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The Misfits

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Listening: November 2025

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Listening: October 2025

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Listening: October 2024

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That Was 2023

My year in review

I’ll begin by briefly weighing in on five of the most prominent pieces of the 2023 zeitgeist, at least from where I was sitting. Some cynical vibes ahead, so feel free to skip past this part if you’re not in the mood for negative energy:

  • Taylor Swift: Gen Z’s version of Beatlemania is a bit of a head-scratcher for me, since I find Taylor Swift’s music to be entirely unremarkable, but that didn’t stop her… See more →
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Listening: November 2023

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Listening: October 2023

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Porchella 2023

Glenn and the Danzigs

Late last year, my friend Jon (without an h) told me his high school buddy John (with an h) was putting together a band to play Misfits and Danzig tunes for Porchella, the annual Halloween band crawl in Irvington, the town in New York’s Hudson Valley where John lives. John on drums and Jon on guitar. Did I want in? As anyone who has ever spent more than five seconds with me knows, fronting a… See more →

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Some friends and I will be playing all your favorite Misfits tunes in the Hudson Valley on Halloween! 💀

GLENN AND THE DANZIGS October 31, 6:30pm 7 S. Cottenet St. Irvington, NY FREE and family-friendly

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Listening: October 2022

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Halloween tradition of listening to everything the original Misfits recorded in chronological order is complete. I’d say I’m all whoa’d out, but there is no such thing. 💀

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Listening: November 2021

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Listening: October 2021

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Tuesday tea

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Listening: September 2021

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Listening: October 2020

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Some thoughts on going to see one of my very favorite bands for what is probably the last time. tinnitus.robweychert.com/2019/10/19/mis…

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The Misfits

Hack the heads off little girls and put ’em on my wall.

For most of their existence, and especially since the market for recorded music collapsed, the Misfits have been more of a fashion brand than anything, their logo adorning virtually any object that could conceivably accessorize with a shade of Manic Panic or a pair of Doc Martens. The unlikelihood of a proper Misfits reunion stemmed from the decades-long feud between founding members Glenn Danzig and Jerry Only over how those sweet merch profits should be… See more →

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Listening: November 2018

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Listening: October 2018

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Listening: November 2017

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Listening: October 2017

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I’ll now update you in real time which songs I skip on this chronological playlist of nearly everything the original Misfits ever recorded.

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It is Halloween, so here is a @letterboxd list of movies referenced by @themisfits. letterboxd.com/robweychert/li…

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Listening: November 2016

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Listening: October 2016

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Barbara Crampton on Stuart Gordon, Chopping Mall, and the new wave of indie horror

For fans of 1980s B-horror, here’s a good AV Club interview with the delightful Barbara Crampton.

Anti-Christ in a custom van: The churchy cheap thrills of A Thief In The Night

It may seem impossible to not think of the end of the world in poetic terms, but never underestimate the premillennialists.

Why Punching Down Will Never Be Funny

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I couldn’t get the vocals right on The Misfits’ “Hybrid Moments,” so this cover is an instrumental. Happy Halloween! soundcloud.com/robweychert/hy…

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Riot Fest

Tonight I saw the actual Misfits play a whole bunch of Misfits songs. My voice may never come back from this one.

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A Final Visit With Prince: Rolling Stone’s Lost Cover Story

“All of us need to be able to reach out and just fix stuff. There's nothing that's unforgivable.”

The Contributions of Others: A Session with Jeremy Keith

“I’ve found that on the web, it’s best to assume nothing. That might sound like a scary prospect, but it’s actually quite liberating. Giving up on “pixel-perfect” control doesn’t mean giving up on quality. Quite the opposite: it… See more →

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I’ve often wondered if I’d bite if this ever happened. Now I have my answer. See you soon, Chicago. twitter.com/pitchfork/stat…

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Listening: November 2015

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Listening: October 2014

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I walk down city streets of an unsuspecting human world. Inhuman in your midst, this world is mine to own.

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Oh, hello October.

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Misfits merch has gotten pretty shameless, but I have to admit I kinda want the “Die, Die My Darling” shower curtain. noisey.vice.com/blog/the-worst…

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10 Ideas for TV Shows Starring Glenn Danzig: pleasekillme.com/10-ideas-for-t… (via @essl)

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12 Hits from Hell album cover

12 Hits from Hell

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The first Christmas card of the year has arrived, and it’s a keeper.

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Listening: November 2013

My most-played music for the month

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Astro-Zombies

My third annual Halloween Misfits cover, along with some thoughts on nostalgia.

When it comes to aging, there is nothing I am more wary of than nostalgia. There’s a fine line between basking in fond memories and believing your best days are behind you, and getting older presents ever more opportunity to cross it. For many people, and certainly for myself, nostalgia’s gauzy glow is most acute in music. After all, it’s the soundtrack to our lives, and for whatever reason, most of us tend to engage… See more →

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Listening: October 2013

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Bonfires burning bright. Pumpkin faces in the night.

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It’s that time of year again when I contemplate spending an unreasonable amount of money on original Misfits singles. r.ebay.com/Youbun

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“My otherwise normal head contains twenty identical eyes. Ironically, this impairs my vision.” lyricssummarized.tumblr.com/misfits (via @petersm1234)

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Listening: November 2012

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Devilock

My second annual Halloween Misfits cover, including a treatise on what makes punk rock great.

With all manner of unnecessary vitriol flying to and fro, social media can be a nasty thing during an election year like this one, but the most unfortunate thing I’ve seen in my social graph lately had little to do with politics. It had to do with punk rock, and a friend’s expressed preference for The Misfits’ post-Danzig era; that is, the seminal horror punk band’s mercenary reformation without its creative mastermind, Glenn Danzig, more… See more →

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Listening: October 2012

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Brown-leafed vertigo, where skeletal life is known. I remember Halloween.

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Listening: October 2011

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Skulls

Celebrating Halloween with my first Misfits cover.

It is no secret that Halloween is one of my favorite holidays. Is there any other event celebrated on a mass scale whose very purpose is to challenge the tenuous divide between pain and pleasure? Halloween encourages us to enjoy our fear, to find mirth in the macabre, to recognize how death enriches life. On every other day, fear holds us back; on Halloween, it propels us forward. What’s not to love?

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