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Body Void are just in their own league. Am no even a fan of metal but I like Body Void since listening to swan back in 2017

Im obsessed with this band. The intense atmosphere, brutal vocals and massively heavy sound elements brings you back to life. What a treat😯🔥🔥🔥

Dax Riggs sells the records on vinyl. I picked up a signed copy of Paegan Terrorism Tactics from him

Total fucking darkness

I love cradle of filth, I don't care what the bm metal purists say. They've pushed all kinds of musical boundaries and super extreme and catchy. What's not to like about them. Their slower songs are kind of meh but they have a lot of good ones on each album.

A highly overlooked album. Some of their heaviest riffs are on Midian.

HELL YEAH

So cool to listen to! Chained definitely accomplishes sounding the same live and on record, had the privilege of seeing them with Sumac in the PNW. The sound was wicked and LOUD, it was the first show I HAD to wear earplugs! haha I hope to see them again and man I WISH I could go to the album release show! I'm super excited excited for this album, I ordered the deluxe version and its awesome to know the artwork reflects the songs. Such a unique band and I hope for nothing but the best for them! Great interview guys, fun to watch and great questions. Will keep an eye out for more!

Chained is one of the most interesting and profound bands, that constantly innovate and create a phenomenal projects. Im so glad they are getting more recognition although they are still vastly criminally underrated. So exited for the new release and to see what comes next.

this podcast is great! you guys should do Master Killer by Merauder. that album is riff central

Good stuff, i really enjoyed this interview. Cool hearing about the crowbar era as well. Best crowbar for sure!

Cool podcast! I enjoyed listening to this episode while I had lunch. Dropped a sub to keep up with what y'all cover next \m/ I do love this era of Converge, pre-Jane Doe, but I massively prefer When Forever Comes Crashing. "Year of The Swine" was a watershed discovery for me as I was getting into metallic hardcore, and "My Unsaid Everything" remains one of my favorite Converge tracks to this day

Man I really wish y'all went into the bluesy breakdown of the riff in Zero Nowhere. The time signature changing multiple times and dragging those same notes out slower and sludgier each time. I can't think of any other band who would write that exact riff.

This bands first two full lengths deserved much more from metalheads

In my defense i dont think i forgot my cymbals, that might have been the night my cymbal bag was stolen haha

I got alittle bit of deicide vibes after i heard embedded on myspace before the album released at least months before

Great interview!

Fuck yes Deftones self titled is the best one

Shit yeah, I'm in bowling green. If y'all are still here I'd fucking love to chill and talk about stuff like Oathbreaker.

If i remember correctly, we had Tyrant done for a long time before it came out due to Bryan joining the band and rerecording all the vocals. I think we had been writing Peasant in the mean time. We basically never stopped writing lol Really enjoying these podcasts ❤

Punch and now this. Y'all are doing the lords work

1. The Sound of Perseverance 2. Symbolic 3. Individual Thought Patterns 4. Human 5. Spiritual Healing 6. Leprosy 7. Scream Bloody Gore

It's absolutely nutty how noob these guys are huh? How'd you keep a straight face?

Loving this episode! Fun fact about the Blood Brothers comparison, Mark Gajadhar( drums for BB) was featured on Oxeneers!

Great Review I love this band for its crust d-beat influences. The howls and thrashy parts are great too

At family dinner ask for a word and say "from now on please address me as doctor satan"

This is such an awesome channel! Glad I found it ! Something to check out if you haven't heard them yet, but Ofermod is freaking fantastic. If you want music that really makes you feel like your'e in your sanctum performing a ritual , Ofermod is the band for that.

Need a little box with which track y’all are talking about when you go through the album or something for all the dumb/short attention span listeners out there (me)

Holy shit didn t mentioned Darkthrone! Or Ulver? Way befor weakling. The rev made me want to check this out asap though.

What song is that in the intro?

Wormwitch kicks ass! For sure one of my top BM albums of the year! Great review.

Knee Deep in the Head gives it such a different context than the real name😂

Skramz is the ONLY acceptable word for this! C'mon, now!

Didn't do enough for me to stand out from the pack on first listening but may be it will on a second try

I cannot believe I have never noticed that before. I’ve listened to Hate Grows Stronger so much and I’ve never noticed that it was in 15/16. Justin is absolutely right. The intro is in 4 but the first and second verse is in 15 but it’s so incredibly slow it’s almost hard to tell. You really have to focus when counting. You could almost blame it on syncopation(dotted quarter with a dotted eighth) or really odd phrasing but no. You have the slight interruption before the 1 making it apparent it’s in 15. Now I highly doubt any of them even noticed that but still cool nonetheless.

Keep the mastodon content coming

Ok.... Bucket Full of Teeth was only Will.... Bucket's drummer was Matt who played in Cancer Kids and Brad who was in Wolves/OG Orchid bassist.......Andy Skelly was not the drummer for Bucket. Unless of course you're talking about Funkbucket.... lol... Because Andy did play in a band called Funkbucket with Evan from Forcefedglass/Light The Fuse and Pat who was in the OG lineup of Daughters.... which was located on Cape Cod. Andy and Stephen both played in a band called The Last Forty Seconds while Will was still playing in Orchid. TLFS original bassist was actually Timmy from Wolves before Steveo took over. Both Andy and Stevo moved into the Montegue house before Ampere started..... the band started because they were literally living together and around each other often. Unicoroner featured Meghan on bass and came about after Ampere had started. OK.... so the demo on discogs LOLOLOL... I actually posted that..... there were two versions... one in a stapled bag and one in a jcard set up. Stephen was the one who actually made the demos.... most of them were just given out to a bunch of us who knew them around the first few shows. I don't think they planned on doing this band quite as long as they did at that point. At that point it was just a fun exercise trying to recapture that super intense energy of bands like Antioch Arrow.... playing like 8 minute sets. I do know for a fact if you were to reach out to any one of these four they would be happy to talk about it. Some of the most genuine people on the face of the planet.

This was a fun walk down memory lane, because Wolves was the first live show I ever went to, and I ended up listening to Ampere and Bucket Full of Teeth later

Enjoying your commentary and insight, but I really would have hoped you at least play some passages for people that never heard of the band.

Civerous rules.

I love your podcast and this album! It keeps me entertained and informed on my time off. Keep up the great work! Also I loved the deep dive on Thou and the Mastadon and Lamb of God pods!

I saw them on that G'n'R + Soundgarden tour. Classic Patton moment: a bottle of piss launched from the audience and hit him in the face. He picked it up and drenched himself in it then kicked the bottle back into the crowd.

babe, riff worship uploaded

This show fucking rules

great review!

Baroness is one of those transcendental bands to me. It's well thought but spontaneous, it's distorted but upbeat, and it's polished without losing any edge. It's truly a band for people who simply like music, regardless of genre or allegiances.

I fucking loved the cloud rat tour i still have my shirt from that show! Saw it in portland and the body showed up and everyone who was on the tour played parts of the drum kits to accompany a 10 min body noise set. Best show i have ever been to

Fuck yes, gorgeous album