Episode 389 - Damon Locks (Black Monuments Ensemble, Trenchmouth, Super ESP)

Turned Out A Punk

Music Interviews, Music History, Music, Music Commentary

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2022

⏱️ 108 minutes

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Summary

Today, we are going to kick your mind & make it move because DAMON LOCKS is on the show! Join Damian as he sits down with the Trenchmouth/ The Eternals' vocalist to discuss the journey to turn punk theory into punk practice. Listen in as they talk: the awesome mystique of Bubba Dupree, the differences between Dischord's DC & Touch&Go's Chicago, Skene Records, musical versions of Eraserhead & tons more!!!

THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED!

Also, don't miss the Damon Locks Black Monument Ensemble's fantastic new record "Now"; available from International Anthem Recording Company!

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Also Touched On:

The DCHC, Chicago Punk, Skene Records

Meeting Joe Lally and Pete Cortner

“The Jam! That’s a good name!”

Bodycount DC

Minor Threat and Government Issue

Joe’s Record Paradise

the proposed merger of Potential Disturbance and Faithful Treason

Protem: on the weird side of things

Dain Bramage

The Reconstruction Era: The transition from DCHC to Revolution Summer

Husker Du on Zen Arcade

Naked Raygun

Playing in Fred with Fred

Shovel

The multiplicity of the DC punk scene

9353: “The musical version of Eraserhead”

No fitting in Chicago at first

Introducing Tim Kinsella to the downtown kids

Martin and Los Crudos

Chicago in the late 90s was the capital of all things punk

Minneapolis and drugs

The Twin/Tone office space

& SO MUCH MORE!!!!

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1:39.3	and feeding me and the kids. So, Hello and welcome to another edition of Turned Out of Punk. I'm your host, Demian Abraham.
2:16.0	Once again I'm bringing you a conversation with someone who grew upless in a punk, may or may not still be involved with punk, but have the life changed by the genre in a
2:23.4	major way and say on the show huge guess for me Damon Locks is here he is from the
2:28.8	band formerly of the band Trenchmouth currently of Damon Locks Black Monument Ensemble, an incredible musician, and someone that can
2:36.8	connect so many disparate worlds of this thing that we love here called punk rock that he is kind of a dream
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