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Archive 81 is a podcast about horror, cities, and the subconscious.


New episodes will be released every other Wednesday.


Start from Episode 1: A Body In A New Place.

Dubbed “brooding indie rocker” by Losangeles.com, Los Angeles vocalist Hayden Kelly, carries some unique vocal attributes and sultry versatility.  Hayden was the lead vocalist for Baltimore Sunday, The Gravy Tribe, Monochrome (Perish), Citizen Savant, The Furies and has played in esteemed venues (House of Blues, The Hotel Café, The Viper Room, The Derby, LA Pride and The Mint).
Her first album, the self titled "Baltimore Sunday", was recorded by Ryan Krieger (Cro Mags, Blue Man Group) and mastered by producer Jon Russel at Presence Studios in Connecticut. Hayden has shared a stage with Buddy Guy at the legendary Stanhope House in New Jersey and has had the good fortune to work with some amazing musicians like Joel Stites (Scapegoat Wax) and Craig Meyer (Rachel Platten, Baltimore Sunday).

The PSYCHODELIC ZOMBIEZ were a fixture in the Denver music scene from the late 1980s until the late 1990s.  These recordings are from the time period of 1992-1996, when the band was actively touring across the western USA in a van.

This group is a testament to the bonding potential of music.  This band did it totally independently.  With the help of Brother Scoo and Kooney Mooney on the phone, booking gigs, the Psychodelic Zombiez were able to build a modest, yet loyal fan base on the club circuit.  Many of these unsuspecting hosts would let the band crash on their floors, and raid their refrigerators after the gigs.

The Zombiez never got rich from the music they played, yet their lives were made rich through that music.

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