This week on Lost in the Static, BMC looks at the release of Fugazi’s Red Medicine and how the band resisted the major-label rush of the mid-1990s while still delivering the highest-charting album of their career.

There’s also a look at Pennywise’s album: About Time… during the commercial rise of Southern California punk and how their major label release affected their career. The show pays tribute to Faith No More’s Angel Dust and examines the tensions that surrounded its creation.

The show also explores the recovery of the thought to be long-lost Cramps recordings for the upcoming Gravest Gravy release, a project put together by Henry Rollins and Ian McKaye.

Alongside this we examine the importance of groups like UselessID, Matthew Sweet, and the connection of the Vandals to the X-files.

Brand new tracks this week from Interpol, Taxi Girls and Dynamite Shakers as well as great songs from The Chats, Drive Like Jehu, Circle Jerks, NOFX, Viagra Boys, Lunachicks, NoMeansNo, and so much more.