026 – Lifesavers Underground – Shaded Pain - Part 2 – Cut by the Body… Forced to Run and Hide

In this episode, Tegwen, Mark and I continue our discussion with Side B of the post-punk gothic masterpiece, Shaded Pain by the Lifesavers Underground. If you haven’t listened to the first half of this chat, be sure to stop right now and go listen to Episode 025 - Lifesavers Underground - Shaded Pain - Part 1 first and then come back to finish up here. If you’ve never heard of Lifesavers Underground (L.S.U) but like Bahaus, Peter Murphy, The Mission UK and bands of that ilk, you should definitely check them out. Thanks so much for joining us!

Tegwen’s Post Punk Checklist:

 -Drony vocals

-Screechy feedback guitars, not played for precision ,

-Played for vibes, strummed repetitive guitars

-Sick baseline, but not necessarily noticed, yet still drives the song- energetic 

-Allows you to dance to it 

-Mix of drum machine, tinny echoey sound, slightly erratic live drums

-Creating a Phil Spectory wall of sound

-Very produced but not polished- lots of effects on 11 with echo/ reverb

All songs and interview clips are used without permission but under fair use for commentary purposes.

All other sounds and clips used were procured from publicly posted clips and used under fair use.

You can find the music and social media of  the Lifesavers, The Lifesavers Underground and Michael Knott at the below links:

⁠Lifesavers on Bandcamp⁠

 ⁠The Lifsavers Underground on Facebook⁠

⁠Knottheads (Michael Knott Fans) on Facebook⁠ (This came up as a broken link when I checked it as of 1/9/24)

 ⁠Michael Knott on Instagram⁠

 

PLEASE go support Michael Knott and his many bands!

Michael Knott Schizophrenia VHS tape upload can be found on YouTube at Michael Knott Schizophrenia

The Momentary Trouble cover of Bye Bye Colour can be found on Soundclick at Bye Bye Colour Cover

You can find Vanishing Shores on Bandcamp at Vanishing Shores

Monty Python Bridge of Death can be found on YouTube at Bridge of Death

So Blue by Irving Kaufman can be found on YouTube at Irving Kaufman So Blue (1927)

 

You can find Post-Punk Heartstrings on Facebook: ⁠Post-punk Heartstrings on Facebook⁠

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