Heavy Metal Tones

In this bonus blast of Heavy Metal Tones, I dive into the furious debut from Antagonizor — Heavy Metal Bootlicker. Gritty, raw, and snarling with intent, this first recording smashes together the heaviness of classic metal with the snotty, chaotic energy of street punk. Think the driving riffs of Motörhead colliding with the spit and venom of GBH and The Exploited.And as a special treat, you'll hear "Ammunition" — one of the record's fiercest cuts — right here in the episode.This is crossover with teeth. Don't miss it.As promised here is the Spotify link but its available anywhere.https://open.spotify.com/album/7Mh4VOW5wTCb11FrwMsSlH?si=LXZYJBewSUW35yHLf0uwOgBandcamp links https://antagonizor.bandcamp.com/Record Label to get goodies https://ironboundrecords.bandcamp.com/album/edgelords-from-hell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Heavy Metal Tones, it's another dip into the vault with The Metal Roos Tapes Volume 4 — and there's a sugary thread running through it. First up, I speak with Andy Scott of The Sweet, diving into the legacy of one of glam rock's most iconic bands. Then, in part two, I chat with Marcus and Therese Damburg from Teaser Sweet, a powerhouse band carrying forward that same melodic punch and energy in their own unique way. Two parts, one theme — sweet as hell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Heavy Metal Tones, I chat with Scott Alexander from Australian alt-rock outfit Terrestrials about their brand new album Iridescent. We dive into Scott's journey through the alt-rock scene, the band's evolution, and the inspiration behind their bold, emotive sound. Plus, we're cranking up two standout tracks from the record – Triggers and Perennial Trials. It's a deep dive into passion, process, and powerful emotions.Don't miss out on any of the bands info head to the link below to learn more and buy some fantastic merch from the lads.https://terrestrialsmusic.com/homeIf you feel like supporting the show for $2 bucks a month over on Patreon you can have add free episodes and help me keep the show running patreon.com/heavymetaltones Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Heavy Metal Tones, we dive into the high-flying world of power metal pioneers Helloween. From their gritty Hamburg roots to becoming genre-defining icons, we take a quick journey through their early years. Then it's time to raise the pumpkin banner as we dig deep into their groundbreaking 1987 album Keeper of the Seven Keys Part 1 — the record that helped shape power metal as we know it. Soaring vocals, lightning-fast riffs, and fantasy-laced storytelling — this is Helloween at their most majestic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Heavy Metal Tones, it's time to open the vault once more for The Metal-Roos Tapes: Volume 3 — a double dose of exclusive interview gold straight from the archives!In Part One, I sit down with the legendary Tarja Turunen, diving deep into the making of her new solo album Circus Life. From symphonic highs to personal reflections, Tarja pulls back the curtain on one of her most dynamic releases to date.Then in Part Two, it's a powerful conversation with Celeste Dudeson of rising heavyweights Ghostseeker. We unpack the themes and sonic direction of their latest record Divergence, a boundary-pushing slab of modern metal that's turning heads across the scene.Plug in for another blast of raw insight and heavy metal heart — only on Heavy Metal Tones.Metal-Roos.com.au for all your metal needs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hi my friends this week sees me crashing out with a mighty cold/flu and so I have been in my bed not able to do my usual research and recording as my voice is still not great... As it is the farewell to Ozzy weekend just gone I thought I would up load Ep 46 which has been my most listen to episode so far in the history of the show. So please jump back in time with me to May 25th 2022 when this episode first aired.Will be back next week and that's a promise. