[Originally released on July 12th, 2017] On this throwback episode, we are joined by Joe Penna and Chuck Harland to discuss the 1967 "word-jazz" album "Colors" by Ken Nordine.

Ford and Lopatin.

Nov 20th, 2020 17m 59s

[Originally released February 15th, 2018] On this episode, we discuss synthwave artist Ford and Lopatin.

13 Overlooked Horror Films.

Oct 29th, 2020 32m 25s

After many changes and revisions, Mondo Kanye presents 13 Overlooked Horror Films for last-minute Halloween viewing. Films Discussed: The Grapes of Death, Santo y Blue Demon Contra Los Monstruos, Alien Contamination, Body Melt, Return of the Li

Mr. Sardonicus (1961).

Oct 21st, 2020 1h 7m

[Originally posted November 14th, 2018] On this episode of Mondo Kanye, hosts Sean Doherty, Steve Vitangeli, and Brad Fetrow discuss the William Castle horror classic Mr. Sardonicus.

The Top 50 Horror Movie Songs of All-Time.

Oct 14th, 2020 1h 8m

[Originally released October 31st, 2018] On this episode of Deep Rotation, we discussed the fifty best songs throughout horror movie history. From genre standard-bearers like John Carpenter and Tangerine Dream to sleazy Italo-funk maestros like

2008 Vol. 1 (Fax, Burning Star Core, Tobacco).

Oct 7th, 2020 43m 46s

On this episode of Deep Rotation, we discuss three great albums from 2008: "Yo Recuerdo" by Fax, "Challenger" by Burning Star Core, and "F****d Up Friends" by Tobacco.

The Sound of Industry (Part 3): The Numbers Band, Rubber City Rebels, and Early Devo.

May 21st, 2020 40m 32s

It's Part Three of our examination of the Akron Sound. On this episode, we discuss the early days of The Numbers Band, Rubber City Rebels, and Devo, as well as some background on the Cleveland underworld, Northeast Ohio labor disputes, and the

Webster Slaughterhouse: The 2020 Cleveland Browns Draft Assessment.

May 6th, 2020 1h 53m

For the first time on Mondo Kanye, we're recording via Skype to discuss the 2020 Cleveland Browns Draft Class (Note: It can be a bit choppy at times, but we're working to improve that). It's been a little over a week since the 2020 NFL Virtual

Deep Rotation: The Exploding Hearts.

Apr 30th, 2020 28m 53s

[Originally posted June 19th, 2018] On this episode, we discuss the tragically short run of 2000's power punk band, The Exploding Hearts.

The Sound of Industry (Part 2): Alan Freed, Joe Walsh, and the Early Days of Northeast Ohio Music.

Apr 23rd, 2020 47m 1s

Prior to the Akron Sound boom of the late 70's, Northeast Ohio had several artists contribute to the pop culture landscape, and this episode is about the figures that helped shape what was to come. We discuss legendary firebrand DJ Alan Freed,

The Top 20 Steve Albini Engineered Records (#10-1).

Apr 1st, 2020 59m 39s

[Originally uploaded September 19th, 2018] Steve Albini has worked on some of the most seminal albums of the past 30 years, and we're counting down the best (in our opinion). This one is really courting controversy, and we get there almost imm

The Top 20 Steve Albini Engineered Records (#20-11).

Apr 1st, 2020 49m 31s

[Originally uploaded September 12th, 2018] Steve Albini has worked on some of the most seminal albums of the past 30 years, and we're counting down the best (in our opinion). This one is really courting controversy, and we get there almost imm

The Sound of Industry (Part 1): An Introduction to Northeast Ohio and the Akron Sound.

Mar 4th, 2020 49m 32s

On this, the first episode of Mondo Kanye's in-depth examination of the Northeast Ohio musical flashpoint, the so-called "Akron Sound", we discuss how a stretch of disregarded Rust Belt cities became the site of international music interest for

"My Dead Dad Was in ZZ Top" by Jon Glaser (Re-Upload)

Feb 25th, 2020 25m 6s

[Originally released December 5th, 2018] On this episode of Deep Rotation, we discuss the faux rock expose book "My Dead Dad Was in ZZ Top" by comedian Jon Glaser.

The Top 300 Albums of the 2010's.

Feb 20th, 2020 1h 22m

After a year absence, Mondo Kanye returns with a highly subjective, completely non-canonical, rather belated, celebration of the best albums of the past decade.