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SUBSTACK: The Messthetics interview

April 04, 2026

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THE MESSTHETICS

interview with Brendan Canty and Anthony Pirog

Published on the No Limit on the Words Substack
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2025 Guest Recommendations

2025 Guest Recommendations Originally published on the No Limit on the Words Substack . Subscribe there for all the cool stuff. Remember in the early days of underground music websites when they would have end of year lists from cool people in bands? I used to go through the Hydra Head one and check out everything that everyone listed. Well, this is like that, but with people that I know. The guidelines were simple: genre be damned, anything goes. I highly recommend that you take some time and give these a shot. Tons of links here. I also put together a playlist of all of these—at least, the ones that I could—on Tidal for myself, which is available here for anyone that uses that service and wants to listen as they read.

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Plaguelist #2: Electric Boogaloo

***( click here if player above doesn't load )*** 1. Stephen Brodsky – Flower In A Rocket – Static Intellect (2002) Static Intellect is an album that technically doesn’t exist. It actually has a catalog number with the now mostly defunct Hydrahead Records (HH666-53) and was supposed to be released in 2002 – it still has not been. But in the early days of file sharing, a bootlegged copy surfaced on the Internet. The quality isn’t great and I remember hearing rumors that it was actually ripped from a cassette, so it’s a little murky sounding (a couple tracks did actually receive high quality releases on comps and splits), but the songs shine through the low fidelity as a special period in Brodsky’s career. It places his main band Cave In (see: the forthcoming Plaguelist #3) somewhere between their experimental Cosmic Rock classic Jupiter and the Alternative stylings of their major label released Antenna . But more directly, it’s a fuller realizati...

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