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Freash Steaming Yule Logs!!

For this year&apos;s Halloween episode the diabolical duo got together over Skype to ramble about the dark cinematic arts of the Rock N&apos;Roll Horror movie. However, what starts as a crackly connection gradually reveals itself to be something more sinister as the chat progresses...who will survive and what will be left of them? We recommend you listen to this episode on headphones and listen right to the end.

What's That Behind You?

Bushie & Jamie are joined by Peter of ELECTRICALS to discuss Sam McPheeter&apos;s fascinating and fantastic new tome about a life in punk "Mutations"

Gruelling Artisanal Toil

A quick word about some Grump related online radio shows you might dig! www.grump upthevolume.com for shows and info

DESTROYED HUMAN & LITTLE PLASTIC RADIO!!

Like the rest of the world, the two Grumps find themselves in lock down, and resultingly engage in a bit of a catch up via Skype. What began as a general chat about  our lockdown listening and viewing (by way of a dissection of Danzig's "Verotika") soon takes a less light hearted turn as Bushie discusses his experience of both personally and professionally dealing with Covid 19, and the two debate wether  or not extreme music and its' associated genre tropes are in fact of any value in the current climate.Please head to http://grumpupthevolume.com for full list of recommendations and links from this episode.

S2 E4: House Arrest

Awakening from our seasonal hibernation, the Grumps reconvene to discuss the golden era of alternative music on television via the pivotal work of Snub TV, Alternative Nation and The Word in getting underground sounds into suburban Irish homes.

Jamie v.s Amies

The disastrous duo stretch their elderly memories back to the terrifying and terrible mix of thrashcore and comedy that staggered from the underground in the late 80s'early 90s: O.L.D, Lawnmower Deth, Spazztic Blurr, Extra Hot Sauce and their ilk. What does Bushie think of Billy Milano? What did Jamie think tankard were singing? And what's the best use of a Harry Connick Junior tape? Join us as we reveal the answers!

Earache My Eye!

 Welcome back fellow spooks as we launch Season 2 with our second Halloween Hoedown! After a quick intro from DAVID YOW we run through ten terrifying(ly daft) horror movie hit songs from the Grumpen Crypt to liven up your Hallow's Eve!!!!Be sure to head to GRUMPUPTHEVOLUME.COM for an accompanying mixtape!

Anything Can Happen on Halloween!

In the final episode of what we&apos;ve now decided is our first season we shoot the breeze about Jawbreaker&apos;s return, Fugazi&apos;s best gig, Scott Walker&apos;s passing, John Mulvaney&apos;s cheeky side, the secret parentage of Aussie synthpunks Nun, and explain why we&apos;ve been so busy.

10: Doris v. Morris

 We delve into Jonas Akerlund's "truth and lies" movie of the black metal's most famous doomed bromance. 

9: Fakehem

The Jurassic Duo take on the highlights and low lights of 80s and 90s music based teen drama, from a guitar playing werewolf to a ginger pre-teen rapper. NEVER GIVE UP!!

8: A Way With Headwear

Yep, it’s the least wonderful time of the year – the time where everyone feels the urge to throw their lists of what their favourite records of the year  and hey,we’re no different..and so we present to you our 10 collective favourite albums of the year. Sort of.

7:It's The End Of The Year As We Know It

Better late than never, the two boyos celebrate the 25th anniversary of Nirvana's "In Utero" because, well, frankly because it's a collective favourite album and we fucking felt like it. Yes, we worked our by now traditional mention of David Yow in there too, fret not.

6: Now We're Bored And Old

We nearly missed our own deadline because editing is hell, but here it is! Episode 2 involves a brief dive into the dayglo whirlpool that was Funk metal. Prepare for tales of Bushie’s weird research techniques, Jamie’s love of MTV ballads, EMF’s love of Faith No More, living excrement, Pauly Shore, Cameo and our secret teenage band shame.

2: Puberty Rock

Grump Up The Volume is about revisiting and affectionately roasting some of the weirder musical phases that have occurred, for better or worse, in our preferred eras of Rock And/Or Roll music (we’ll say from the late 60s up to right now). Sometimes we rip apart shitty records by bands we like. Sometimes we try and posit that maybe strange musical trends people would rather forget about were actually kinda cool. But mostly the former. Because we’re terrible people who draw joy from the mistakes of others.

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