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GWAR Bassist Interviewed; Audio Available

February 23, 2008

Legendary GWAR bass mutant Beefcake The Mighty delivers a one-of-a-kind audio interview via Joe's Podhole, a weekly half-hour of uncensored podcasting power.

Hosted by the masked defenders of fun and music that doesn't suck, Joe's Podhole features Chicago dumbasses Joe and Paul The Neighbor.

Download the show for your drive-time commute, and you'll hear Beefcake The Mighty go toe-to-toe with these bohabs on all topics form Asian porn to '80s television. You'll also jam out to some killer GWAR tunes!

To download the GWAR episode of Joe's Podhole, click here.

GWAR frontman Oderus Urungus was recently interviewed by Metal Sanaz for for MySpace's "A Place for Metal". Watch the four-minute clip below.

A recent audio interview with Oderus Urungus conducted by Mike Metal of "The Metal File" on CHOM 97.7 FM in Montreal, Quebec, Canada is available for download at this location (13 MB).

Metal Blade has just released the DVD version of GWAR's "Phallus in Wonderland", which was originally issued on VHS in 1992. The DVD special features include instant scene access, options to play songs only and curtain call.

For more information, click here.

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