Metal, Corr Blimey!!

Episode 29 of 'Metal, Corr Blimey!!' podcast features the news on HIM's farewell tour, other tour news featuring Ocean Grove & Devil Sold His Soul, talk on new tracks from Counting Days & Motionless In White, and album reviews are Emmure's 'Look At Yourself' and Suicide Silence's self titled. Merchandise is available at www.teespring.com/stores/metalcorrblimey and social networks are FB/metalcorrblimey or @metalcorrblimey for Twitter.

Album reviews this week come from Illinois noisemakers Ghost Key and German thrashers Kreator. There is also talk on the latest track from Emmure, a live review of Avenged Sevenfold in Dusseldorf and news includes Marshall Records, Touche Amore and CKY. Brand new merch is now available at teespring.com/stores/metalcorrblimey

MCB's episode 27 talks about metal at The Grammys, metal on The Voice, Macmillan Fest in the UK & The Dillinger Escape Plan's unfortunate bus crash. The new track from SikTh is discussed as well and 'The Black EP' from William Control and Dune Rats' new album, 'The Kids Will Know It's Bullsh*t'.

Episode 26 features news on Metallica & Lady Gaga pairing up at the Grammies, Eddie from Suicide Silence calling out Thy Art Is Murder, and the chaos surrounding Ne Obliviscaris. New tracks discussed are from Italian prog metallers, Lies of Nazca, and the aforementioned Suicide Silence, and the album reviewed this week is 'The Rhapsody Tapes' by Melbourne's lovable weirdos, Ocean Grove. *Tshirts are still available at www.teespring.com/mcbpodcast for a limited time. *The closing track is 'Godless' by The Predecessors.

Episode 25 goes in on a brand new record label signing in Australia and the latest Download Festival line up announcement, as well as reviews of new tracks from Motionless In White, First Blood, Ghost Key and We Butter The Bread With Butter. The album review this week is actually an extended play review and that comes in the form of 'Sound The Alarm' by those Floridian ska punk legends. Less Than Jake.*** Dont forget, a sweet MCB logo tee is available for a LIMITED TIME from teespring.com/mcbpodcast and they are shipping worldwide! Grab one before it's too late! ***

Matt Bradley is back with Metal, Corr Blimey!! podcast and this week goes over why there was a break and, more importantly, the news about CJ returning to Thy Art Is Murder, Metallica scaling back, Devil Sold His Soul's 'A Fragile Hope' anniversary shows. New tracks discussed this week are 'No Absolution' by TAIM, Northlane's 'Intuition' and 'Make War' by From First To Last. The album review this week is 'Forever' by Code Orange... and there's even MCB merch available at http://www.teespring.com/mcbpodcast

Featuring reviews of The Dillinger Escape Plan, Void of Vision, Oathbreaker, Avenged Sevenfold's new track, as well as a round up of news and the highlights of Metal United: Down Under's Sydney show. - Facebook.com/MetalCorrBlimey- Twitter/Instagram: @MetalCorrBlimey- Email: mcbpodcast[at]hotmail[dot]com

Releases reviewed this week include A Day To Remember, Heaven Shall Burn and Nucleust. Live reviews include Bring Me The Horizon w/ Architects, and The Amity Affliction w/ Trophy Eyes and Driven Fear. Closing track courtesy of Taken By The Tide. Follow 'Metal, Corr Blimey!!' on social media: Facebook.com/MetalCorrBlimey or Twitter.com/MetalCorrBlimey and Taken By The Tide can found at Facebook.com/TakenByTheTide or TBTT.Bandcamp.com

Albums reviewed this week are The Amity Affliction's 'This Could Be Heartbreak' and the split between Thy Art Is Murder, The Acacia Strain & Fit for an Autopsy entitled 'The Depression Sessions'. There's quick talk about the new Green Day track and news/tour announcements include Northlane, Guns & Roses and more. Lastly, in celebration of it turning 15 years old this month, Matt goes into why Slipknot's 'Iowa' is an all-time classic... and there's a musical treat at the end.

