Stephen McClurg's Blog, page 10

Everybody’s Famous Halloween Episode

I got to join Ryan to discuss horror for part of his Halloween episode. It also features writer Isabella Jetten and musician Conrad Young.

McClurg’s Musicalia #99: Poppa Mandrill Cheated Death

You can get the poem, playlist, and links at The Drunken Odyssey.

New Show: Reverse Engineer

I’m excited to be playing with Kenny Johnson‘s Reverse Engineer for the first time as we open this show in Montgomery with old friend Roman Gabriel Todd, who fronted the recent Samhain shows.

Though this set won’t be anything like it, we did a synth-heavy ep a couple of years ago called “Red Hills.”

New Interview: Everybody’s Famous

An interview focused mainly on music and mental health.

New Music: Nowhere Squares: Cancel Your Plans

A fantastic set of new songs from Nowhere Squares! I got asked to add some slide and tremolo guitar on a few tracks. The demos of these songs were already great, so it’s nice to hear the final versions! You can hear it on streaming platforms and on Bandcamp.

McClurg’s Musicalia #98: Morning Papers

You can get the playlist, poem, and links at The Drunken Odyssey!

Scott Bazar’s “Devil Fish” (2007)

A YouTube Channel recently uploaded “Devil Fish,” one of Scott Bazar’s films, with his blessings. Since Scott’s okay with the upload, I thought I’d share it here as well. I wrote and played one of the many parts of the score in this “disguised biography.” Scott is a fantastic musician and artist. This one is for fans of experimental film and music.

Terrifying Tribute Night

Tomorrow I’ll be playing with Future Hate and Roman Gabriel Todd as we pay tribute to Samhain’s album Initium. We’ll be adding a few goodies from the Samhain catalog, and we’re removing “Horror Biz” because that’s a Misfits song.

Should be a fun night for a good cause.

McClurg’s Musicalia #97: Childhood Is Full of Nosferatus

You can get the playlist, poem, and links at The Drunken Odyssey.

At Horror DNA: Red Rooms

Red Rooms, a psychological techno-thriller, navigates the dark web of the mind. My review is at Horror DNA.