The Static Age Podcast

Two years ago, The Static Age Podcast started with one guest: the legendary Gary Pullin aka Ghoulish Gary.For our 2nd Anniversary, we bring it full circle.Gary is an award-winning artist and one of the leading forces in alternative movie posters, vinyl art, and horror culture - from Mondo, Waxwork Records, Skuzzles, and beyond. The man behind some of the most iconic horror art of the last decade joins me again to talk about what's changed, what's coming, and more of ghoulish creations.Thank you to everyone who has listened, shared, and supported the show for 2 years. This one is for you.Follow Gary: @ghoulishgary | garypullin.comFollow the show: @staticagepodcast#thestaticagepodcast #ghoulishgary #garypullin #horrorart # mondo #waxworkrecords

On this episode of The Static Age, I sit down with Danny Miller, the fiend behind @misfit_collector — We dig into his killer collection of vinyl bootlegs, Ruby Records cassettes, Caroline promo posters, limited 7-inches, horror toys, tiki mugs, and everything spooky. If you've ever hunted for a grail at a record show or argued about bootleg vs. legit, this one's for you.Follow Danny: @misfit_collector on InstagramFollow the show: @staticagepodcastTell me your grail piece in the comments — what's the one Misfits item you will never sell?

Horror, punk, art, and pure creative chaos collide in this killer episode with Dylan “Shelly” Eggert from Monster Skull Studios. Musician, artist, and lifelong lover of dark culture, Dylan joins us to talk about the creative journey behind his music and artwork, the inspiration that fuels Monster Skull Studios, and of course our ongoing love for the Misfits and everything horror punk. From legendary band talk to behind-the-scenes stories and raw creative energy, this episode is a must-listen for fans of music, horror, and underground culture.Listen now and join the conversation. 💀🔥

Plan 9 is a horror punk band that began as a tribute to the legendary Misfits, channeling the raw energy, dark imagery, and DIY spirit that defined the genre. Founded by Scary Only, the band quickly built a reputation in the underground scene for their high-energy performances and faithful yet electrifying take on classic horror punk.Over time, Plan 9 evolved beyond a tribute act, developing their own identity while still honoring the sound and aesthetic that inspired them. Known for their theatrical presence, gritty sound, and dedication to the culture, they’ve become a staple among fans of horror punk and underground music.Blending nostalgia with their own edge, Plan 9 keeps the spirit of horror punk alive—loud, unapologetic, and straight from the grave.

On this episode, I’m joined by Mike DeStefano, the creative force behind Death Rattle Market. Mike is known for crafting high-quality tees, hats, jackets, and woven blankets inspired by classic metal band aesthetics, alongside his own original designs.We talk about blending nostalgia with modern craftsmanship, the process behind translating iconic metal imagery into wearable art, and what it takes to build a brand rooted in passion, music, and authenticity. From underground influences to timeless heavy metal visuals, Mike breaks down how Death Rattle Market keeps the spirit of classic metal alive—without feeling stuck in the past.If you’re into metal culture, streetwear, DIY creativity, or limited-run merch, this one’s for you.🎧 Tune in and rattle your n

Brittany Elliott is a Texas based Artist and Tattooer. She has been tattooing since 2007 and in addition to tattooing full time, Brittany also restores vintage furniture into custom one-of-a-kind Rock N Roll art pieces. Brittany was featured on Best Ink Season 2 and has won numerous awards throughout the years of tattooing for her bold, bright, traditional tattoo work. Her tattoo work has also been featured on iconic Headbangers such as WINO (The Obsessed, Saint Vitus, Spirit Caravan), Jimmy Bower (Eyehategod, DOWN), Ron Holzner (Trouble), Demolition Man (Venom Inc.), Johnny Araya (Thine Eyes Bleed), Rodney Dunsmore (Devastation), and Athenar (Midnight) to name a few. John Araya is a musician and guitar tech for Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein, Acid Bath, Down, Deep Purple, Danzig and more.

Today I sat down with my boy Roger Alcocer for his second appearance on the show. His YouTube channel is easily one of my favorites—not just on YouTube, but in general.The way Roger documents and archives toy collectors and creative artists is next level. It’s thoughtful, professional, and genuinely entertaining. He has a real talent for preserving stories and giving them the respect they deserve.We talked about everything Misfits, of course, along with some hilarious stories about Danzig and art collecting, and even some interesting connections between Roger’s collection and Glenn’s own art-collecting habits. He also shared experiences from his recent trip to Japan, and we even went down a rabbit hole talking about the Spanish band Héroes del Silencio.If you’ve never checked out his channel, do yourself a favor and take a look—you won’t regret it. The way he archives the stories of every collector he visits is both professional and incredibly engaging.https://youtube.com/@themagnificentworldoftoys?si=gbzF3cyfDO_KC06W

On this episode, we sit down with Nim Vind – the goth-punk rocker known for his dark style, cinematic sound, and cult-level fanbase. We dig into the evolution from the early punk scene to his solo identity, and how he carved out a space where horror aesthetics, melody, and attitude collide.Nim opens up about tour stories, building a unique image in the underground and what keeps him inspired decades into the scene. We talk creativity, touring, and how independent artists survive in today’s industry.If you love Misfits-style energy, modern horror-punk flair, and real-talk about music and career longevity, this episode is for you.Hit play and dive into the crypt with Nim Vind.

In this episode I talk about the future of the show and what has been going on for the past 6 months and why the podcast has been in a small hiatus. Hope you enjoy.

Deathless webstore started in Ontario, California. It all began with my love for hardcore music. I grew up listening to most of the titles that are offered in our store, and have countless stories of seeing these bands at local shows and concerts. We are now located in Arizona, and are working to open an actual Brick & Mortar Store! We try to carry as many titles as possible, but unfortunately the price of vinyl is so high that we get a few in every month (so we do not load up on large quantities of the same title). We greatly appreciate every single purchase, and every dollar spent at our store. Every customer means the world to us, because you could have easily chosen Amazon or Walmart... but instead, you are here supporting the little guy.. and we appreciate you! Please contact us if you have any questions!