GeekPlanetOnline: The InsideOutcast

It's World Goth Day the 5th. To celebrate we again feature a music special, tracking gothic rock back to its roots in post-punk. Occasionally we intterupt the music with our show, including plenty of discussion regarding Star Trek Into Darkness. The playlist for this episode is:

Suburbia by She Wants Revenge

Love WIll Tear by Hearts Fail from KSYM The Wave Sessions

Jacques by Kill Your Boyfriend from Kill Your Boyfriend

It Takes So Much to Be So Wrong by Cheap Mondays from Love's the Most Expensive Comedy

Geldof by Light in Your Life from Light in Your Life

Crank It Up by Silver Rocket from the Silver Rocket EP

Take a Walk by The Foreign Resort from The Foreign Resort

Veto by Scofferlane from Veto

Houston by FUR from Devastate the Details

AMERICAN ANARCHY (unmixed) by Mailuna from This is Gonna Hurt 

On Brandi's birthday we discuss the life and work of actor and writer, Bruce Boxleitner, from an early appearance on Mary Tyler Moore to a recent guest spot on NCIS. This also includes the film, Tron, the television show, Scarecrow and Mrs. King, and several cartoons and video games. We review Dave's birthday by letting you know what we thought of Iron Man 3 and our first impressions of Ogden's Off the Wall Comedy Improv troupe. Dave talks about some new music after reviewing The Man from Earth and Slaughterhouse-Five. Brandi gets introduced to The Warriors before continuing her review of Farscape.

The Dark Track of the Week is Sexyback by Faderhead, a free fan download. 

Brandi joins Dave in clebrating his birthday and in introducing the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. FInd out all you need to know and more regarding the Introverted iNtuitive Thinking Judging type also known as the Mastermind, Strategist, or Scientist. We discuss preferences, dominant and auxillary functions, and realtive strengths and weaknesses. Dave reviews the twisted film, Alice while Brandi shares her thoughts on Stake Land, Pontypool, Sugar Hill, and more

The Dark Track of the Week is New Age of Reason by Dead When I Found Her off Industrial Music Sampler - Artifact Records

Here it is, our commentary for Prometheus. Before that, though, we announce picks from the first three rounds of the NFL Draft and respond to some feedback.

The Dark Track of the Week is Raygun by Technomancer from Restructure. 

Here it is, our commentary for Prometheus. Before that, though, we announce picks from the first three rounds of the NFL Draft and respond to some feedback.

The Dark Track of the Week is Raygun by Technomancer from Restructure. 

In our continuing series of celebrity biographies we look back at the life of Danny Kaye. We focus largely on his acting, singing, and dancing but also discuss his flying and cooking. Dave reviews Day of the Falcon also known as Black Gold while Brandi fails to get through Storage 24. We also cover The Road before Brandi returns to the series, Farscape.

The Dark Track of the Week is felt tipped dignity by Mantrakid from Palmflowerblack. You can download this song for free from Last.fm at this web address http://www.last.fm/music/Mantrakid/Palmflowerblack 

From early development to modern design we talk this week about airplanes. We name check a few favorites, discuss a little history, and glance at a few films and video games. Dave reviews the samurai films, When the Last Sword is Drawn and Ghost Dog: the Way of the Samurai. Brandi looks at another horror film with The Awakening while also covering some television with Batman Beyond and Star Trek.

The Dark Track of the Week is Aeroplane by Joy/Disaster from Sickness. 

Catching up on news and reviews chews up most of this week's show. We do have a moment, though, to introduce a new series with Romantic poets. We hint at the beginnings of the movement, the stirrings of rebellion, and the individual poets involved. Dave reviews eXistenZ and The Machinist before discussing the martial arts films, Wu Dang and Tai Chi Zero. Brandi celebrates her ability to listen to podcasts again and revisits Batman Beyond.

The Dark Track of the Week is Jerusalem (Single Version) by MonsterGod from the Jerusalem EP. 

Due to a couple of migraines and the related lack of interest in recording a regular show we offer a commentary to the 1987 film, Robocop. Satire, action, unisex bathrooms, all you expect from a Paul Verhoeven film. We also have a bit of feedback and some other nonsense.

The Dark Track of the Week is Night Riots by Machine Rox from the Activate Anger EP. 

