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Seriah has as his co-host on this show, Adrienne Cowan, who is the vocalist / keyboardist / songwriter of Seven Spires, and vocalist with Avantasia, Winds of Plague, Yass-Waddah, Light and Shade, and more... She picks a bunch of the… 
This was the first live show we did from WVBR since before Lockdown. It was crazy, and a blast to do. We aren't going back to live shows, but will do them occasionally... Again, we played plenty of music… 
We open the show with a Tribute to the late Spoth Rasaan who had passed away that week. Then we are joined by our old co-host Adam, and we play a lot of bands that have been on The Last… 
Seriah, having Covid, again, hosts this episode by himself. And with the following week being the 29th Anniversary of him hosting the show, he plays stuff from the year 1994 bookending every set, and mostly covering the final hour. Also,… 
Syracuse, NY based Stoner Doom band Cactus Cathedral co-host this edition of The Last Exit. We play all of their live performance from a month earlier, and let them pick some music they personally enjoy. Great conversations throughout! 
In this show we explore bands that have changed dramatically during their careers, oftentimes later sounding nothing like where they started. Every set is bookended by the same band playing very different styles. Of course, there is plenty of new… 
Chris Dalcin is a Rochester, NY based musician who has been in a large number of bands, and been involved in the music scene since he was a teenager. We play music from a good number of his projects, some… 
Lots of new music to play, and songs related to Walpurgis Night as our theme this week! Just Azkath, so little talk, lots of music! 
The first part of the show, we focus on women in Metal. One song from a female fronted band from 2024 back to 1976. An immense variety of music and styles. After that, we play some new stuff to… 
On this episode we explore bands that innovated new things in Metal. From vocals styles, to musical styles, and much more. For most of the show, first and last song of every set is an innovative band, with awesome new… 
Seriah Azkath is the host of The Last Exit for the Lost. He likes unique things. Diverse things. As for movies, he likes old movies, Sci-Fi, Horror, and Comedy, but is open to most things. As for music, the more original, the more likely he is to enjoy it. Old School wise, he loves Thrash and Punk, and some straight out Heavy Metal.
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My first Dealer's Choice Show for 2016. Nothing special, just some cool music... It was my 22nd Anniversary of being on WVBR, seemed appropriate to do a show like this.
Present were, Nathan, EVD, Just Joe, and, R.J.. Just Joe arrived wearing a tin foil hat, which he said was to protect him from Azkath using his telepathic powers to control his mind and make him do stuff. They kept trying to confuse him all night, which isn't that hard to do, it is Just Joe, after all, by making him doubt whether he was doing, or not doing, stuff because he wanted, or didn't want to, or because of mind control. At the end of the night, Azkath hypnotized Just Joe into thinking his tin foil hat was Cuppy, the cup Just Joe had drawn a face on a decade ago, he had named it Cuppy, and had been severely traumatized when it was deliberately destroyed. Now everyone was trying to touch his hat, Just Joe became more and more agitated, and finally ran out of the building, screaming.
R.J. has a new band, which will soon be performing live for us, as soon as they have a name (Rip Open the Sky), among other things.
We spotlighted musically the year 1982.
Azkath aired part of an interview he had conducted with Jeff Martin, the vocalist for the band Blasted to Static. He has also been a part of countless other bands, including Racer-X. Before the interview, a Racer X song was played, and, at it's conclusion, a Blast To Static song was played. You can find the full interview in the Interview section of the page.
A bunch more clips from "The Best Of The Last Exit For The Lost" CD's were played, featuring such voices from the past as The Late And Not So Much Lamented Zoltan, Vern, Shoebox, Crappy The Clown, Rub Mc'Groin, Chuck The Canadian, and others, as it was the final LE in the month of June, and we have been looking back all month, as June third marked the twenty second Anniversary of Azkath's taking over running the program. A couple more of the many, many bands who have been here in some way or another were featured as well.
-Fire Eater Wizard
So another quiet night, with myself, Azkath, Nathan, EVD, and "Doctor Dakota Wheeler". Dylan joined us near the end. We heard some clips from years back with The Almighty Monkey and Crappy the Clown, and The Almighty Monkey was listening, and Dakota seemed to remember them as if, he himself, was Crappy the Clown... So Strange. We did a Tribute to 1993 this night as well. Also included is a short version of my interview with Vanlade, the full one of which can be found in the interview section.
So, the day after this show, I, Azkath, was going to do a presentation at Fortfest, which was related to my other radio show, Where Did the Road Go?. Knowing I was going to be up for a very long time, I let Just Joe, Nathan, and EVD start the show for me while I napped. They did well, I think. I took over about 2 hours in, and we did a Tribute to 1992. I also played a bunch of bands that have been in studio over the last 22 years...