The Poe Underground - Poetry and Music Podcast

Episode 29 features an eclectic blend of instruments and musical genres. Poetry by Luis G. Urbina, Constance Lindsey Skinner and John Gould Fletcher are featured.

Episode 28 features the first six musical poems from the new album Radio Night Poems. The album contains sixteen pieces that have appeared on the podcast, but are now re-mastered and layout out to flow as an album.

Episode twenty seven features a diverse range of music and poetry including a newly compiled suite of Ernest Hemingway's early poems.

Episode 26 features original music along with the well known poem Invictus, followed by poems by Anne Bronte and American poet Sara Teasdale.

Episode 25 features poetry recorded to acoustic drums by Wallace Stevens, D.K. Mckenzie & John Clare.

Episode twenty four features "musical poems" by Amy Lowell, Rupert Brooke, and D.K. Mckenzie. Clear, with Light, Variable Winds, is a poem by Amy Lowell.

Episode 23 features three musical poems. The first poem is by American poet, Paul Laurence Dunbar, and a suite of poems called "The Outer Fringes Suite".

Episode twenty two features three musical poems that feature classical guitar. Featuring poems by Emily Dickinson, George Parsons Lathrop, and D.K. Mckenzie.

Episode 21 features three musical poems that vary in genre and mood. This show features classical guitar, analog synthesizers, and the debut of the song, Everything Everywhere.

Episode 20 features three musical poems of different genres including a piece by T.S. Eliot and the classic poem "Ode" AKA "We are the Music Makers".

Episode 19 is a recap of four previous poems / musical tracks, featuring poetry by William Blake and Robert Browning.

Episode 18 features the poem Paradox, by Amy Lowell put to a funky, rock piece with African rhythms.

Episode 17 features three music / poetry pieces that vary in genre. In this episode you'll find EDM, rock, electronic music, with lush strings and deep beats.

Episode 16 features original music with a poem by English poet Rupert Brooke and a suite of four poems called the M.I.O Suite.

Episode 15 features two pieces that were put together in opposite ways. Featuring a piece that is a suite of 6 poems and full of lush instrumentation while the second piece is a single poem with minimal instrumentation.

This episode showcases two pieces that were meant to be radically different in mood. The first poem/song is an electronic "symphony" for the ears, while the second piece is a slimmed down re-mix.

Episode 13 features a poem by Amy Lowell backed by acoustic guitar and one piece featuring cello, violin, viola and more....

Episode 12 features three poems accompanied by gorgeous sounding (baby) grand piano and a poem by Robert Browning.

Episode 11 features a jazzy upbeat remix put to an original poem and a mellow, funky, erotic piece called Digging the Teeth.

Episode 10 features a spoken word piece, a poem written during world war one, and a poem accompanied by the classical guitar.

Episode 9 features a poem by William Wordsworth and a suite of 8 poems pieced together called, Night Opera both accompanied by unique music.

This episode features three poems / songs of different genres. Featuring an EDM, Blues Rock and Ragtime piano (?) track.

Episode 7 features the 19th century poem "Enosis" put to new music and a sci-fi sounding piece featuring synthesizers and strings.

Episode six features a suite of five poems in one musical piece and a poem written before 1908 put to a lovely piano composition.

Episode five showcases two spoken word "songs" / pieces that share the common theme of "night". The 2nd piece called The Darkest Night was inspired by Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula.