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  • The Most Influential Band You've Never Heard Of
    May 10 2026

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    In this episode, we move through essential deep cuts and influential rock history, starting with Genesis’ Selling England by the Pound and its immersive progressive sound. We then explore the New York Dolls and their raw, chaotic rise that helped shape punk and glam rock despite a brief original run. The discussion also uncovers Grapefruit, a lesser-known 60s band connected to Apple Publishing and early Beatles-era circles. It all ties back to the joy of digging through vinyl and the stories that connect these records across decades.

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    52 min
  • Paul Kossoff And Skip Spence
    Apr 17 2026

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    In this episode of In The Name Of Wax, we dive into Paul Kossoff’s work with Free, his early influences, and the lasting impact of his guitar style, alongside Skip Spence’s unpredictable career and influence on generations of musicians. We revisit the Flamin’ Groovies and explore the UK band Audience, whose short run in the early 70s left behind a distinctive, adventurous catalog that still stands out. The conversation also drifts into vinyl culture, analog sound, and the value of preserving records.

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    49 min
  • Exploring the band FREE
    Apr 14 2026

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    This episode of In the Name of Wax explores the brief but influential career of Free, examining their rise, internal challenges, and lasting impact. The discussion also traces connections to projects like Bad Company, highlighting how members evolved beyond the band. In addition, the episode features notable discoveries, including Lucifer's Friend and Armageddon. Overall, it’s a focused conversation on musical connections, overlooked records, and the value of exploration through vinyl.

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    1 h