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Though best known as the frontman for Oxbow, Eugene S. Robinson is a true Renaissance man who also splits his time as a writer, editor, and martial artist. In addition, he's had a Forrest Gump-like ability to be present at pivotal moments in history, as documented in his new book called A Walk Across Dirty Water and Straight Into Murderer's Row.
I spoke with Eugene about investigating evil in his seminal zine, The Birth of Tragedy, and the "road to Damascus moment" that led to the first Oxbow album, Fuckfest. We also discussed how reading his books is like "pulling up a barstool", and whether he's worried about any blowback from writing about his experiences.
My thanks again to Eugene for speaking with me, and to you for listening.
Music In This Episode:
Whipping Boy: "Human Farm"
taken from the album Not So Quiet on the Western Front
BUÑUEL: "When God Used A Rope"
taken from the album Killers Like Us
OXBOW: "Bull's Eye"
taken from the album Fuckfest
OXBOW: "A Gentleman’s Gentleman"
taken from the album Thin Black Duke
OXBOW: "Lovely Murk" (ft_ Lingua Ignota)
taken from the album Love's Holiday
Eugene S. Robinson on Instagram
Eugene S. Robinson on Substack
Oxbow on Bandcamp
Bunuel on Profound Lore's webstore
Order A Walk Across Dirty Water and Straight Into Murderer's Row [through Feral House Books]
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