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Into The Necrosphere

Jackie Smit
Black Metal
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Into The Necrosphere is a weekly black and death metal podcast, featuring long-form, uncensored interviews with some of the biggest and most notorious names in the scene, a merciless dissection of the latest metal news headlines and releases, and a showcase of underground and unsigned talent that your Spotify algorithm has yet to discover. New episodes out every Tuesday.Not for children... or cowa... more

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Latest Episodes

Chris Naughton and Simon Lucas of UK black metal stalwarts Winterfylleth join me to break down the inspiration and themes behind their excellent new album, The Unyielding Season. We also talk about the band’s decision to sign with Napalm Records, the... more

Christian Larson from US black metal legion Necrofier joins the podcast this week to discuss the band’s sensational new album, Transcend Into Oblivion. We dig into Necrofier’s decision to sign with Metal Blade Records, talk about the changing realiti... more

This week on Into The Necrosphere, Hellenic black metal legend The Magus joins me to discuss his new album Daemonosophia and his pivotal role in shaping the Greek black metal movement as a founding force behind Necromantia. We revisit the roots of th... more

This week sees the long-overdue return of my brother-from-another-mother, Shayan of Trivax and host of the Iblis Manifestations podcast.

We dive into his perspective on everything from the critical response to Trivax’s latest album, The Great Satan,... more

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Christian Larson
Musician and organizer in Necrofier and related projects
Necrofier
Episode: Christian Larson (Necrofier) On Transcending Into Oblivion, Hell’s Heroes & the Real Cost of the Road | ITN EP308
The Magus
Musician, frontman and primary creative force behind Daemonosophia
Daemonosophia / The Magus
Episode: The Magus Speaks: Daemonosophia, Baron Blood & The Hellenic Black Metal Doctrine | ITN EP307
Sakis Tolis
Main man and visionary behind Rotting Christ
Rotting Christ
Episode: Sakis Tolis on Rotting Christ, Aealo Re-Recording, Godless IV & Early Days In Music | ITN EP305
Karl Hikara
Host of Sol Nox and a music enthusiast.
Sol Nox
Episode: Best of 2025: Albums #20–11 w/ Karl Hikara (Sol Nox) | ITN EP302
Nathan Glover
Musician and member of Graveir
Graveir
Episode: Best of 2025: Albums #30–21 w/ Nathan Glover (Graveir) | ITN EP301
Frost Grummer
Legendary drummer from Satyricon and 1349
Satyricon, 1349
Episode: EPISODE 300: Frost (1349, Satyricon) & Marco (Stellar Master Elite)
Wyatt Turner
Host of the Wyatt's Metal YouTube channel and frontman for Dark Insanity
Wyatt's Metal, Dark Insanity
Episode: Wyatt Turner On Group-Think & Conformity In Metal, “Wyatt’s Metal” Origin Story, Dark Insanity, Working As A Movie Extra
Roger Miret
Lead singer of Agnostic Front
Agnostic Front
Episode: Agnostic Front Legend Roger Miret on Echoes In Eternity, NYHC Legacy & “The Godfathers Of Hardcore"
Chris Pervelis
Musician and member of Internal Bleeding
Internal Bleeding
Episode: Bourbon, Brutality & Black Sabbath: Chris Pervelis from INTERNAL BLEEDING Returns to Settle All Scores

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Jackson
Host of Into The Necrosphere, known for engaging interviews and insightful discussions about metal music and culture.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 256 ratings
  • A weekly must-listen for metal fans

    Into the Necrosphere has swiftly become my favourite podcast, and a must-listen upon release every Tuesday. Jackie’s long-form interviews with musicians or other pillars of the metal community are insightful and engaging, whilst his newsrant and reviews have introduced me to a wealth of new bands. As a metalhead creeping towards middle age, it’s easy to fall back on your old favourite albums, but this podcast has specifically alerted me to new bands or records that I’d never have listened to oth... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sokurah
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Best xtreme metal podcast ever

    Amazing guests, amazing conversations, great news section. Brilliant music, and it’s often very funny too! Become a member of the legion and check this out and subscribe

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Quinton MF
    Australiaa year ago
  • Top Notch

    This is the most entertaining and informative metal podcast I’ve had the pleasure of listening to. The host, Jackie is a metal encyclopedia, and has a knack for doing the best interviews with some of the best guests from the extreme metal world. No stiff, boring interviews here, and his news rants are excellent.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BrutalJustice
    United States2 years ago
  • Let your guests talks.

