Lou Miami & the Kozmetix

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Revolution Come and Gone

Burst & Bloom

14 episodes

3 days ago

In the early ‘90s, a vibrant American underground music scene was dragged kicking and screaming into mainstream visibility – with turbulent, controversial, sometimes hilarious results. Musician Dylan Metrano and writer Gregory S. Moss speak with major bands, producers, label heads and hangers-on of the era, look back and try to make sense of this transformative moment in American cultural history. If you’re hungry to hear about the independent, lo-fi, garage, grunge, avant-garde and punk music of the late 20th century, this podcast will fill your goddamn socks.

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Lou Miami & the Kozmetix

Revolution Come and Gone

27 minutes 32 seconds

2 weeks ago

Lou Miami & the Kozmetix

In this episode, we uncover the story of a little-known but influential new wave artist from 1980’s Boston; a Jayne Mansfield-obsessed eccentric with a thick Boston accent, a frontman who combined the weird charm of Pee-Wee Herman with the punk attitude of the New York Dolls; an impresario who made himself the star of his own DIY variety shows. We are talking, of course, about the great Lou Miami.

We speak with Toby Ingalls (Lou Miami and the Kozmetix), Thalia Zedek (Come, Live Skull), and Clint Conley (Mission of Burma).

Hosted by Dylan Metrano & Gregory Moss.

Episode artwork by Alan Bull.