
As a musical genre, heavy metal (and all it's sub-genres) has only existed for 50 years, but in that time there have been a great many happenings that we have collectively forgotten. In this podcast Nik Cameron and Duncan Evans will be going through albums, concerts, etc in a vain glorious attempt to remember it all. We contextualize the subject and then we take it track by track. In the end, we'l... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 216 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Stop me if you've heard this before, but in 1998, metal was changing and many legacy acts were looking to change with the times.
My Dying Bride was NOT immune to this and they were ready to find a modern sound.
Join Nik and Duncan to see if it work... more
In the early 2010's, Jason Newsted, formerly of Metallica, annnounced that he was finally doing a solo project and we'd get to hear all of the great works in his head.
Join Nik and Duncan as they dig into the full length release by his band NEWSTED.... more
What do you do after you've left the biggest metal band there is, ever was, and likely ever will be?
Well, when it was Jason Newsted, he apparently decided to work with kids his own age.
He joined Voivod.
Nik and Duncan dig in to check out his las... more
We are listening to the last album by the Mark III Ilineup of Deep Purple.
After the successful Burn, the Purps return and take a new path.
Join Nik and Duncan as they explore it.
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Enjoyed the Headless Cross discussion immensely, though it should be pointed out the Riff Lord Iommi was not at the time of this albums’ recording, or any other in the Sabs career arc, a lyricist. Tony of the Martin variety wrote these cheesy lyrics. The cod Satanism was already past due date at the time of this album’s release, and Martin’s apparent misreading of the band’s legacy in writing them was actually a frustration to Iommi. It is even more baffling they didn’t bring Dio back when yo... more
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