McClurg’s Musicalia Playlist #164: Dem Geeses

Sublime eclectic mayhem. That’s been my playlist project and musical life, one that begins with The Muppet Movie soundtrack and later involves performing hymns, death metal, surf, and bluegrass. I’ve played in theaters, tents, and basements, for multi-stage festivals and squirrel rodeos. I’ve written and recorded music for The Drunken Odyssey. Sublime eclectic mayhem. A warning and a welcome for joyous noise, for those navigating what Beckett called “this bitch of an earth.”


Just a day
where everything 
seems vintage 
but us. 

We’re just older. 

Simple struggles,
like putting the goose
in the car 
without 
losing a feather. 

The windows 
let in plenty of light,
but it rarely gets inside. 


Dem Geeses
Listen on Tidal. Listen on Spotify.

  1. “Visita a corte” – Alessandro Alessandroni
  2. “Only One” – Boldly James, Rome Streetz
  3. “PINK DREAM” – Flying Lotus
  4. “Urges (Remix)” – Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Mafro
  5. “Why?” – Bill Frisell
  6. “Songless Bird” – Deadletter
  7. “Freeing Wheels” – Souled American
  8. “Contre Terre” – Léonie Pernet
  9. “Maggotbrain” – Cardiac Arrest
  10. “Rigor Mortis” – Cameo
  11. “Remember” – Sean Solomon
  12. “vacant lot” – verity den
  13. “All Stands Let” – Alex Bald Knob
  14. “Gnin We A Na Mon” – Antoine Dougbé, Orchestre Poly-Rhthmo de Cotonou
  15. “Some Educated Guess Vol. 2” – Dave Tucker, Mark Sanders, Pat Thomas, Thurston Moore
  16. “Thin City II” – Ohkami No Jikan

Stephen McClurg (Episode 473 & 666) composes and improvises in Serenity Dagger, The Abdomen, and other projects. Along with session work for mid-Alabama singer/songwriters, he frequently collaborates with musicians across the state adding bass, guitar, and synths to friends’ recordings. He currently writes reviews for Horror DNA and is the substitute low end wrangler for Mobile-based punk rock band Future Hate. You can find out more about his work here.



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