MCB's 20th episode features reviews of the new albums from Hellions and Despised Icon, new songs from Pridelands and The Dillinger Escape Plan (sad news about them too), and Matt's rundown of who he'd watch at Bloodstock Festival 2016.Listening on iTunes? Subscribe!! Cheers.[] Facebook.com/MetalCorrBlimey[] Twitter/Insta: @MetalCorrBlimey

Episode 19 features reviews of the new songs from The Amity Affliction and Parkway Drive, the new albums from Save The Clock Tower and Cane Hill, and a live review of Jack The Stripper in Sydney.[] Facebook.com/MetalCorrBlimey[] Twitter: @MetalCorrBlimey[] Instagram: @MetalCorrBlimey

This episode features reviews of the new albums from Blink-182 and Asphalt Graves, talk on Sleeping With Sirens getting caught with their pants down and the recently-announced tours featuring A Day To Remember, Of Mice & Men, Escape The Fate and Dream On Dreamer.Facebook.com/MetalCorrBlimeyTwitter & Instagram: @MetalCorrBlimey

Episode 17 contains reviews of Parkway Drive in Sutherland (w/ Make Them Suffer and Polaris on the All Aussie Adventures Tour), new stuff from Of Mice & Men and Whitechapel, as well as more talk on the Unify 2017 lineup, and the funniest viral metal overdub since the rise of Heart of a Coward's hilarious Suffergram. 

Episode 16 features an interview with Perth tech metallers Make Way For Man, as well as reviews of Save The Clock Tower, Gojira and The Equinox Tour (Northlane, In Hearts Wake, Hands Like Houses and Ocean Grove) and the news features UNIFY Festival's line-up, Crowbar, Silverstein Guns 'N' Roses and... Skrillex?Facebook.com/MetalCorrBlimeyTwitter/Instagram: @MetalCorrBlimeyFacebook.com/MakeWayForMan

Lexxi Foxx from Steel Panther is a guest this week, chatting to Matt Bradley about rock icons, hot girls, offending people, their latest album and upcoming Australian tour. News comes in the form of tours, awards and shootings, and reviews include Asphalt Graves, blink 182 and Zephyr.

This week's episode features a huge interview with Sam Rilatt from Sydney death metallers Daemon Pyre, as well as talk on Oli Sykes' doppelganger, the crap events at Rock Am Ring, the best bands at Download Festival and reviews of new stuff from Machine Head, Save The Clock Tower, Drown This City, Thornhill and Dregg.Facebook.com/MetalCorrBlimey // Twitter: @MetalCorrBlimey // Instagram: @MetalCorrBlimeyFacebook.com/DaemonPyre // Twitter: @DaemonPyre // DaemonPyre.bigcartel.com

The new edition of the revamped 'Metal, Corr Blimey!!' features reviews of the new albums from Hatebreed and Architects, live reviews of Being As An Ocean / Saviour / Void of Vision / Final Frontier and Polaris / I, Valiance / Justice For The Damned / Life's Ill, and an interview with Jack (vocals) and James (guitar) from Melbourne's Void of Vision. Listen, enjoy, tell your mates.Facebook.com/metalcorrblimeyTwitter: @metalcorrblimeyInstagram: @metalcorrblimeyFacebook.com/voidofvisionTwitter: @voidofvisionInstagram: @voidofvisionband

Featuring news on Fear Factory, The Used, Korn, Axl Rose/ACDC, Ozzy  Osbourne and Slipknot, plus reviews of Vektor's 'Terminal Redux' album and singles from letlive., Blink 182 and The Predecessors. Support independent media, support heavy music. 

Episode 11 of Metal, Corr Blimey features news on Being As An Ocean, Void of Vision, Saviour, Enter Shikari, The Used, Hacktivist and Gojira, as well as track reviews of Blink 182, Gojira and Hellyeah. Plus, why everyone who hated Parkway Drive's 'Ire' is wrong. Share this and help an English guy in Sydney talk to more people about heavy music.

Episode 10 of Metal, Corr Blimey features news about Limp Bizkit's fictitious show, Bring Me The Horizon's upcoming Aussie tour, Abhorrent Decimation's apparent album split with Bernie Clifton(!) and UNFD's signing of Ocean Grove. Reviews of new stuff will be from Hatebreed, Cane Hill, Beartooth and the aforementioned Ocean Grove, and there'll be talk about - in the wake of CJ leaving Thy Art Is Murder, The Defiled splitting up and countless other financially motivated losses to our scene - how TRC have created a new business model that heavy bands may want to think about following. Listen, like, comment, subscribe, share. Be social.

