2020 was a year seemingly concieved in a Stephen King novel. Fascist leadership in the USA, a worldwide pandemic, economic disaster after disaster, did I miss anything? Well, at least the music of the Bobcast was great? Here is my ode to the songs that made 2020 a little more bearable for me and hopefully, you. This is what you’re getting, in order of appearance - The Anti-Queens, Ash Williams, The BellRays, Billy Liar, Black Breath, Danger Inc, Dear Boy, Future Of The Left, Houseghost, Iron Chic, Murder By Death, Nervosa, Parasites, Planes Mistaken For Stars, Sad GirlzClub, Sarchasm, TSOL, Turncoat, War On Women and Wolf-Face! Here are some links!

Anti-Queens Website

Ash Williams Bandcamp

The BellRays Website

Billy Liar Bandcamp

Black Breath Bandcamp

Danger Inc Bandcamp

Dear Boy Website

Future Of The Left Website

Houseghost Bandcamp

Iron Chic Website

Murder By Death Website

Nervosa Website

Parasites Bandcamp

Planes Mistaken For Stars Website

Sad Girlz Club Bandcamp

Sarchasm Bandcamp

TSOL Discogs

Turncoat Bandcamp

War On Women Bandcamp

Wolf-Face Bandcamp

LEGAL STUFF!!!

Intro song - “Burnt To A Crisp Or Bloody As Hell”

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Paul Tremblay is the author of several novels, such as “A Head Full Of Ghosts”, “Disappearance At Devil’s Rock”, “The Cabin At The End Of The World” and “Survivor Song”. One short story collection, “Growing Things” belongs on this list, as well. All thought provoking, some ambiguous, all lovely (and sometimes heartbreaking), some straight forward and tidily resolved. No mater what, I always walk away from a novel or story written by Paul Tremblay satisfied and yet yearning for more. Questions, though. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have any questions after reading the stories of Paul Tremblay. So, here we are! This episode features an interview with Paul Tremblay, plus three songs by some of the bands that he loves. A Husker Du cover performed by Big Drill Car, plus two songs by those Welsh masters of melodic mayhem, Future Of The Left. Samples of the questions I asked one of my favorite authors of recent years? Where do you find the best fried clams in the Boston area? (Hint, they’re not IN Boston proper, trick question.) Who would you choose, from a roster of Boston bands? The Pixies or The Cars? Last one, last sample question - do you, Mr. Tremblay, believe in ghosts? Listen for the answers to those questions, plus the sounds of some of Paul Tremblay’s favorite bands. Check out the links below!

Paul Tremblay’s website is HERE

Check out Paul Tremblay on Goodreads HERE

Buy Paul Tremblay’s books at a local and independent bookstore if you’d like to support your own community! INDIEBOUND.ORG is a great way to find your local indie bookshop! This message is from me, Bob, not Paul, by the way. I don’t speak for Paul in any way, shape or form.

Future Of The Left WEBSITE and BANDCAMP PAGE

Big Drill Car on SPOTIFY

LEGAL STUFF

Song info - Intro song “Celebrated Summer” performed by Big Drill Car, who appear courtesy of themselves.

The music in the intro segment after Big Drill Car is “Dusty Memories” by Darren Curtis. Here’s his info -

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Mid-Interview song and the final song in the episode were “The Real Meaning Of Christmas” and “The Hope That House Built” performed by Future Of The Left, who appear courtesy of themselvs.