
A podcast about books for people who don't like books, podcasts or capitalism, but who like extreme metal.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 257 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

This time around, we go back to the early 20th century to discuss a foundational work of British Weird - The Human Chord by Algernon Blackwood! We survey the cultural trends of the 19th and 20th century literary and occult scenes in general, the grip... more
All books are bad but Langdon and Eden have stumbled on one that SHOULD have been good but is actually awful - PKD and Roger Zelazny's Deus Irae. Confused theology, mish-mashed desert journeys, and more questions without answers than a church all ble... more
Eden launches into Hiron Ennes' The Works of Vermin, using it as a platform to explore ideas around the potentials and contradictions of living in modern cities. He also discusses the influence of the French Second Empire (yes) on the New Weird, why ... more
Langdon and Eden meet to discuss a smörgåsbord (say it with us) of topics like mental health, the uses of online discourse, and a collection of books they've been reading. Music played: The Holy Pale by Wildhunt jawbreakerrecords.bandcamp.com... more
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Came to listen to Tamsyn Muir. Listened to two idiot menchildren talk over her. They are the worst of the nerd lunch table, the ones who think and tell you they are cool. That’s an hour I will never get back. Tamsyn was cool, but we really didn’t get to hear her.
So hard you’ll get blunt forced trauma
You can really tell this is the product of an MFA program and whooo boy I really don’t mean that in a good way. The American one really seems to think he’s smarter than he is and Christ it’s deeply embarrassing. I recommend reading the other negative comments because I think it’s they do a good job of getting to the core of why this is a bad, frankly embarrassing podcast.
Good books good music
This podcast is its own unique thing. I finish every episode with a full sheet of notes filled with things I need to go research. I don’t get these kinds of discussions and recommendations in my day to day, so this podcast is always an immense source of catharsis for me.
Thank you for everything.
Also, Langdon is a treasure.
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The discussions primarily center around the intersection of literature and culture, addressing a diverse range of topics including various literary works, themes of existentialism, societal critiques, and the connections with music, particularly extreme metal. Episodes examine notable authors and their works, reflecting on how literature intersects with complex themes such as identity, capitalism, and historical contexts. The format includes both solo and conversational episodes, with contributions from diverse guests, making for a rich exploration of how literature speaks to contemporary anxieties and human experiences. The hosts balance humor with serious critique, creating an engaging atmosphere that invites listeners who are passionate ... more
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