Due to a couple of migraines and the related lack of interest in recording a regular show we offer a commentary to the 1987 film, Robocop. Satire, action, unisex bathrooms, all you expect from a Paul Verhoeven film. We also have a bit of feedback and some other nonsense.

The Dark Track of the Week is Night Riots by Machine Rox from the Activate Anger EP. 

Don't let the secret police know that this week we're talking about evil empires from the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany to the Galactic Empire and the Klingons. Brandi reviews ghost stories, The Haunting and The Haunting of Whaley House. Dave talks about Brick and Pscho Gothic Lolita. We also cover the DUI arrest of Peter Muprhy as well as some Gothic Football League stuff.

The Dark Track of the Week is Rule the Empire by Freaky Mind from No More Manifests. 

In this contributor special some listeners help list and discuss favorite guitarists from rock, to blues, to jazz and beyond. Whether hammering out chuggy chords or haunting melodies we cover legends and unsung ax men alike. We review the found footage horror films, V/H/S and Hollow. Brandi also shares her thoughts on other horror films, The House on Haunted Hill, The Objective, and Yellow Brick Road. In comedy he breifly discuss Believe: the Eddie Izzard Story and Justing Timberlake's fifth time hosting Saturday Night Live.

The Dark Track of the Week is Foxy Lady by Beki Bondage from Cold Turkey. 

Continuing our series on colors this week we go black. From the remotest parts of deep space to the cemetaries of Victorian London, we touch upon the many appearances and connotations of this dichotomous color, the color of preists and Satanists, of poets and ninja. We review Some Guy Who Kills People, Safe, and Safety Not Guaranteed before sharing our probably controversial thoughts on new release, Oz: the Great and Powerful.

The Dark Track of the Week is Black Celebration by Nitronoise from Tainted Candy. 

We make up for a skipped week of podcasting with our commentary to DREDD. So pop in you Blu-ray or DVD and listen to our banters as we talk over one of our favorite films of 2012.

The Dark Track of the Week is You Capture Me in Slow Motion by Azoora from the Revelations EP. 

We make up for a skipped week of podcasting with our commentary to DREDD. So pop in you Blu-ray or DVD and listen to our banters as we talk over one of our favorite films of 2012.

The Dark Track of the Week is You Capture Me in Slow Motion by Azoora from the Revelations EP. 

This week we cover all things crafty, from knitting to cake decoration. We take you aisle by aisle through your local crafts store as we discuss all the things you can make by hand. Brandi celebrates leaving her old job. Dave recounts his guest spot on The List Music Podcast. Dave reviews The Grey and Street Fighter Alpha while Brandi sums up a couple of novels.

The Dark Track of the Week is Plastic Makes Perfect by AYRIA from the Plastic and Broken EP. 

We finally talk about priates, both historical and fictional. We discuss their politics, their technology, and their impact on the global stage. Of course we also touch upon pirates in pop culture. We review The Bourne Legacy and the television shows, Saturaday Night Live and Mission Impossible. In video games we speak more about Minecraft and Lego Batman 2.

The Dark Track of the Week is Last Seconds (Industry Mix) by V.e.N. from the Last Seconds EP. 

Celebrate Chinese New Year with our discussion on the year of the snake. We cover mythology, personality traits, and compatabilities. We also explore snakes in greater depth, touching upon physiology, reproduction, and the like. Brandi has some big news regarding jobs. We celebrate the Ravens win at the Superbowl. Also, Dave reviews another podcast.

The Dark Track of the Week is Squeeze Me Like a Snake by The Search from The Silverslut. 

This week we look at the Indiana Jones franchise, covering all four films as well as touching upon spin offs. We speak about the inception of Indiana Jones as well as the many pieces of entertainment the chatacter has inspired. We review the Pro Bowl before getting into Drive Angry, Bones, and Saturday Night Live.

The Dark Track of the Week is Last Crusade by Dystopian Society from Cages. 

This week we discuss clouds, from classication to formation to pop culture references. We also talk Minecraft and Lego Batman 2. We give our thoughts on an Abram's helmed Star Wars VII. Finally we review Jennifer Lawrence's hosting duties on Saturday Night Live.

The Dark Track of the Week is Grey Clouds by Bioassay from Memoirs of a Broken Heart.