
Discussions about music, life, and everything else. Hosted by Jason Walton and Nick Wusz.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusicMusic Commentary | |||

Brandish your swords, don your chainmail, and join us as Nick shares his experience at Seattle’s Soldiers of Steel festival!
Jason and Nick also share some music that they have been listening to lately, from ‘90’s Death/Black Metal, to British Pun... more
Join us for Part 02 of this journey into the past.
The year was 1993 in Bozeman, Montana. A young Jason Walton is graduating from high school and being interviewed on the local college radio station ahead of a music festival that will mark his band’... more
Let's rewind to Episode 36 from September 10th, 2019, which was recorded on location in Lincoln, Nebraska. In this episode, Ramin and I listen to specially curated tracks hand-picked by Dan Swanö. You know Dan from his production and engineering work... more
Based on listener feedback and our own love for sharing music, we have decided to record more of these current listening episodes as a recurring feature.
In this new episode, we feature recently released thrash metal, punk from indigenous artists, d... 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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A tightly produced, conversation-heavy show that blends deep-dive discussions about metal history, scene culture, and personal listening habits with occasional guest spotlights from musicians, producers, and label figures. Episodes frequently balance nostalgic band-and-scene storytelling with technical production notes, gear talk, and cross-genre explorations, often laced with witty back-and-forth banter. Notable strengths include a knack for surfacing obscure bands and regional scenes, plus long-form conversations that pull back the curtain on the creative process and industry quirks. This mix makes it appealing to listeners who crave both music discovery and thoughtful context around how metal culture evolves, shines, and markets itself t... more
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