    Let your guests talk, dummy.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    carcinogenital
    Canada2 years ago
  • Best of the best

    Excellent show and the best podcast regarding extreme metal in the known universe. Jackie and the Horsemen of the Podcasting Apocalypse are all top shelf!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hisdudeness666
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the in-depth interviews with notable guests from the metal scene, often citing them as insightful and engaging.
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Christian Larson (Necrofier) On Transcending Into Oblivion, Hell’s Heroes & the Real Cost of the Road | ITN EP308
Q: What advice would you give to someone older (40+) who feels unfulfilled with life choices and wants to pivot toward a more satisfying path?
Start with small, consistent steps you can maintain; commit to a feasible fitness or skill-building routine (e.g., 30 minutes a day, twice a week) to build momentum. Recognize that changing course is possible while you maintain stability, and align life choices with core values and practical steps rather than chasing grand, unsustainable goals.
Christian Larson (Necrofier) On Transcending Into Oblivion, Hell’s Heroes & the Real Cost of the Road | ITN EP308
Q: What size audience would Necrofier and a partner like Cloak attract on that hypothetical run, and how would that affect viability?
Expect around 150 fans per show on average, with bigger markets like LA or NYC drawing more; regional pockets vary. If ticket pricing is around $20, the margin relies heavily on merch and cost control (hotels, transport, gear). The math favors routes where gear can be shared and expenses kept lean to avoid unsustainable losses.
Christian Larson (Necrofier) On Transcending Into Oblivion, Hell’s Heroes & the Real Cost of the Road | ITN EP308
Q: Let's say Necrofier go on a 15-day run in the States today. What is the economics of that roughly? You're going to have to pay, I would assume, for transportation. Give me the rundown.
Touring economics hinge on balancing transport, lodging, and crew costs with ticket sales and merch. On a 15-day run with a comparable supporting act, you might not see a large per-night profit from tickets alone; the bulk of earnings come from merch, with promoters hoping for solid turnout and efficient gear-sharing. The artist often subsidizes some costs but aims to break even through merch and reasonable guarantees, with enough shows to justify the effort.
Sakis Tolis on Rotting Christ, Aealo Re-Recording, Godless IV & Early Days In Music | ITN EP305
Q: Do you find yourself relating to it as the writer, as the musician in a different way to what you did at that time?
Different way? No, not much. Of course, I have improved. I have tried other things since then.
Sakis Tolis on Rotting Christ, Aealo Re-Recording, Godless IV & Early Days In Music | ITN EP305
Q: How did this kind of next, how was the additional band added and how did it turn into the Godless IV?
Yes, this is a very big tour. We are very happy first of all that we are touring with these legends.

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The episodes focus heavily on black and death metal, featuring long, in-depth interviews with prominent musicians in the scene. Each conversation often includes personal anecdotes and insights about the artists' careers, the evolution of their music, and the challenges they face within the industry. Alongside these interviews, the content includes discussions on new album releases, critiques of the contemporary metal scene, and highlights of underground talent, making it a unique blend of informative commentary and cultural exploration. Notable elements of the show are its candid style and ability to attract high-profile guests, ensuring a rich listening experience that resonates with hardcore metal fans and those seeking to discover new mu... more

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Into The Necrosphere launched 7 years ago and published 211 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Into The Necrosphere include:

1. Christian Larson
2. The Magus
3. Sakis Tolis
4. Karl Hikara
5. Nathan Glover
6. Frost Grummer
7. Wyatt Turner
8. Roger Miret

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