, and he has the stories to prove it. In this episode of The Punk Rock Chronicles Podcast, hosts Stan Mueller and Jeff Feuerhaken discuss some of the more notable events from Mike's history, such as the mysterious backing vox on a Rodney on the Roq comp, and the excesses rampant in the studio during the recording their big rock crossover album.2020-03-1631 minThe Punk Rock Chronicles PodcastDissensionWhy work for death, when you can listen to the very first episode of The Punk Rock Chronicles Podcast instead? This episode features long-time punkers from Long Beach, Dissension. Hosts Stan Mueller and Jeff Feuerhaken gets the goods straight from members Randy Freeman, Matt Vargas, and Eric Salazar, as they recount some anecdotes from their early days, such as being kids hanging out in Black Flag's studio as they wrote the "My War" album, all the way up until the band's recording of their brand new album, "Amazing Disgrace".2020-03-0236 min