Episode 229 - Dennis Lyxzén (Refused, Final Exit, International Noise Conspiracy)

Turned Out A Punk

Music Interviews, Music History, Music, Music Commentary

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🗓️ 4 October 2019

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

This week on the show Dennis Lyxzén from Refused talks Swedish punk & so much more with Damian. DON’T MISS IT!

Also Touched On:

The continuation of 2001 Quick Fanzine interview

Exploited shows up out of nowhere in your record collection

being into NY hardcore when everyone else in UK 77

87 the dead time for punk between the booms

Puszone in Thrasher

“You get it home and it’s mucky pup”

Taller punk

The Join

let’s gather all the freaks in one place

let’s build a scene

isolation and boredom builds the biggest hardcore scene in the world

no sick of it all show in Umea

Doctor and The Crippens

Were you at the Shelter show?

Step Forward: no one is going like this so let’s just go nuts

be the guys that goes off

Refused: “We knew the potential”

The curse of recording LPs

Meshaggah sounding like Anthrax playing to 4t people

Skate punk made

Asta Kasta the link between scenes

Trallpunk

David's death metal influence on Refused

the regions of music

learning about Empire and the Ruts from the gods of DC

This is kinda cool but super sloppy

becoming friends with manny from Race Traitor

Peaking too early

Final Exit

The Path Of Resistance connection

& MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!!!!!!

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2:19.0	Damien Abraham and once again I am bringing you a conversation with someone who grew up
2:23.5	listening to punk may or may not still be involved in punk but had their life
2:26.8	changed by the genre in a major way and today on the show pretty big one
2:31.5	pretty big one Dennis Pretty big one.
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