
Relentless total war on metal journalism.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic CommentaryMusic History | |||

In this triumphant (if bite-sized) return for I Hate Video Games, your host examines Crimsonland, an obscure early 00s twin-stick shooter that just might be the best of its genre.
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On the second part of our goth extravaganza, your hosts review two seminal records by Danzig and Type O Negative. Danzig's eponymous debut presents a fascinating take on goth rock which maintains a strident hardcore discipline, while Type O Negative'... more
After a very long delay, Noah (aka TDMG) finishes the series on Total Abuse with a look at Parasite, the oft-forgotten closer to Peter Sotos' early period, which shows Sotos conducting media critique and cultural analysis from his own putrid perspect... more
It's been a while, terminators- you may have suspected us of succumbing to the mainstream. Well, on this episode, perhaps we have- but with good reason. In the first half of this two-part project, The Black Metal Guy presents his Greater Unified Danz... more
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2 years ago these guys were annoying. Now this is pretty enjoyable.
Boy howdy is this an excellent show. I quite enjoy the willingness to not give any consideration to political correctness, the musical musings are incredible, and I quite enjoy the new foray into Video Game critique. Were it possible I would award seventeen stars.
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Grateful for a podcast that isn’t afraid to talk about forbidden music
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Relentless deep-dives into extreme metal history, with detailed analyses of bands, albums, and the evolution of subgenres. Episodes often juxtapose artists, track production choices, and cultural influences, mixing rigorous musical critique with personal anecdotes and industry lore. The show tends to favor thorough, data-driven discussion, broad historical context, and a candid, provocative tone that appeals to listeners who crave deep knowledge about metal's past, present, and tangential scenes. A notable hook is the hosts' willingness to explore controversial or boundary-pushing topics while maintaining a sense of humor and camaraderie, making it useful for listeners seeking both technical insight and entertainment in metal discourse.
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