Mars Attacks Podcast

May 2025 Albums Review | Signals From Mars June 5th, 2025

Solo Stream: Metal Legends, Setlist Controversies & What My Kids Are Listening ToTonight marks my first solo show in quite a while, and I've got a packed lineup of topics that blend metal nostalgia, modern critiques, and some personal music reflections.

Anthony Scinto from the Hooligan Nation Podcast joins the show as we dive into the biggest topics in rock and metal this week.Topping the list: the official announcement from KISS — KISS Army Storms Vegas.Here's what's going down:To celebrate 50 years of the KISS Army, the band is throwing the wildest fan festival Vegas has ever seen.

February 2025 Albums Review | Signals From Mars March 7th, 2025

January 2025 Albums Review | Signals From Mars February 7th, 2025

Jason McMaster Joins Signals From Mars to Discuss His Career, Influences, and Future Projects On the latest episode of Signals From Mars, Jason McMaster dives deep into his journey as a musician and his various creative endeavors. Here's what you can expect: - Ignitor's latest release, Horns And Hammers, and the strong NWOBHM influence behind it. - Collaborating on the cover of the Saxon song "Machine Gun" with Marc Lopes and Ross The Boss. - Insights into his podcast, Talk Louder, and how it connects with his musical ventures. - Being the go-to frontman for bands like Ignitor, S.A. Slayer, Watchtower, Armored Saint, Accept, and more. - The future of Cassius King—what's next for this exciting project? Tune in to Signals From Mars for this exclusive interview where Jason McMaster shares his experiences, influences, and what's ahead in his storied career. Don't miss it!

On the newest episode of "Signals From Mars," host Victor M. Ruiz is joined by an incredible lineup of guests: Metal Dan, Brad Dahl, and Ed Ferguson.

Steve "Lips" Kudlow, the legendary lead singer and guitarist of Anvil, joins the latest episode of Signals From Mars!

In this latest episode of Signals From Mars, we dive into the top albums of 1987, as chosen by our dedicated voters. Including some of my Patrons, which appear on the show. They've each submitted their top ten albums, ranked from their most to least favorite. Points are awarded based on their rankings: the top album earns 10 points, the second gets 9, and so on, down to the tenth favorite, which receives 1 point. After tallying all the points, we reveal the ultimate album of 1987 according to the Signals From Mars community. Did your top pick make our list? Do you think it deserves a higher spot, or are you surprised to see it included at all? Join the conversation and share your thoughts on these iconic albums! Stay connected and join the conversation: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/signalsfrommars Website: https://signalsfrommars.com

November/December 2023 Albums Review | Signals From Mars December 14th, 2023

During this episode of Signals From Mars, Jeremy Weltman joins me for Patron's Pick.Jeremy and I are recapping new album releases that have come out in October of 2023. We discuss each week, and mention those releases that stand out to us.This show will help the "there is no good new music crowd", and will serve as a quick reminder to those putting their end-of-the-year lists together.Jeremy is one of my Patron's and started doing the Patron's Pick segment on the Signals From Mars Podcast. We have decided to put together this monthly show to discuss all of the great new music we love.To find out more about becoming a Patron, and be part of future Hour One episodes or Patron discussions, go here:

SIGNALS FROM MARS | 1986In the latest installment of Signals From Mars, I had the pleasure of engaging with my Patrons as we delved into a nostalgic journey through our favorite albums of 1986.Here's how our musical time travel unfolded: Patrons submitted their top 10 album picks from that year, with a unique point system to rank their choices. The top album earned 10 points, the second got 9, and so on, down to the tenth favorite, which received 1 point. After tallying up the scores, the album with the highest total was crowned the ultimate fan favorite.Curious to see if your go-to album from '86 made the cut? Wondering why it didn't climb higher or questioning its presence on the list at all?To have a say in future rankings and be part of these exciting episodes, you'll need to join the ranks of my Patrons. For details on how to become a Patron and get involved with upcoming features, visit: