I have friends loosing their minds over Lorna shore and it’s like woah!! Travis has been doing this forever. He doesn’t get the credit he deserves as a metal vocalist
This is Travis. Absolutely genuine. Great sense of humor! He is the best extreme metal vocalist! He is a pioneer. Ask him who his favorite vocalist is…hint: The Rack and Out of Body. 🤘🏽👹🤘🏽
@@AVALARMusicOfficialIt's all a matter of taste. But Travis is one of the absolute best. He's at least the most innovative. Maybe don't like all his styles, but he's a fn artist.
Travis in one of their comments called retarded to Epicardiectomy just for their clothes and for being from Czech Repúblic, dont get fooled by this interview.
I've been a huge fan since the debut of 'To Serve Man' and after thoroughly taking it in I began telling everyone I knew that Cattle was something extraordinary, a band with a unique talent unlike anyone else. Little did I know how far they would take it. And I agree, Monolith is a MASSIVE leap forward for extreme metal. It's my favorite album of theirs. Humanure holds a special place as well. I'm not a huge fan of redux or re-recordings but I wish they would re-record it with proper production. I see that album as their 'fork in the road' so to speak, where they were straddling the gruesome yet tongue in cheek light heartedness of gross out while at the same time really starting to say something, bringing in the real world & fact based misanthropy. And Karma Bloody Karma was the next logical/pure organic step towards ripping people's eyes open who deny or outright don't care about who we are and what we do on this earth. But to me, musically anyway, Monolith is the pinnacle of their career. ALTHOUGH, if there's anything divine left piddling about in the cosmos,, it surely willed us this utterly brilliant track at the right time in history... Long taint the old flesh!
Love to hear Travis’s pride in Death Atlas. This album is absolutely outstanding, and I also think their best, and they really got jobbed by the pandemic and no ability to take it on the road. Front to back it fits together thematically and musically unlike any of their other albums. So great.
I like Terrasite better than Death Atlas. Monolith is my fav. All the albums since The Harvest Floor have been brilliant though. When Travis told me he liked Atlas better I was kinda surprised. But he also said Terrasite is getting the wildest press since Monolith.
@@johnstevens2972I really can’t get into Terrasite sadly. I love The Insignifiants and a few other tracks but the album as a whole just isn’t clicking instantly like the previous 3 did. Maybe I just need to keep listening
His vocals are unreal and particularly impressive live. I was blow away by how ferocious and vicious his vocals are live. So good. I love his singing parts too. I was disappointed there isn't too much of that on the new album.
Yup, I was attending a summer slaughter tour, forget the year but the line up was rather boring and I was checked out, and then Cattle took the stage and utterly burned the place down, I was made an instant fan. I went to buy a shirt from Travis afterward and he looked like he was sick and not having a great time and despite that STILL put on a batshit insane show. This was around their Monolith of Inhumanity era and just fucking killed it. Dude is a legend
Can you say both these men represent garbage extreme canoe false metal. Give me deicde both thrower cannibal corpse benediction sinister and mortician for the real good heavy shit. The real death metal
Travis is one of the best vocalists and interview guests in metal. Glad ya'll were able to get him. Garza did a great job of asking guiding questions and letting him talk without trampling him.
Great interview! I do love Terrasite, but Death Atlas felt special. Based on what Travis said I’m even more glad I saw them play it live in Cleveland at the Foundry right after Covid. Again, deep personal interview, well done!
Travis is one of the nicest people i know. On top of that hes the goat when it comes to extreme metal vocals. Happy to see him keep singing and seeing cattle keep evolving.
Stoked for this! Cattle Decapitation is easily one of my favorite bands ever and Travis is SEVERELY underrated as a vocalist. Thanks for having him on the show!
People always say that metal music and the people who perform or listen to it are angry, scary, dangerous etc. But here I am watching this podcast seeing couple of really nice, relaxed and thoughtful guys talking about interesting topics and having a good time with open minds - great episode! 🙌
When Terrasite came out, Cattle instantly became my favorite band of all time. Only noticing, after listening to the album at least 4 times on repeat, that it came out on my birthday was just the biggest fucking cherry on top. I've shared the same views on mankind and humans, that Cattle Decap has, for the longest time and having this message put into songs that are being sung by such a sublime metal unicorn of a vocalist as Travis is immensely heartwarming. I sincerely wish that they'll one day go on a tour where I can finally go see them live.
I think maybe Cattle should do a full tour of playing Death Atlas all the way through. Every song is good enough and it would give it the attention it deserves. thanks for this podcast
This was a great interview-the questions were good, and Travis seems like he’s doing a lot for himself personally as far as musical interests and mental health awareness, so kudos to you man. It was really cool to hear more about the music-making process, and vocal development over the years. My dad is currently going through treatments for late-stage cancer, and at the same time, my own band is getting some real traction, and even though it sucks to hear that Travis has been through some shit these past few years, it was uplifting to hear him talk about it, and to see the passion he still has for making music. It’s not always easy being excited for something really good happening, when something really awful is going on simultaneously, so it’s been hard to stay motivated. Thanks for opening up about all that-I don’t know about anybody else, but it helped me to hear. Cheers!
I have loved Cattle Decap for a long time and I am So stoked to listen to Travis share his thoughts! Best podcast man! Also I had a crazy run in! Two days after the Ov Sulfur episode dropped there I am at work in a meat department and Ricky Hoover and the guitarist Chase walk right by me! I had to stop them and say whats up they were super cool! I mentioned how much I enjoyed the episode! Thanks for the content man!
I love how excited Travis got talking about laying down his own vocal tracks to Megadeth and Testament instrumentals when he was a kid. It's so relatable. Travis is a legend.
I've been saying this for fuckin years man, Travis, and to a lesser extent Dickie Allen are absolute pioneers in the extreme genres. Both are such absolute demons. Friendly, cuddly demons. I also loved the discussion about crying to Cattle. I've never cried to their music, but the last half of the final song on Death Atlus gives me the fucking chills. Super emotional. It feels like listening to the faint wailing of people who are losing their planet; remorseful but its too late, sort of in a pathetic way... if that makes sense.
As a musician myself I've always been fascinated by the dark beauty found in certain metal bands music. Alluvial, rivers of nihil, cattle decap. The first time I heard monument of inhumanity it almost got me, it's horrifying but there's a beauty in the darkness that's hard to explain. Stoked Travis is keyed into that, I think metal deserves more emotion in it's music!
Great episode! I was lucky enough to catch Cattle Decapitation open for Amon Amarth and they had such an amazing presence! Death Atlas is amazing and I hope the 'melodic' vocals come back full force next album.
This man made me take Death Metal seriously. His vibe is just one of a kind, just permeates through the screen. Unmistakable, all the all the particular eeriness that is travis: like a mad scientist mixed with a highschool skater punk mixed with a quirky dad/Ted Bundy...I couldn't imagine the vocalist from Cattle Decapitation being any other person.
One of my old bands played a show with Cattle Decap at the American Legion hall I believe it was circa 2006. Travis was such a cool guy then. So cool to see this interview years later.
Monolith to inhumanity is one of my all time favorite records. For the subject matter being so dark, it’s a lot of fun to listen to. It’s a rollercoaster of an album. Love that these guys stick to doing what they want instead of riding trends.
I love these guys. Their music is amazing. Their message has a deep meaning. They inspire me, I feel like I've known them my whole life, even though I've only been a fan for 3 years.
I'm new to this band but what sealed the deal for me was how nice and cool Travis is and also the fact that he loves a good Bidet. What a legend 😆 I know what I'll be listening to at the gym for the next few months.
21:38 Right as he's saying "So it's not that it was this amazing, unwavering-" I was in another room and I thought I heard him drumming on the table real loud after saying that. After a few seconds I was like "Uh... is he gonna stop? Wait a minute..." It was an Evony ad with gunfire. 🤣
Smoked this dude out with the guitarist and bassist at this shithole venue called “The Lake Station Eagles Club” in Indiana. I was drunk too and we peed in the bushes outside the venue and got high af lol He was one of the nicest, friendly and most genuine singers I’ve ever had the pleasure of hanging out with.
Saw this band for the first time last December, blew my fucking mind, and gave me the first band to listen to after a show with no context, fucking unreal musicians, just attention grabbers and deep as shit, good on ya
Growing up in Escondido and going to high school with both Travis and Diego in 1991 it blows my mind that I am sitting here in 2023 reminiscing in this way. We had common friends, but never really connected.
Cattle as a whole are the most down to earth dudes who HAVE NOT let fame get to them one bit. They will go from playing in the most awesome of venues to an absolute $hithole hole in the wall in East LA and still KILL IT and remain huble. Shared the stage with Cattle at said $hithole out here in East Los and it was awesome
This is such a good podcast I’m so glad i stumbled upon Garza and his interviews recently. I wish I could have met people growing up who like Metal and extreme metal. I’d love to have friends to jam Metal with.
54:37 cattle often puts tears in my eyes. even if its new release and i dont know lyrics i know the felling andit always gets me. vocally and instrumental thet are big gem
Cattle Decapitation is by far my personal favorite extreme metal band. I discovered them years ago when The Harvest Floor came out, but I just don't think I was at a point when I could fully appreciate it, then when Monolith came out much like Garza mentioned it completely revitalized my obsession with metal. Death Atlas I would say even kept me sane during Covid because it felt like they took all the climate dispare I had been accruing and locked within myself and gave it a voice. People I worked with that didn't like metal even said that album was insane when I would put it on. There may be a lot of people influenced by them, but nobody and I mean nobody can recreate the raw and visceral emotional reactions this band elicits with its music and themes
Found Cattle Decap on MySpace in like 2006 when Job for a Cowboy was getting big. Downloaded a few songs on limewire and then saw them live in Orlando in 2009. Been a fan ever since. Where’s the love for Harvest Floor?
Travis is just a genuine dude. Death Atlas might not have got its full moment but you gained a fan forever, metalheads noticed. Also, albums are historical documents I think thats the first time Ive ever heard anyone say that out loud 🤘🏻
This podcast made me love Travis so much more. Got more into Cattle this year and listen to them everyday now Would honestly love a short EP of songs with vocals like the cleans on Mammals In Babylon, Ave Exitum, and Just Another Body. Travis’ cleans are so damn dope 🖤🖤
being introduced to cattledecap by my best friend in highschool and proceeding to discover how long they've been around and how long they've been releasing absolute bangers was a mindfuck haha
That was a cool as fuck interview! Would love to actually talk with Travis sometime, very cool individual. When he started doing the "golem" vocals on Monolith until current, that is what got me into Cattle Decapitation. Fucking innovative as hell. 🤘
i love cattle decap!!! terrasite is easily my aoty so far. interesting to see Travis on here though cause i had always heard he hated deathcore. Probably cause he never got the credit he deserved for inventing all the styles newer bands are popping off with now
There's a really good band called Creak from the UK 🇬🇧. Their song "Restless Dreams" is a banger, it would be awesome to see them on the show with you Garza!
Travis really doesn’t get the credit he deserves for inventing the vocal style that every deathcore vocalist now uses. The zombie/tunnel throat stuff.
Yup, Travis truly pioneered that style and made it "popular" with his band
I think EVERY deathcore vocalist credits him for it
Is it weird that I've become accustomed to his ghoulish screeches and yet, when he speaks solemnly in just another body...gave me chills. Idk why
I have friends loosing their minds over Lorna shore and it’s like woah!! Travis has been doing this forever. He doesn’t get the credit he deserves as a metal vocalist
@@josegarcia-zl8wu True but honestly Will does it way better live, he has surpassed the teacher.
Didn’t expect Travis to get so vulnerable. This is gold.
This is Travis. Absolutely genuine. Great sense of humor! He is the best extreme metal vocalist! He is a pioneer. Ask him who his favorite vocalist is…hint: The Rack and Out of Body. 🤘🏽👹🤘🏽
@MilkyLore I'd say he's up there though, certainly _my_ favourite! Who'd you say is the best?
@@AVALARMusicOfficialIt's all a matter of taste. But Travis is one of the absolute best. He's at least the most innovative. Maybe don't like all his styles, but he's a fn artist.
@@toddapplegateVan D.
Last 15 years Travis influenced me in some ways. And I may have influenced him a little bit early on.
Travis in one of their comments called retarded to Epicardiectomy just for their clothes and for being from Czech Repúblic, dont get fooled by this interview.
Terrasite is phenomenally heavy.
Everything about it oozes vibe and his vocals are as gnarly as ever.
He's easily in the extreme vocal top 3.
Goddamn knocking it out of the park with this. I still remember my first listen of Monolith of Inhumanity. What a GOATED record
I agree it's a monster of an album and their first album I listened to. Absolutely incredible
A true modern classic. Also a reminder that you don't need to tune super low to be irresponsibly heavy.
I've been a huge fan since the debut of 'To Serve Man' and after thoroughly taking it in I began telling everyone I knew that Cattle was something extraordinary, a band with a unique talent unlike anyone else. Little did I know how far they would take it. And I agree, Monolith is a MASSIVE leap forward for extreme metal. It's my favorite album of theirs. Humanure holds a special place as well. I'm not a huge fan of redux or re-recordings but I wish they would re-record it with proper production. I see that album as their 'fork in the road' so to speak, where they were straddling the gruesome yet tongue in cheek light heartedness of gross out while at the same time really starting to say something, bringing in the real world & fact based misanthropy. And Karma Bloody Karma was the next logical/pure organic step towards ripping people's eyes open who deny or outright don't care about who we are and what we do on this earth. But to me, musically anyway, Monolith is the pinnacle of their career. ALTHOUGH, if there's anything divine left piddling about in the cosmos,, it surely willed us this utterly brilliant track at the right time in history...
Long taint the old flesh!
@@Fo-Flats I would say Humanure and Monolith are tied for my favorite albums. I really can't choose one.
That albums still on repeat soooo fucking sick \m/
Garza! First Fetus now Cattle?!?!? Best guests! Gotta get Corpsegrinder or Webster and Paul from Cannibal on here! Goated podcast!
Also Devourment!!!
Pat O’Brien needs to be on too. Get him back in good spirits
@@brettmiller1511 boy do I have news for you
@rezmetalpodcaster how's he doing these days do you know? I haven't heard anything about him since that whole episode went down
@@jake4romst8farm Pat O’Brien is playing guitar for Exhorder. Seen them on the current overkill tour
Finally man. I've been saying this! Travis has been doing these techniques for 20 years! He walked so these bands could run
@thenkdmolerat more like 30 years tbh
@@phillymopwater couple more years and he'll be there. He joined 26 years ago ❤️
Travis is the GOAT. When everyone was freaking out about Infant Annihilator, I was like " Travis did those vocals years ago"
Great point. Travis' band writes better music, too.
You are a real hipster 👍🏻
@@CH-ml4rzwas he wrong tho?
Travis: "I don't know what people want anymore." WE WANT EXACTLY WHAT YOU GUYS ARE DOING. It's perfect. CD has aged like the finest wine. PERFECT.
Love to hear Travis’s pride in Death Atlas. This album is absolutely outstanding, and I also think their best, and they really got jobbed by the pandemic and no ability to take it on the road. Front to back it fits together thematically and musically unlike any of their other albums. So great.
Terrasite is easily their best.
Death Atlas is the first Cattle album that got me into them. and yes it's b/c of the melody but it's so sick and heavy. love it.
I like Terrasite better than Death Atlas. Monolith is my fav. All the albums since The Harvest Floor have been brilliant though.
When Travis told me he liked Atlas better I was kinda surprised. But he also said Terrasite is getting the wildest press since Monolith.
@@johnstevens2972I really can’t get into Terrasite sadly. I love The Insignifiants and a few other tracks but the album as a whole just isn’t clicking instantly like the previous 3 did. Maybe I just need to keep listening
That was the album that got me into them. Specifically the actual song Death Atlas. Unreal.
His vocals are unreal and particularly impressive live. I was blow away by how ferocious and vicious his vocals are live. So good. I love his singing parts too. I was disappointed there isn't too much of that on the new album.
Yup, I was attending a summer slaughter tour, forget the year but the line up was rather boring and I was checked out, and then Cattle took the stage and utterly burned the place down, I was made an instant fan. I went to buy a shirt from Travis afterward and he looked like he was sick and not having a great time and despite that STILL put on a batshit insane show. This was around their Monolith of Inhumanity era and just fucking killed it. Dude is a legend
It’s unreal how he can do that singing thing and it sounds just like it does on record
There's a TON of singing styles on Terrasite. It's the most progressive album yet.
It's progressive AND brutal as shit.
Garza once AGAIN coming in with the heaviest! Stoked for this one!
Can you say both these men represent garbage extreme canoe false metal. Give me deicde both thrower cannibal corpse benediction sinister and mortician for the real good heavy shit. The real death metal
Travis,
Death Atlas is my favorite record from you guys. The clean vocals are so haunting and catchy!
First (ALL 3 of) Dying Fetus, now Travis? Didn't take long for you to make the best podcasts in metal! :D
Dude, same thought. This has the makings of a channel that will draw some heavy hitters out. Bill Steer when?
@@flyboymcgee8059Would love to have Barney Greenway
I’m probably biased because Cattle Decapitation is one of my favorite bands, but this was one of the best Garza podcasts I’ve ever seen!
I'm super glad you have this platform where artists like Travis can talk about mental health and be open about himself.
This is so great, I can’t think of an interview/podcast that’s given me so much happiness in recent times
Travis is one of the best vocalists and interview guests in metal. Glad ya'll were able to get him. Garza did a great job of asking guiding questions and letting him talk without trampling him.
Great interview! I do love Terrasite, but Death Atlas felt special. Based on what Travis said I’m even more glad I saw them play it live in Cleveland at the Foundry right after Covid. Again, deep personal interview, well done!
I still think monolith is #1 been a fan for many years
Cattle decap is first truly extreme metal band that wasn’t some core shit they I got into they will always hold a special place in my heart
Travis is one of the nicest people i know. On top of that hes the goat when it comes to extreme metal vocals. Happy to see him keep singing and seeing cattle keep evolving.
Travis Ryan is one of rhe most insane vocalists of all time. Everything he does with his voice is so grotesque but also impressive.
This episode was so awesome. Been a fan of cattle for 7 years now and it's cool to hear the lore behind the band and Travis himself
Stoked for this! Cattle Decapitation is easily one of my favorite bands ever and Travis is SEVERELY underrated as a vocalist. Thanks for having him on the show!
I saw this band when the harvest floor came out at a small venue called the Gillman in Berkley. AWSOME ..AMAZING SHOW....THANKS MR GARZA....
Saw them then too. They had Revocation opening.
You a real one for this, Travis the GOAT
People always say that metal music and the people who perform or listen to it are angry, scary, dangerous etc. But here I am watching this podcast seeing couple of really nice, relaxed and thoughtful guys talking about interesting topics and having a good time with open minds - great episode! 🙌
I cried during “Your Disposal” in 2017 when I saw them in Pittsburgh.
When Terrasite came out, Cattle instantly became my favorite band of all time. Only noticing, after listening to the album at least 4 times on repeat, that it came out on my birthday was just the biggest fucking cherry on top. I've shared the same views on mankind and humans, that Cattle Decap has, for the longest time and having this message put into songs that are being sung by such a sublime metal unicorn of a vocalist as Travis is immensely heartwarming. I sincerely wish that they'll one day go on a tour where I can finally go see them live.
Death atlas and all of the albums are amazing, truly great artists! All hail the cattle decap🤘
I think maybe Cattle should do a full tour of playing Death Atlas all the way through. Every song is good enough and it would give it the attention it deserves. thanks for this podcast
Damn, Travis going and making us all feel emotional. Such a pioneer in music, and I am so glad he has inspired so many vocalists!
This was a great interview-the questions were good, and Travis seems like he’s doing a lot for himself personally as far as musical interests and mental health awareness, so kudos to you man. It was really cool to hear more about the music-making process, and vocal development over the years.
My dad is currently going through treatments for late-stage cancer, and at the same time, my own band is getting some real traction, and even though it sucks to hear that Travis has been through some shit these past few years, it was uplifting to hear him talk about it, and to see the passion he still has for making music. It’s not always easy being excited for something really good happening, when something really awful is going on simultaneously, so it’s been hard to stay motivated. Thanks for opening up about all that-I don’t know about anybody else, but it helped me to hear.
Cheers!
I have loved Cattle Decap for a long time and I am So stoked to listen to Travis share his thoughts! Best podcast man! Also I had a crazy run in! Two days after the Ov Sulfur episode dropped there I am at work in a meat department and Ricky Hoover and the guitarist Chase walk right by me! I had to stop them and say whats up they were super cool! I mentioned how much I enjoyed the episode! Thanks for the content man!
I love how excited Travis got talking about laying down his own vocal tracks to Megadeth and Testament instrumentals when he was a kid. It's so relatable. Travis is a legend.
My favorite death metal vocalist! The last five Cattle records are GOATED
I've been saying this for fuckin years man, Travis, and to a lesser extent Dickie Allen are absolute pioneers in the extreme genres. Both are such absolute demons. Friendly, cuddly demons. I also loved the discussion about crying to Cattle. I've never cried to their music, but the last half of the final song on Death Atlus gives me the fucking chills. Super emotional. It feels like listening to the faint wailing of people who are losing their planet; remorseful but its too late, sort of in a pathetic way... if that makes sense.
As a musician myself I've always been fascinated by the dark beauty found in certain metal bands music. Alluvial, rivers of nihil, cattle decap. The first time I heard monument of inhumanity it almost got me, it's horrifying but there's a beauty in the darkness that's hard to explain. Stoked Travis is keyed into that, I think metal deserves more emotion in it's music!
Great episode! I was lucky enough to catch Cattle Decapitation open for Amon Amarth and they had such an amazing presence!
Death Atlas is amazing and I hope the 'melodic' vocals come back full force next album.
Enjoyed this ep. 👌🏼🔥
This man made me take Death Metal seriously. His vibe is just one of a kind, just permeates through the screen. Unmistakable, all the all the particular eeriness that is travis: like a mad scientist mixed with a highschool skater punk mixed with a quirky dad/Ted Bundy...I couldn't imagine the vocalist from Cattle Decapitation being any other person.
Was not expecting a Soul Jazz Records shout out, excellent label
One of my old bands played a show with Cattle Decap at the American Legion hall I believe it was circa 2006. Travis was such a cool guy then. So cool to see this interview years later.
Monolith to inhumanity is one of my all time favorite records. For the subject matter being so dark, it’s a lot of fun to listen to. It’s a rollercoaster of an album. Love that these guys stick to doing what they want instead of riding trends.
Thank u for the content Garza digging the guests
I love these guys. Their music is amazing. Their message has a deep meaning. They inspire me, I feel like I've known them my whole life, even though I've only been a fan for 3 years.
Always dropping props in any Ramos video I come across... so one in three videos on youtube.
GARZA - bro I could hug you out of your boots for this interview. Thank you!!!
I'm new to this band but what sealed the deal for me was how nice and cool Travis is and also the fact that he loves a good Bidet. What a legend 😆
I know what I'll be listening to at the gym for the next few months.
I had the pleasure of the playing with them back in 97 in oakland!
Saw/heard them for the first time when Humanure came out. Still my favorite Cattle album.
They've evolved a lot and I love their new records but Humanure is still my fave as well, some of it might be nostalgia but it's such a sick record
the melodic vocals are sooooooo good
21:38 Right as he's saying "So it's not that it was this amazing, unwavering-" I was in another room and I thought I heard him drumming on the table real loud after saying that. After a few seconds I was like "Uh... is he gonna stop? Wait a minute..." It was an Evony ad with gunfire. 🤣
Happy to see he is getting the recognition, respect and credit he deserves!
Smoked this dude out with the guitarist and bassist at this shithole venue called “The Lake Station Eagles Club” in Indiana.
I was drunk too and we peed in the bushes outside the venue and got high af lol
He was one of the nicest, friendly and most genuine singers I’ve ever had the pleasure of hanging out with.
Saw this band for the first time last December, blew my fucking mind, and gave me the first band to listen to after a show with no context, fucking unreal musicians, just attention grabbers and deep as shit, good on ya
Growing up in Escondido and going to high school with both Travis and Diego in 1991 it blows my mind that I am sitting here in 2023 reminiscing in this way. We had common friends, but never really connected.
Cattle as a whole are the most down to earth dudes who HAVE NOT let fame get to them one bit. They will go from playing in the most awesome of venues to an absolute $hithole hole in the wall in East LA and still KILL IT and remain huble.
Shared the stage with Cattle at said $hithole out here in East Los and it was awesome
Death Atlas in my personal opinion is a masterpiece and my favorite metal album to date
The genre in question throughout this conversation is what I call ‘modern extreme metal’.
Death Atlas is a fucking CLASSIC, hands down.
