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Murphy's Law

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Sep 26, 2026

FloHOST
114:13
Which, yeah, it was a shame.
FloHOST
114:14
I was at the Murphy's Law gig at Whammy.
FloHOST
114:18
And I think, like, the promoter or somebody...
FloHOST
114:20
I had my fair shirt on anyway.
FloHOST
114:22
And I'm like, oh, yeah, they're playing in Oz.
FloHOST
114:24
And the promoter was from...
FloHOST
114:25
The Murphy's Law promoter was from Australia.
FloHOST
114:27
And he said, like, he's like, oh, yeah, you going? I'm like, yeah, well, they're not playing here.
Dave SchneiderHOST
87:03
I can't play that one.
Dave SchneiderHOST
87:05
So I'm going to just sub out, by the way, it's Murphy's Law, Pennywise, and the Circle Jerks at Toad's.
Dave SchneiderHOST
87:12
And I'm going to sub out the Circle Jerks with the Black Flag song.
Dave SchneiderHOST
87:17
And I hope there's, I'm listening.

17 MINS LATER

Dave SchneiderHOST
103:54
But, you know, when Sid Cohen, when David Cohen calls in and said, hey, I got a great idea, you got to just do it.
Dave SchneiderHOST
103:59
He's a great supporter of WPKN.
Dave SchneiderHOST
104:02
And so we heard Live While You Can, Pennywise, Crucial Barbecue from Murphy's Law.
Dave SchneiderHOST
104:07
And I don't care from Black Flag, although Circle Jerks are playing, not Black Flag, but Circle Jerks, Murphy's Law, and Pennywise over at Toad's Place next Tuesday night.
Eric 7HOST
14:57
Yeah, and unfortunately, I don't think the circle jerks are on that leg of the tour.
Eric 7HOST
15:03
It's just going to be Pennywise, H2O, and Murphy's Law.
Russ AttitudeHOST
15:08
Are you going? Oh, yeah.
Eric 7HOST
15:09
It's a Saturday.
MarkHOST
1:03
And who are we here with today? jimmy right with a jimmy from queens i
James DrescherGUEST
1:09
wouldn't be jimmy from murphy's law if it wasn't for a story of queens that's for god i'm sure
MarkHOST
1:17
yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
ChrisHOST
1:18
all right we'll get into that um but like to start it off let's talk about you guys are recording a new record and i rumor has it on the street that you're almost done
James DrescherGUEST
2:24
They own the building, it's funny enough, but it was a really nice studio.
James DrescherGUEST
2:28
Did the vocals in Little Steven from Bruce Springsteen's band's personal studio.
James DrescherGUEST
2:34
And then did the rough mixes and other vocal parts in Red Bank at Phil Cavano from Monster Magnet Studio, who also plays in Murphy's Law on and off and played in an old punk band called Shrapnel.
James DrescherGUEST
2:48
Okay, cool.

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Agnostic Front and the Rise of New York Hardcore

Sep 6 · 1 Mention

speaker_5HOST
5:51
Within crowded clubs, rivalries erupted.
speaker_5HOST
5:55
Bands like Murphy's Law or The Undead vied to prove who embodied hardcore spirit.
speaker_5HOST
6:01
These confrontations sometimes turned into street brawls, but also pushed everyone to raise their sound, fostering intensity that sharpened the band's own identity.
speaker_5HOST
6:13
Roger Merritt arrived in 82 after an original vocalist left, and his aggressive delivery added a new urgency to song.
Toby MorseGUEST
64:04
awesome.
Toby MorseGUEST
64:05
It's us and Pennywise, and Circa Jerks hop on a couple shows, Angel Dust, Murphy's Law's on there.
Toby MorseGUEST
64:10
It's like East Coast, Midwest in September.
Toby MorseGUEST
64:12
I'm super excited about that.
Andrew Thorpe KingGUEST
41:17
They have a Motorhead tattoo.
Andrew Thorpe KingGUEST
41:18
But, uh, when I first started hearing like the raw, like visceral kind of like truth seeking agony that came out of bands like Black Flag or, uh, like Subhumans or Murphy's Law in New York City or Gnostic Front or I'm a Victim in Pain.
Andrew Thorpe KingGUEST
41:32
Like that stuff just gripped me so much.
Andrew Thorpe KingGUEST
41:34
It was like, that was like, that was like the soul on fire inside me that was yearning to be expressed.
KellyGUEST
32:23
Biohazard, Nastic, I'm not sick of it all and such.
ShannonGUEST
32:28
So this was before I think I knew, well, it must have been before I knew sheer terror or Murphy's Law, because seeing No Redeeming Social Value and hearing Kevin Gill have his dry wit, it struck me because, you know, hardcore can be such a serious and aggressive and macho genre and culture see No Redeeming Social Value just goof around in their songs, in their live performances.
ShannonGUEST
32:55
I've seen the interviews with Kevin Gill where he's like, oh, angel dust.
ShannonGUEST
32:59
If you ever smell what sounds like a rotten seal burning inside of a hefty bag, somebody's smoking angel dust.

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