This Thing We Call Jamcast

The series finale of our music conspiracy show. It all comes down to this - recorded with a live pub studio audience of old friends and new. A call-in telethon to save the world where you decide and a concert performance by hosts This Thing We Call Jam. We finally find out the truth behind the mysterious label Red Bridge Records.

After escaping Brazil by the skin of their teeth, the rock n’ roll banditos of TTWCJ find shelter in a desolate saloon up north, stumbling unto two mighty purrdy ladies who could be the very key to unlocking the mysteries of the Red Bridge cult. Does the gung-ho doo wop of the final RB record, "NO MASKS", hold any answers?

Come closer young student, and hear the tale of Icaro Valdez, a young drama student and political activist who spent 9 whole years assembling the most controversial capoeira-themed samba-opera Brazil has ever seen. Featuring extracts from Icaro’s masterwork “O JEITO DO VENTO” (“THE WAY OF THE WIND”)

This extra smooth episode of the Jamcast sees a panel of esteemed jazz experts discuss the life and work of big band legend Frank Winterbusum. This tormented visionary and medieval enthusiast broke all the codes of the Big Band before falling into a rabbit hole of madness and the occult. Does a rare recording of his “RECIPE FOR GINGER” hold any clues about what happened to poor Frank?

This courtroom drama special of the Jamcast sees the Honourable Judge Tiago mediating a dispute between Greg, District Attorney for the day, and close associates of the shape-shifting electronic music maverick formerly known as Klaus MD. Is her second single on Red Bridge, “LEGAL CASE #22: CODENAME CAT” proof of her guilt or innocence…?

In the dark and dangerous world of online forums and digital crabs we find this week's guests. Did a hyper-intelligent piece of software really generate "SOFA_RAGTIME2", a scatterbrain splurge of a cyber-masterpiece? Will it find a way to delete this episode of the Jamcast in order to protect its cover? Shit, I dunno

Protect your logs as the Internet's foremost music conspiracy show is whisked away by arctic winds to the 1992 World Sauna Championship in Finland, where a bunch of Nordic Hooligans crossed paths with a swing busking group to become the Go-Go Fjords and record their only remaining record, "PLAIN OLD VIKING”.

On this sequin-studded episode of the Internet’s foremost music conspiracy show, TTWCJ interview the surviving members of quintessential Glam Rock revivalists Jonny Lovitt Glitterband about their tale of love and betrayal. Featuring the sole unearthed recording of their hit “JAPANESE LOVE HOTEL” recorded in a missile silo in Kyrgyzstan.

TTWCJ don fancy capes and plastic swords as the Internet’s foremost music conspiracy show explores the world of Live Action Role Playing. The Empire Old Boys and Militia All Stars have forever been at war, yet banded together once to record a single song. Featuring rival president fanboys Arthur and Artorius, as well as the steampunk barbershop lament “UTOPIA”.

In this very special clubbing episode of the Internet’s foremost music conspiracy show, the veil is lifted on the real identity of enigmatic stoner techno producer Dr. Klaus MD. Featuring close acquaintances from the Düsseldorf rave scene, Anette and Jochen, as well as Klaus' stoner-techno behemoth "SOPRANO (420 BERLIN MIX)".

The Internet’s foremost music conspiracy show takes a dive down the deep end to explore the legacy of the band Poséidon, who rose from lowly French fishermen to kings of the Sea Disco scene in just a few years. Featuring local legend Tom and Mark the record collector, as well as Poséidon's lost single "THE BOX AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN".

The Internet’s foremost music conspiracy show kicks off with a review of the evidence TTWCJ has collected to date on the mysterious RED BRIDGE RECORDS, sending them down a rabbit hole of Wikipedia pages and restaurant reviews. Just who made these freaky tunes, and why is there so little information about them out there?

Upon returning from their first moderately successful European tour, Alt-Soul cosmonauts THIS THING WE CALL JAM make a startling discovery back home... A case of mysterious "Ghost Records". Boogaloo Radio station director Jenn Crothers interviews the band about their investigation and upcoming show.