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Bobby Ingram has been keeping Molly Hatchet recording and performing for over 40 years. The band has a new record out (their 13th studio record) on November 27th. For more information, tour dates and to pick up a copy of the new record, check out their website.

Friends since college, Bob and Jim started writing songs together shortly after meeting. And they haven't stopped since. Using AI to orchestrate their work, their band Spare Parts 81 is offering their music to listeners on Spotify. Check them out here, or follow them on Facebook.

We first became aware of the work of Harry Waters by seeing him play with Les Claypool and the Claypool Lennon Delirium. Starting next year, Harry is taking to the road with his own band, performing the music of Pink Floyd in a show presented by his father, Pink Floyd bassist Roger Waters. For more information on Harry's work, or the upcoming Legacy tour, check out his website.

This week, we visit our sister show, Why? and talk about one of the most popular movie musicals of all time. How can you not love The Rocky Horror Picture Show? And, even though he's not everyone's favorite, how can you not at least have a soft spot in your heart for Barry Bostwick's Brad Majors?  This October, Barry, Patricia Quinn ("Magenta" in the movie) and Nell Campbell (the one and only "Little Nell") are taking the film on the road and celebrating the movie live and in person. For more information and dates, check out the show's website.

Do you like hard rock and metal? You'll love Night Laser. The Hamburg-based band is just about to release their 5th full-length record. For more information, you can check out the band's website. Plus, we have a special announcement about a big event we're doing!

Legs McNeil is a writer who was there for many great moments in the history of music. Now, the co-author of "Please Kill Me," is telling his own story with "Resident Punk." It's a blast. For more information, check out Legs' substack.

Vered Benhorin writes songs for families and her latest album is a collaboration with her son. "Adorable You" is a unique collaboration and children's music for people who don't like children's music. For more information, check out her website.

Joyous Wolf is rock and roll. Their debut record just came out and it is a blast. We talked with their guitarist Blake Allard. For more information, check out their website.

To listen to a Kamelot record is to go on a journey. And their new record, "Dark Asylum," is a new approach to the storytelling that fans have come to love. We sat down with founding member Thomas Youngblood. For more information and to get your copy of "Dark Asylum," check out the band's website.

First, there's the name. It's great. Let's get that out of the way. And then there's the new record from this band called Audrey Horne. It's great too. For more information, follow them on Facebook.

Mike Vos is a photographer and musician. His first album "A Thin Wall of Vellum" is coming out next month. We talked with Mike about his music and his photography and where the two intersect. For more information and to order his record, check out his website.

This week we sit down with Primus drummer John Hoffman. Hoffer got the job after being selected among thousands of applicants for the job and going through the band's interstellar drum derby. For more information about the European tour, or the new EP "The Ol' Grizz," check out the band's website.

Musician Hannah Wicklund is truly coming into her own with her new record, "War on Women," out next month. We talked with her about the fight to control her music and the power she has found from the people all around her. For more information and to order the record, check out her website.

Richie Unterberger has written maybe the definitive biography of the Velvet Underground. Clearly, we're fans. We talked with Richie about the writing of the book and the vast amounts of research he did to put it all together. For more information, you can check out Richie's website.

They first hit with an appearance on the "Swingers" soundtrack. Now, they're releasing their newest record and proving that they still have things to say. We talked with Jonathan and Ben from Love Jones. Their new album, "The Greatest Show on Earth" is available now. For more information, check out their website.