Everything Went Black Podcast

Brandon Legion and I continue our exploration of the weird world of Twin Peaks.  This week we explore Season 1, Episode 4 “The One Armed Man.” This episode originally aired on May 3, 1990 and was written by Tim Hunter, directed by Robert Engels with music by Angelo Badalamenti. #theblacklodge

 

Intro:                    “Twin Peaks Theme” – Andrew Badalamenti

Outro:                 “Dance of the Dream Man” – Andrew Badalamenti

Dave “Razor Eater Metal” returns this week to discuss new music with his project Xezbeth as well as his darkwave project Solipsis.  We also do a review of our top records 0f 2025.

Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro: “Sacrifice” – Solipsis (from split with Intrafear

Karl and I are back with the final Kane story. It’s been a long road and we’ve reached our end of our journey with Wagner’s morally flexible anti-hero.  AT FIRST GHOSTLY, is one of the more hard to find stories that is collected in the rare hardcover MIDNIGHT SUN.  

Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Interlude / Outro:        “Darkness Weaves” – Mike Hill

My brother Champ Morgan returns this week to talk about new developments and upcoming shows for death metal / grindcore maestros TRIAGE.  I’ve been a follower of Morgan’s work for decades, first with KILL THE CLIENT and then with BLK OPS, DERELICT SATELLITE and his newest efforts with the forming POACHER.  Later in the episode, we get political so if you aren’t comfortable that , tune out.

 

Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro: “Social Decay” – Triage

We go a little bit off brand with this installment of Kill or Be Killed.  Initially, our focus was stated as badass films from the 70’s, but this time around we are covering Romeo is Bleeding for a 90’s neo-noir.  It’s a preview of what we will be doing with our Neo Noir Maniacs miniseries over at Necomaniacs. 

 

Romeo is Bleeding was released in 1993, directed by Peter Medak, written by Hilary Henkin and stars Gary Oldman. Though it was met with relatively lukewarm reception during it release, it is now considered to be a classic.

 

Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro: “Romeo and the Lonely Girl” – Thin Lizzy