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Heavy Metal Tones, we plunge into the dark, dynamic soundscape of King Witch and their brand new album III. With thunderous riffs, commanding vocals, and an atmosphere soaked in classic doom and modern heaviness, we break down the record track by track—exploring its themes, sonic power, and where it stands in the band's evolving legacy.But that's not all—at halftime, we kick things into overdrive with a raw, adrenaline-fueled blast from Antagonizor. Their track Midnight Racer is a high-speed assault of punk-infused heavy metal that burns rubber and scorches the senses. It's wild, it's gritty, and it demands your attention from their latest release Edgelords From HellTwo bands. Two styles. One relentless episode. Turn it up and ride it out with Heavy Metal Tones.As promised here are the two episodes one a review for Edgelords From Hell and other a cracking interview.https://open.spotify.com/episode/6u8w9SIBz1f7jl6feBAP3J?si=11d207dd48b64d73https://open.spotify.com/episode/5bNQIaC7aN64M0fvVRxs8f?si=81a70b1e298944f3Here is the interview with King Witch that I did for metal-roos.com.auhttps://youtu.be/zDnXKrmTSpk?si=XZ43_uDjPj_sMn1nEnjoy and please do come and chat on my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/HeavyMetalTonesPatreon.com/heavymetaltones for all add free streams and to help support the show.Ask ChatGPT Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Heavy Metal Tones, we step outside the traditional metal vaults and dive deep into the raw, genre-bending world of Public Image Ltd. and their groundbreaking 1986 release, ALBUM. Join me as I explore the history behind this bold record, its razor-sharp lyrics, and the heavyweight session musicians who helped craft its unique sound. It's a journey through post-punk, experimental edges, and the unmistakable voice of John Lydon—unpacking how this record shattered expectations and still resonates today. Tune in and turn it up! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this second instalment of a two-part deep dive, Heavy Metal Tones explores the dark, daring legacy of Celtic Frost—one of the most innovative and enigmatic forces in extreme metal. From their raw beginnings in Hellhammer to the genre-defying leaps of Morbid Tales and To Mega Therion, we trace the roots of their sound, their artistic vision, and the seismic influence they had on black, death, and avant-garde metal scenes. Join us as we uncover the mythos, the madness, and the music that reshaped heavy metal's darkest edges. This Week what happens when you let loose of the controls and when you mix the wrong producer with the wrong music.... How do they get up and what is the end like for this brilliant and visionary band.patreon.com/heavymetaltones Part two will be there same time next weeks episode airs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Heavy Metal Tones, I dive deep into the vault to unearth two killer interviews from the Metal Roos archives. First up, I catch up with Steve Blanco of the avant-garde powerhouse Imperial Triumphant about their new album Goldstar, and dig into the chaos, the creativity, and the madness behind their sound. Then, I sit down with JT and Jess from Erra as they talk all things heavy and give us the lowdown on their much-anticipated upcoming Australian tour.Raw, real, and straight from the archives — this is Metal Roos Tapes: Volume 2. Don't miss it.www.metal-roos.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this first installment of a two-part deep dive, Heavy Metal Tones explores the dark, daring legacy of Celtic Frost—one of the most innovative and enigmatic forces in extreme metal. From their raw beginnings in Hellhammer to the genre-defying leaps of Morbid Tales and To Mega Therion, we trace the roots of their sound, their artistic vision, and the seismic influence they had on black, death, and avant-garde metal scenes. Join us as we uncover the mythos, the madness, and the music that reshaped heavy metal's darkest edges.patreon.com/heavymetaltones Part two will be there same time next weeks episode airs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Winter is coming and so we're dragging you down into the murky depths of doom with a look at Ancient Dreams, the third slab of heaviness from Candlemass. It's 1988, the riffs are thick, the atmosphere is bleak, and Messiah Marcolin's voice still sounds like it's echoing from a cathedral built in hell. I tear into the album track by track—warts, wonders, and all—and ask the big question: does it crush like Nightfall, or does it stumble under its own weight? Tune in and find out. Doom awaits.As mentioned Ep 56 - Doom, Doom we are all Doomed!!!!!! is a starting point to the nuts n bolts of Doom Metal..... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Heavy Metal Tones, I had an awesome chat with Lamoyne Alexander — a seriously talented artist who's made the bold move from the world of rap into full-on rock. We talk about what sparked that transition, how he's blending the two genres in his own way, and the stories behind his brand new single and upcoming album. Lamoyne's energy is contagious, and his passion for music is real. If you're into genre-bending sounds and artists who take risks, you're gonna love this one. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here we go dear listeners the first of many to come The Metal Roos Mix tapes. hopefully once a month I will be uploading a mix episode of two to three interviews per episode. These are from the vaults of interviews I have done for the Australian Webzine Metal- Roos.Here is the link for Metal Roos please head there and all your metal needs will be covered.https://metal-roos.com.au/Here is the You Tube Chanel https://www.youtube.com/@MetalRoos Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back, headbangers! This week on Heavy Metal Tones, we're diving into the crushing debut from one of thrash metal's most underrated pioneers - Metal Church's self-titled 1984 album.Emerging from the fertile metal scene of Aberdeen, Washington, Metal Church burst onto the scene with a raw intensity that bridged the gap between traditional heavy metal and the emerging thrash movement. The powerful vocals of David Wayne, whose distinctive high-pitched screams became a hallmark of their sound.The album's nine tracks showcase a band already confident in their musical vision - from the epic opener "Beyond the Black" to the menacing "Merciless Onslaught." Lyrically, Metal Church tackled themes of apocalyptic destruction, societal collapse, and religious hypocrisy - perfectly complementing their aggressive instrumental attack.What sets this debut apart is its technical precision coupled with an unrelenting heaviness. Dual guitarists Craig Wells and Kurdt Vanderhoof delivered intricate riffs and blistering solos while the rhythm section of bassist Duke Erickson and drummer Kirk Arrington maintained a thunderous foundation throughout.Often overshadowed by their more commercially successful peers, Metal Church's debut remains a testament to the raw power and innovation of early American metal. Join us as we celebrate this thrash classic, track by track, and explore how it influenced generations of metal acts to follow.www.patron.com/heavymetaltones Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we dive into the thunderous clash of tradition and distortion—Folk Metal. From its roots in the early '90s to the rise of genre-defining bands like Skyclad, Finntroll, and Eluveitie, we trace the evolution of this unique fusion of ancient melodies and heavy riffs. Discover how folklore, mythology, and regional instruments brought new life to the metal scene and meet the pioneers who gave folk metal its voice. Support the show and keep the lights on herePatreon.com/heavymetaltonesCome chat and let me know what you think of Folk Metal on my page and in my messages https://www.facebook.com/HeavyMetalTones Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Heavy Metal Tones, we go full throttle with two absolute legends of the metal world — Ross the Boss and Stu Marshall! We dive into the details of their upcoming Australian tour, what fans can expect, and how these two shredders came together to form the powerhouse band Death Dealer. Ross shares epic stories from his iconic days with Manowar and The Dictators, while Stu gives us the inside scoop on crafting riffs that melt faces. Crank it up, this one's packed with pure metal energy and tales from the road you won't want to miss!

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we plunge headfirst into the dystopian soundscapes and haunting lyricism of Ghostseeker's debut album, Divergence. From apocalyptic prophecy to fractured realities, we unravel the threads of isolation, control, and resistance woven through each track. Join me as I dissect the brutal poetry and bleak beauty behind the words—because in a world gone dark, the lyrics still scream.

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, I dive deep into the legendary UK Subs and their iconic frontman, Charlie Harper. Join us as we break down the Subs' second album, Brand New Age, track by track. From the raw punk energy to the insightful lyrics, we explore the sound that solidified their place in punk history. Whether you're a die-hard fan or new to the Subs, this episode offers a fresh perspective on an album that continues to resonate. Tune in and get ready for a sonic journey into the heart of UK punk! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week i finally get to sit down with Sarah Antagonizor and Tzu Wei and this time i pressed record all the energy and passion blisters out of the speakers during this chat.This is most defiantly one of most enjoyable interview i have done for the show. This does contain some strong language so if you are easily offended maybe skip this one. If not than hold for a wild ride with one of the most exciting bands in the US underground scene and one that are most defiantly going places.and it come and join me on patreon where i will put up the video to this amazing chat un edited raw and loud just like the band, for only $Aus a month.patreon.com/heavymetaltonesCome and chat with me on my facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/HeavyMetalTones Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we dive into the thunderous final chapter of Thin Lizzy's storied career: Thunder and Lightning. As the band's swan song, this album pulses with an intensity that mirrors its title. We'll explore the album's powerful, prophetic lyrics—capturing a sense of urgency and finality that resonates deeply in the metal world. From the raw energy of "The Sun Goes Down" to the biting reflection in "Thunder and Lightning," we dissect how these songs not only marked the end of an era but also left a lasting impact on rock and metal. Tune in for an in-depth look at the legacy and potent themes behind Thin Lizzy's last, epic stand!Also where the ads would normally at 14.45 i have a treat for you in the form of a single from the great underground metal band from Texas USA ScrollKeeperHere is their website please go explore http://www.scrollkeeper.net/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, I dive deep into the thunderous, soul-crushing sound of Buried Faith's debut album Blackened Skies Open Graves. From blistering riffs to guttural growls, this record takes listeners on an intense ride through dark and heavy territory. Join us as we dissect the album's standout tracks, explore its themes, and give our verdict on whether Buried Faith has raised the bar for the genre. If you're a fan of metal's most brutal sounds, this is a review you won't want to miss!Get all your Thrash needs fulfilled at the their bands band camp site belowhttps://buriedfaithmetal.bandcamp.com/album/blackened-skies-open-graveshttps://open.spotify.com/artist/5t9cQV4fZkUsOgpXoH2Sg4?si=zm3gutCYSjuHtk0-31vfsg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This little bonus episode is a review for the amazing Antagonizor's first full length recording as you will hear I forgot to press record on the interview we have just done. This I hope will whet your appetite for the full and exhilarating interview we have planned of the end of March 2025.Here are the links I promised in the showVideo for first single Obsessed by evilhttps://youtu.be/EfL5hcO5Uss?si=p8ECgFd-mP9I_mNRAlbum in full (you can find it on all streaming services)https://open.spotify.com/album/3xtEBz9RxxuZHqKL5Fjd9b?si=Vlt5DBW_SS-IvoBTQLDtqABandcamp GO BUY MERCH!!! https://antagonizor.bandcamp.com/ Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, I sit down with the legendary Tony Dolan, bassist and vocalist of Venom Inc, for an in-depth discussion about his journey through the heavy metal world. Tony takes us through his early days with Atomkraft, sharing stories of the band's rise and their lasting impact on the scene. We also dive into his time with Venom, exploring the band's evolution and his pivotal role in shaping their sound. Packed with insight, raw energy, and the unfiltered truth behind one of metal's most influential figures, this interview is a must-listen for fans of the genre. Tune in for a deep dive into the life of Tony Dolan and his contributions to the thunderous legacy of heavy metal!Hope you enjoy this if so please swipe down on Spotify and leave a comment or a rating or both. And all other streaming platforms where possible please let me know what you think and then the world can hear more from me and and the show..Cheers HMT Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we dive into the dark and beautiful music and lyrics of the Italian Horror occult metal band Deathless Legacy's new album. This is one of the best albums i have had the pleasure to review. A concept album around the corruption of a priest by one of satan's lesser demons. With one of the most amazing voices in metal at the moment. Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Heavy Metal Tones, we sit down with the powerhouse duo Adam Neal and Stacey Savage from Savage Mater! We dive deep into their creative process, the journey behind their hard-hitting sound, and the making of their highly anticipated new album. From powerful riffs to raw vocals, Adam and Stacey share their insights on what it takes to push the boundaries of metal and how they've evolved as artists. Tune in for an electrifying conversation about their music, inspiration, and what's next for Savage Mater!Please note that due to internet connections they maybe audio quality issues now and again, this I has not taken away anything from this great chat. Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, I sit down with Richard from the Australian metal band Taliesin to dive deep into their upcoming EP, Chains. We talk about the evolution of their sound, the inspiration behind their latest tracks, and what fans can expect from the band's heavy yet melodic approach. Richard shares insights into the writing process, the band's journey, and a glimpse into the exciting future of Taliesin. Whether you're a die-hard metalhead or just discovering the band, this episode is packed with raw, unfiltered conversation. Tune in for the full breakdown!If you want to watch the video then head to patreon/heavymetaltones.com and join the roadies at 2 bucks a month for all the videos and add free content.Or pop by my face book page and have a chat Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we dive deep into the roots of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) with a spotlight on one of its most underrated gems—Witchfynde. Join us as we explore their groundbreaking 1980 album Give 'Em Hell, which helped define the era's raw, energetic sound. We'll dissect the band's unique blend of heavy riffs, haunting melodies, and dark imagery, and take a closer look at how Witchfynde's influence still resonates in metal today. Tune in for stories from the band's journey, the making of their classic album, and why they remain a pivotal part of NWOBHM history.patreon.com/heavymetaltones Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we dive deep into the atmospheric and melodic world of Amorphis' 2007 masterpiece, Silent Waters. Join us as we explore how the Finnish band's fusion of death metal, progressive rock, and folk elements creates an epic sonic journey. From the hauntingly beautiful melodies to the powerful storytelling, Silent Watersstands as a pivotal album in Amorphis' career. We'll discuss its thematic depth, the evolution of the band's sound, and why it remains a standout in the world of melodic metal. Tune in for a rich exploration of one of the genre's most atmospheric records!Patreon.com/heavymetaltones Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we dive deep into the occult rock origins of Coven's legendary debut album, Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Souls. Released in 1969, this album is a dark, atmospheric masterpiece that blends heavy metal with witchy rituals, setting the stage for countless bands to follow. We explore its unique blend of eerie storytelling, proto-metal riffs, and mystical vibes, as well as the controversies surrounding its time. Join us as we unravel the album's impact, dissect its tracks, and discuss how Coven helped pave the way for the occult rock movement in heavy metal history.Patreon/heavymetaltones.comhttps://www.facebook.com/HeavyMetalTones Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's episode is one of my all time favourites, Jeff's stories and insights after a long time in the industry are both the funniest things I have heard in years and the most profound. Yes it contains some course language and some stories that may offend and if this the case please do pass on this one and I will catch you next week. BUT I highly recommend you stick with it.If you want to watch the video as I had to edit out a few moments at the beginning and watch this old man almost pass out laughing than go to my Patreon page and for 2 of your Earth dollars (Aus that is) you can watch it there and get add free streams.patreon/heavymetaltones.com Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we're diving deep into the dark and intense world of metal with JDK, the mastermind behind the groundbreaking project Ultimate Satan. Join us as we explore his journey through the genre, his creative process, and what it takes to craft music that pushes boundaries and embraces the raw power of metal. Whether you're a die-hard metalhead or just curious about the force that drives extreme music, this conversation is packed with insight, passion, and a few devilish secrets. Tune in and crank it up—Ultimate Satan is about to rise.Here is the previous interview I had with JDK for https://metal-roos.com.au/https://youtu.be/6rop-pPTh5Q?si=H-CR_CraUeZZsavbIf you want more and no ads join me on Patreon for $2 a monthPatreon/heavymetaltones Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we dive into the dark, haunting world of Mercyful Fate's groundbreaking debut album, Melissa. Join us as we dissect the eerie blend of heavy metal, occult imagery, and mind-bending musicianship that defined the Danish legends' arrival on the scene. We'll also explore the enigmatic persona of King Diamond, the band's iconic frontman, whose operatic vocals and theatrical presence made him a metal legend. From the chilling riffs of "Evil" to the unforgettable atmosphere of Melissa, we uncover how Mercyful Fate set the stage for an entire subgenre of metal, and how King Diamond's influence continues to echo through the annals of heavy music. Tune in for a deep dive into the album, the band, and the man behind the madness!Come join the legions of roadies at Patreon get Ad free and exclusives for $2 a month.patreon/heavymetaltones.com Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Rotpit's “Long Live the Rot" is an unrelenting force in the extreme metal scene. The album showcases the band's mastery of raw, brutal soundscapes that merge elements of death metal, grindcore, and black metal. From the moment the first track hits, Long Live the Rot drags listeners through a grimy, suffocating underworld, packed with ferocious blast beats, guttural growls, and corrosive riffs. Their aggressive, no-holds-barred approach fits perfectly within the boundaries of extreme metal, while pushing those boundaries with an uncompromising intensity. The album is not just a sonic assault; it's an artistic statement that explores themes of decay, nihilism, and existential destruction, all while maintaining a sharp focus on dissonance and technicality. For fans of visceral, high-energy metal that leaves no room for compromise, Long Live the Rot is an essential listen and solidifies Rotpit's place in the pantheon of extreme metal's most exciting new voices.The Episodes you should check out are as mentioned are Episode 123, 150 - Interview with Ralf Hauber and 160. all are worth a listen to if you find yourself liking the Rotpit album.patreon.com/heavymetaltones Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we dive into the epic world of Stu Marshall and his groundbreaking project, Empires of Eden. We explore the raw energy and intricate storytelling behind their newest album, Guardians of Time. From powerful riffs to soaring vocals, Stu's masterful guitar work and vision come together to create a timeless record that blends classic heavy metal with a fresh, modern edge. Join us as we break down the making of Guardians of Time, discuss the influences and themes that shape the album, and reflect on the legacy of one of metal's most underrated talents. Get ready for a deep dive into the heart of heavy metal with Empires of Eden and the master himself, Stu Marshall.Tune in for a ride through killer riffs, soaring solos, and stories of mythic proportions!As promised here is the link for the interview with Stu https://youtu.be/u1ShNkJoad4?si=qfPa4sqC8Pe2SJahKeep the lights on guys with patreon.com/heavymetaltones $2 a month helps a lot and gives you ad free streams and behind the scenes videos and unedited stuff !!!! Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Week on Heavy Metal Tones: Melbourne's progressive metal giants, Alarum, are back with their electrifying new album, Recontinue! Join us as we dive into the band's intricate soundscapes, technical prowess, and the evolution of their music over the years. We'll explore track for track Recontinue, How it blends the complexity of progressive metal with sharp, melodic intensity. Whether you're a die-hard fan or new to Alarum's world, this episode is packed with insights and details you won't want to miss!.Tune in now for an in-depth look at Alarum's Recontinue you won't regret it. pattern.com?heavymetaltones Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we dive deep into the legendary Greek black metal band Rotting Christ, exploring both their musical evolution and the controversies that have surrounded them. Known for their provocative name and fearless approach to dark themes, Rotting Christ has often sparked outrage, particularly from religious groups. But is their intent truly as nefarious as critics claim? We examine the band's 2019 album, The Heretics, a work that pushes boundaries both musically and lyrically, touching on issues of faith, philosophy, and societal norms. Join us as we unpack the tensions between art and provocation, and explore why Rotting Christ continues to be a lightning rod for discussion in the metal world.patreon.com/heavymetaltones Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we dive into the towering legacy of Cathedral with a deep look at their 2011 album, The Guessing Game. As one of the last major works before the band's 2013 split, this album is a complex, eclectic mix of doom, psychedelia, and classic heavy metal. Join us as we dissect the album's diverse influences, its shift in sound, and how it reflects Cathedral's evolution over their storied career. From the trippy atmospheres to the crushing riffs, we'll explore how The Guessing Game might just be one of the band's most underrated gems. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the band, this episode will give you fresh insights into Cathedral's final sonic chapter.pattern.com/heavymetaltones Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Heavy Metal Tones, we dive deep into the legendary sounds of Lord Weird Slough Feg with the amazing Frontman Mike Scalzi and legendary Bass player Adrian Maestas Join us as we discuss the band's unique blend of classic heavy metal, prog, and fantasy storytelling that has captivated fans for decades. We'll explore their creative process, their musical evolution, and the exciting Traveller sequel currently in the works! Tune in for an inside look at the making of their new album, what's next for the band, and some insightful tales from the road with two of the most respected figures in the underground metal scene. Don't miss this conversation full of riffs, history, and heavy metal passion!patreon.com/heavymetaltones Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Halloween, we're diving into the macabre genius of Lucio Fulci, the master of Italian horror! Join us as we explore the eerie landscapes of his films, from "Zombie" to "The Beyond," and uncover the nightmarish visuals that have left an indelible mark on horror cinema. But that's not all—discover how Fulci's haunting legacy inspired the heavy metal band Fulci, whose music captures the same raw intensity and visceral horror that his films are known for.https://www.facebook.com/HeavyMetalTones/patreon.com/heavymetaltones As mentioned this is Mikes YouTube show I never misshttps://www.youtube.com/@TheHorrorGeek Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us this week as we pay homage to the legendary Paul DiAnno! While he's famously known as the iconic voice behind Iron Maiden's early sound, we're diving deep into his diverse musical journey beyond the band. From his raw, powerful performances to his impactful solo projects, we'll explore the tracks that showcase his unique style and influence. Tune in for insights, rare gems, and a celebration of the man who helped shape the heavy metal landscape. Don't miss this tribute to a true metal pioneer!

Heavy Metal Tones: Bathory and Their Groundbreaking DebutDive into the raw energy of heavy metal as we explore Bathory's iconic self-titled debut album! In this episode, we dissect the groundbreaking sound that laid the foundation for both black metal and Viking metal. Join us as we analyze the album's haunting melodies, powerful riffs, and the revolutionary vision of Quorthon. From the relentless drumbeats to the chilling vocals, we'll uncover the secrets behind Bathory's legacy and its lasting impact on the genre. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a curious newcomer, this episode is sure to ignite your passion for one of metal's most influential bands. Tune in and get ready to unleash the darkness of Bathory!Patreon/Heavymetaltonespodcast Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy 35th Birthday to the extreme metal album that took Venom into different and interesting directions !!!!From the Ashes of Punk that had warmed the cold and Bleak Newcastle Upon Tyne landscape, comes a monster that was forged in the shadows of the rusty gates of the cemetery that was industry. Unemployment on the cards for most the only way out was Rock and Roll. And from the those ashes rose the Phoenix that is VENOM. And after many years of touring a some of the most seminal albums of the burgeoning NWOBHM movement, it was time for one of the happy band of metal maniacs to move on. In big shoes comes Tony " Demolition man" Dolan with even bigger shoes crushes all before him and with a great producer and the fire rekindled they made one of the most important and musically superior albums of the late 80's in Prime Evil.find them at venom-inc.co.uk and come and chat with me at heavymetaltones@gmail.com let me know your thoughts on this and many other albums. Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready to continue the deep dive into the groundbreaking world of rock opera as we explore The Who's revolutionary album, Tommy! In this episode part 3 , we start to go on the amazing journey with Tommy from his darkened tragic start to meeting with the Acid queen...and all that happens in-between.Join us as we celebrate the genius of Pete Townshend, the powerhouse vocals of Roger Daltrey, and the explosive energy that made Tommy a defining work of art. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to The Who, this is your backstage pass to understand how a simple story transformed into a monumental musical journey.Don't miss out—tune in for the electrifying start of our deep dive into Tommy!

Get ready to dive deep into the groundbreaking world of rock opera as we explore The Who's revolutionary album, Tommy! In this episode part 2 , we start to go on the amazing journey with Tommy from his darkened tragic start to meeting with the Acid queen...and all that happens in-between. Join us as we celebrate the genius of Pete Townshend, the powerhouse vocals of Roger Daltrey, and the explosive energy that made Tommy a defining work of art. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to The Who, this is your backstage pass to understand how a simple story transformed into a monumental musical journey.Don't miss out—tune in for the electrifying start of our deep dive into Tommy!

Get ready to dive deep into the groundbreaking world of rock opera as we explore The Who's revolutionary album, Tommy! In this episode, we'll unpack the origins of this iconic masterpiece, dissect its themes, and highlight the unforgettable moments that changed the music landscape forever.Join us as we celebrate the genius of Pete Townshend, the powerhouse vocals of Roger Daltrey, and the explosive energy that made Tommy a defining work of art. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to The Who, this is your backstage pass to understand how a simple story transformed into a monumental musical journey.Don't miss out—tune in for the electrifying start of our deep dive into Tommy!

Dive deep into the shadows of humanity as we explore the intricate dance between darkness and entertainment. Join us as we dissect the ethical dilemmas of using our darkest instincts for creative expression. This episode spotlights the provocative band Skynd, whose haunting melodies and lyrical storytelling challenge us to confront our deepest fears while sparking crucial conversations. Is it right to turn tragedy into art? Can we find beauty in the macabre? Tune in for a thought-provoking journey that straddles the line between good and evil, and discover how heavy metal can illuminate the darkest corners of the human experience.This is a link to a you Tube for the Elisa Lam video it will give you the creeps just take look at her movements and her hands.https://youtu.be/3TjVBpyTeZM?si=i-x2wyeAVsPS_qjnpatreon.com/Heavymetaltonespodcast come and help me keep the lights on! Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the Heavy Metal Tones Podcast, where we dive deep into the riffs, rhythms, and raw energy that make metal the genre we all know and love. Today, we're strapping in for a high-voltage journey through one of the most electrifying albums in metal history: Metallica's Ride the Lightning. Released in 1984, this album didn't just ride the lightning; it became the very definition of it. Buckle up as we dissect this classic and explore why it remains a towering inferno in the world of heavy metal.https://www.facebook.com/HeavyMetalTonesIf you feel like you want to help the show and enjoy the content here is the link to our Patreon page.patreon.com/Heavymetaltonespodcast Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready to crank up the volume and dive into the thunderous world of metal with our latest episode of Heavy Metal Tones! This week, we're unleashing our thoughts on the new album by the new vanguard of Doom metal Castle,Evil Remains. We break down every track of this electrifying release, exploring its dark, powerful riffs and beautiful and spectral vocals that have made Castle a must for all Doom lovers. Join us as we dissect the album's themes, influences, and standout moments, and hear our take on how Evil Remains measures up to their discography. Whether you're a die-hard fan or new to Castle's realm, this episode is your ultimate guide to their latest masterpiece. Tune in and let's head bang together! https://hammerheart.bandcamp.com/album/evil-remainsHere are the bands I mentioned on the show you can get all the merch and downloads you need there !!https://christianmistress.bandcamp.com/https://witchcryer.bandcamp.com/album/cry-witchhttps://smoulder.bandcamp.com/album/violent-creed-of-vengeancehttps://devilelectric.bandcamp.com/album/godless-2https://theoath.bandcamp.com/track/all-must-diehttps://tanithnyc.bandcamp.com/If you would like to keep the lights the apes turning and the records spinning below is the link for Patreon.patreon.com/Heavymetaltonespodcast Keep the lights on the tapes turning and the decks spinning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.