This is such a good podcast I’m so glad i stumbled upon Garza and his interviews recently. I wish I could have met people growing up who like Metal and extreme metal. I’d love to have friends to jam Metal with.
Monolith of Inhumanity is one of my all time faves.
Travis is a real dude. Excited for future Podcasts!
One of my favorite dudes ever! Great convo
Travis was so spot on about the Doom EP comments. JFAC matured so much, which I think Cattle Decap did too.
Fantastic interview brother. Great human insight to Travis's personality. I can really relate. Thank you, awesome podcast
I'm must say I've never gotten into podcasts until finding yours. I really enjoy your show. Awesome interviews.
54:37 cattle often puts tears in my eyes. even if its new release and i dont know lyrics i know the felling andit always gets me. vocally and instrumental thet are big gem
Travis saying "poopy buttholes" is classic
Most of my best friends from high school are still my friends and it was because of music, and beer!
So glad this came out. I’ve been looking for more interviews with Travis Ryan. Easily my favorite vocalist in history. 🤘
Great stuff guys. I wasn't expecting this whole episode to become so emotional towards the end...
What a fantastic interview. Travis is by far one of the most interesting guys in metal, loved this interview.
Cattle Decapitation is by far my personal favorite extreme metal band. I discovered them years ago when The Harvest Floor came out, but I just don't think I was at a point when I could fully appreciate it, then when Monolith came out much like Garza mentioned it completely revitalized my obsession with metal. Death Atlas I would say even kept me sane during Covid because it felt like they took all the climate dispare I had been accruing and locked within myself and gave it a voice. People I worked with that didn't like metal even said that album was insane when I would put it on. There may be a lot of people influenced by them, but nobody and I mean nobody can recreate the raw and visceral emotional reactions this band elicits with its music and themes
I agree bidets are life changing
Cattle has such an intense grind of a Tour. Those guys are Goats. 😈
Found Cattle Decap on MySpace in like 2006 when Job for a Cowboy was getting big. Downloaded a few songs on limewire and then saw them live in Orlando in 2009. Been a fan ever since. Where’s the love for Harvest Floor?
Travis is just a genuine dude. Death Atlas might not have got its full moment but you gained a fan forever, metalheads noticed.
Also, albums are historical documents I think thats the first time Ive ever heard anyone say that out loud 🤘🏻
Gotta love Travis. I’m gonna see Cattle Decap live for the first time in September. Beyond hyped!
Travis is one of thee coolest dudes I ever met. Super nice guy and lots of talent.
Saw them at the observatory. Had a rough show but killed it anyway. The definition of professionalism.
I can't believe he has a portable bidet! I literally just bought one the other day! Travis, marry me! 😂
This podcast made me love Travis so much more. Got more into Cattle this year and listen to them everyday now
Would honestly love a short EP of songs with vocals like the cleans on Mammals In Babylon, Ave Exitum, and Just Another Body. Travis’ cleans are so damn dope 🖤🖤
being introduced to cattledecap by my best friend in highschool and proceeding to discover how long they've been around and how long they've been releasing absolute bangers was a mindfuck haha
On a tear with these eps dude. Fuck yeah.
I'll never truly understand the issue(s) people have with Death Atlas; it's so sick.
Top notch of all metal podcast on RUclips
Did not know there was so much backlash to Death Atlas. Thats my fav Cattle Decap record.
so glad that you are doing this, well done!
That was a cool as fuck interview! Would love to actually talk with Travis sometime, very cool individual. When he started doing the "golem" vocals on Monolith until current, that is what got me into Cattle Decapitation. Fucking innovative as hell. 🤘
Good episode, saved it to my favorites!
Been waiting for this one! Thank you!
Travis rolling with the portable Tabo.
Perfection.
I was stationed in Japan for two years. I'll never poop like a peasant again. I've GOT to get a Culo clean!
That's the great pleasure that with age there is more mature music and more mature lyrics.
i love cattle decap!!! terrasite is easily my aoty so far. interesting to see Travis on here though cause i had always heard he hated deathcore. Probably cause he never got the credit he deserved for inventing all the styles newer bands are popping off with now
Great stuff bro. Your knocking it out of the park!
There's a really good band called Creak from the UK 🇬🇧. Their song "Restless Dreams" is a banger, it would be awesome to see them on the show with you Garza!
Travis has been #1 for awhile now. Rofl