Discussions about music, life, and everything else. Hosted by Jason Walton and Nick Wusz.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Music |
There are ghosts in the machine, metal in our hearts, and Beherit in our ears. On this episode we discuss a wide variety of topics from metal comic books, to IHM’s 8th birthday, Dave Matthews and Idles, advocacy for the Recording Academy, and we cele... more
We are back after an unintentional summer break! Sometimes life gets in the way, and we had a very busy summer so in this episode we share stories of our summer travels featuring places such as The U.K. for Fortress Fest, California for the Agalloch/... more
It has been a while since we’ve delved into some listener emails, and since Hunter Ginn was in town for Agalloch rehearsals, we asked him to join us. He appears in this episode as a ghostly, disembodied spector. Regardless, some familiar topics arose... more
Andy Whale and Bolt Thrower defined a genre. Even in 2025 those names are said with reverence and massive respect. There is only one Bolt Thrower, and only one Andy Whale. However, Andy’s career did not stop with Bolt Thrower as he also played with M... more
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Serves me right for expecting anything metal from a member of F@galloch.
Nick and Jason have a nice banter like Howard and Robin. Very funny and interesting. I find myself stopping during listening because I look up some of these albums they mention and I start listening. I’m hooked.
Mister Walton and his guests are on a constant quest to expand your mind shoved into your ears.
Interesting discussions abound about life the universe and everything.
Probably the best music podcast out there. Get your notepad ready, you’re bound to discover some gems of all genres.
Jason and many musician guests share super obscure music. Such a simple format leads to fascinating discussion, plus you will find hundres of bizzare and interesting bands through it. Well worth a listen
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Focusing on the intersections of music, culture, and personal experiences, episodes feature engaging discussions led by the hosts who share anecdotal insights and reflections on various genres, especially metal and punk. Noteworthy content includes interviews with musicians from established bands and emerging artists, offering listeners a rich tapestry of storytelling that combines humor, personal growth, and exploration of the music scene. The conversational format encourages a sense of camaraderie among listeners and promotes a deeper appreciation of the emotional and historical aspects of music, making it a go-to option for avid music enthusiasts looking to expand their horizons and discover new sounds.
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