The release of DCC #100: The Music of the Spheres (is Chaos) looms on the horizon, so Dieter Zimmerman takes a look at the relationship between DCC RPG and music in a series of blog posts appropriately titled “The Music of DCC (is Chaos).” Join him as he decides which Goodman Games person has the most embarrassing taste in music, as he interviews some bands associated with DCC RPG, and as he examines songs that specifically reference Appendix N authors and some that are written by Appendix N authors! The Music of DCC (is Chaos) #4: Interview with Glitter Wizard San Francisco based glam-psych-rock band Glitter Wizard is well known to fans of DCC RPG from their song Abaca aka “the theme of the Spellburn podcast.” Few listeners can hear that opening riff without getting excited for some new DCC goodies. But who are these mysterious rockers, and what’s their connection to DCC RPG? I interviewed singer Wendy Stonehenge to find out! Wendy Stonehenge, Doug Graves, Kandi Moon, Fancy Cymballs, and Lorfin Terrafor started jamming together about 11 years ago. They come from a variety of musical backgrounds, but “the common denominator is that we’ve all been in punk bands,” says Stonehenge. “I don’t know if I could play music with anyone who hadn’t.” Other strong influences include Blue Öyster Cult, Alice Cooper, Hawkwind, Uriah Heep, and The Sweet.  The name Glitter Wizard perfectly suits the band’s psychedelic metal prog-rock glam punk sound. Just by hearing the name, you can make a pretty good guess as to what the group sounds like. “The name was originally going to be a song title but I quickly realized that it perfectly summed up the whole project so it became our moniker.” says Stonehenge. As for how the band became the musical mascots of DCC RPG, that is a tale shrouded in mystery. Local legend has it that Lorfin performed dark rituals to transmit the band’s music through the phlogiston, where it took root in the dreams of one Judge Jim in the year 1974. Years later, the hapless Judge was compelled to use their song in a podcast, thus fulfilling the ancient prophecy. [Author’s note: this may or may not be true. I forgot to ask this question, so I made up an answer.] But being the sonic representation of DCC’s...