
Welcome to The Metal Maniacs Podcast, the ultimate destination for extreme metal enthusiasts! 🤘🎸 Nick Modd and Jason Ingersoll, your dedicated hosts, are lifelong metalheads with a burning desire to share their love for this genre with fellow metal enthusiasts. With years of experience as musicians, fans, and scholars of the genre, we bring a unique perspective to the table. From in-depth biogra... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Nobody pronounces their name right, so they changed it to "IATT". We sat down with I Am The Trireme — the Philly blackened-prog band critics call "the artist's artist" — to break down five albums, one wild recording retreat, and their upcoming genre-... more
Episode 31: we react to metal bands YOU submitted — deathcore from the Philippines, post-metal from Sweden, black/death metal inspired by the Salem witch trials, and more. Full honest reactions, no scripts. I am joined by a co- host Luke Forton- sing... more
Jeff and I are back with round 2 of Swapped Bands — where we each bring 3 underground metal bands the other has NEVER heard and force a live reaction. This episode covers deathcore, technical death metal, melodic death metal, and progressive metal fr... more
Snakeout is a Michigan hard rock duo balancing two full bands, day jobs, and a growing catalog of catchy, punk-leaning anthems — and in this interview, Brett Dierolf and Jeremy McLary get real about how they make it work.
From their 2022 debut EP "U... more
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Lifelong metal maniacs!!
Right.
Your Morbid Angel episode is what, one idiot trying to read what he found on Wikipedia and their official bio? THAT is your deep dive? Even the most peasant death metal listener knows about the green slime version of Domination, and you boneheaded dorks — ALLEGED HUGE FANS — found about that in real-time during the episode.
Also, are you totally ESL? Why can’t you pronounce poignant? It’s a common word.
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This show centers on extreme metal, with hosts delivering interviews, album takes, and live-band stories. Episodes frequently feature in-depth discussions of bands, recording workflows, gear choices, festival logistics, and DIY approaches to production and promotion. A recurring thread is hands-on, candid conversations about writing, touring, and the realities of staying active in a tight-knit metal scene, often sprinkled with community shout-outs, Patreon and sponsor plugs, and behind-the-scenes workflow insights. A notable strength is balancing technical analysis with accessible storytelling, plus a willingness to explore underground and regional acts alongside well-known names; this makes it a solid fit for listeners who want a boots-on-... more
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