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Cover Show Time! Playlist Archive (find Exposure Therapy)
Art by Margaret Brundage, an illustrator for Weird Tales magazine in the 1930s

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I made my own graphics and decided my own personal end of year recap. I am like that. Some field notes: 1. Top New to Me Artists - I listened to Luxt only after seeing their name for the first time on the wiki page for Industrial Music style; they caught my interest for being female fronted and semi-local to where I'm at. By sheer coincidence, at the end of this year they played a show for the first time in 20 years and I really hope they release more music in 2026 and come to my town. / Acid Bath has been getting a lot more attention the last couple years due to their reunion and the name was familiar to me so I thought I'd check them out; they are the perfect kind of bluesy, sludgey, almost psychedelic (in like the worst trip of your life kind of way) for me, I think just the other day I listened to both albums twice each back to back / Kidneythieves - I'll be listening to them more, but I loved every song I heard so far / Rotting Christ, similar to Kidneythieves, I really like what I have heard so far and want to get in deeper / Hanabie - I mostly just really really enjoyed their new song Spicy Queen, which I chanced on while trying to give Babymetal a shot; they are just very cool. 2. Top New Released Songs - I could've picked a lot here, honestly, and my next show will probably reflect a lot of stuff I missed. My choices, as stated, were based on guts and realistically what songs I kept going back to or getting stuck in my head / Kneecap I discovered last year after seeing the movie - well before they started getting more notoriety for their vocal opinions. I prefer when they are more electronic and/or punk infused, and these two singles they put out in fall hit the spot / End of You is a pretty pop hard rock song that I almost didn't want to like but gosh I just feel so happy for Amy Lee to apparently thriving with different projects lately / I think it's become fashionable to say early synthpop Ministry is the best Ministry, but I disagree - gimme all that thrashy heavy industrial metal anytime over synthpop. HOWEVER the new version of Every Day is Halloween finally got me to like this song, chiefly because he uses his real vocals (not that one affected vaguely British sound that is often in that genre) and added a bit of heaviness. It's catchy. 3. Top Albums I Listened To In Full For the First Time - Just front to back I loved these albums. / Videodrone is a band from my hometown, pals with Korn and friends in their early days and then known as Cradle of Thorns; they released this on Korn's vanity label. It's really a unique mix of songs, and every one has a way of growing on me. Even the ones I didn't think I liked, I feel compelled to keep listening to when the chorus's hit. Alone with Twenty Bucks in one of my top songs over all this year / What can I say about the rest? They're just my kinda thing. 4. Top Artists I Knew A 'Lil But Got More Into - No notes, if you have questions ask. 5. Okay I don't know if Shazam is more of people's music recognition app preference, but I started with Soundhound and I am sticking with it. I like a lot of different kinds of music, despite having a penchant for the kinds of rock and metal and industrial present on my show - my first love was punk, and my second was 90s alternative, and I also happen to like obnoxious dance/electronic music a lot. The playlist of all these songs I think just ends up being such a random eclectic mix, that I had to share. I also did this in 2024 PS: Everything I played on Exposure Therapy in 2025
LuXt Life
In self defense My self expense This seventh sense Might snap your neck As these instincts Don't let me think Pushed past the brink Evil reacts Into relapse This chain reacts Twist til' it snaps And all is wrecked Protect yourself My heart is hell I'll tell you once And then no turning back
M/Y Octopus 126m M/Y The One 70m Build in 1973 Both Delivered by @luerssenyachts #iyachtdesign #superyacht #yachtlife #luxt

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LUXT, "Kashmir (Led Zeppelin Cover)" "Oh, father of the four winds, fill my sails, across the sea of years With no provision but an open face, along the straits of fear Ohh" I miss LUXT.
I just found out about this band and my immediate reaction was "omfg why have I never heard you before get in my iTunes right now please thank you"
Luxt - Brutal
Full song lyrics: Luxt - Brutal
You’re looking at the devil. A muse to crack your skull. Rage grown past comprehension. Roots far too deep to pull. Whispers enough to level, Any last trace of you. My smile, just an extension, Of the façade I use. To find a tiny fissure, And work my way inside. I’ll find the dirty little Ugly ac…
Full song lyrics: Luxt - Brutal