This episode features reviews of new tracks from Dead Harts, Killswitch Engage, We Came As Romans, new albums/EPS from Landscapes, Humanity's Last Breath and the split from Northlane & In Hearts Wake, as well as live reviews of Asking Alexandria and the best of Bondi Blitz 2016. There's also talk on the new 'Gone Is Gone' supergroup, records going gold & platinum, Axl/DC, Unify 2017 and more. Live long and prosper; listen lots and share.

Episode 8 features talk on venues closing, festivals getting cancelled, new tours announced from Parkway Driive & Bullet For My Valentine, updates on albums from Metallica and Tool and loads of other news, reviews of new songs from Stray From The Path, Architects and Hatebreed and albums reviews in the shape of Deftones, Cult of Luna and Lock & Key. Like this? Listen to previous episodes, leave a 5 star review on iTunes and share with your mates.

Matt Bradley recaps some of 2016's best April Fools jokes from the alternative scenes, Polaris, Disturbed, using phones at gigs, and lots of other assorted nuggets of metal-related outbursts. Also reviewed are new tracks from Black Peaks and Dark Funeral, and albums reviews come in the form of Walls of Jericho and BABYMETAL. You may have heard of them. (P.S. Technical problems meant the Leftover Crack live review couldn't be featured as promised =[ but it will be in next week's episode of Metal, Corr Blimey podcast. Yaaaaay.)

The sixth installment of Metal, Corr Blimey features Matt Bradley's reactions to news regarding AC/DC and Axl Rose, Metallica's Master of Puppets attaining a cool honour, The Ghost Inside taking more steps to recovery and UNFD's recent Easter Egg. Also mentioned are the new videos from Bring Me The Horizon and A Day To Remember, as well as albums reviews from Killswitch Engage, Amon Amarth, Caliban and Asking Alexandria.If you like this, please leave a comment letting me know, share and leave a five star review on iTunes.Enjoy your weekend,Matt.P.S. Beetroot sucks.

Episode 5 of 'Metal, Corr Blimey!!' features rants/news about Cane Hill, Architects, Paramore, Blink 182, TwentyOne Pilots, DevilDriver, AC/DC and Europe. The new album from HECK is reviewed as well as singles from Architects, Asking Alexandria and Polar. Other topics include the possibility of music videos becoming epic again and corporate crap infecting our world. Finally, there is a question in this podcast that I'd love you to answer!! Enjoy. -Matt

News includes Download Festival in Australia looking more likely and lots of tour announcements including Northlane, In Hearts Wake & Miazma. Matt Bradley also discusses whether metalcore is jumping the shark and kicks off about the digital disruption & bass drops that are everywhere modern metal. There are also reviews of the new singles from bands such as Sylosis, Being As An Ocean and Babymetal. JML would be proud because WAIT, THERE'S MORE!! It's not just the new single from everyone's favourite/most hated Japanese manufactured metal band, host Matt Bradley goes in detail about the phenomenon that is Babymetal and how his opinion on them has done a complete 180.

Episode 3 of 'Metal, Corr Blimey!!' features talk on potential new material from The Amity Affliction, the latest bands announced for Download Festival as well as the possibility of it taking place in Australia, how to tackle the masses of road accidents involving bands on tour, the Metallica box sets and much more. Not only that, but there are also reviews of new singles/albums that include Hacktivist, Sworn Amongst and Daemon Pyre. Finally, your host, Matt Bradley, chats with Ocean Grove frontman Luke Holmes - the eclecticism of the difficult-to-define Melbourne group, why they hate their debut EP and the flight paths of Qantas planes are just SOME of the topics they speak about... and they also get interrupted in the most hilarious way possible! A must listen.

Join CFM's Matt Bradley for the second edition of 'Metal, Corr Blimey!!' - topics include Anthrax getting sued, the new bands added to the Download '16 lineup, blink-182 teasers, the cancellation of Full Thrash Assault, new videos from Bullet For My Valentine and Miazma, the fixation on bands that are past their prime and why Polaris need the world's biggest pat on the back.

Amongst other things, the first episode of the CFM podcast features Clenched Fist Music founder Matt Bradley waxing lyrical about: Phil Anselmo's racist actions.Corey Taylor moaning about the Grammy awards.Metallica's free show.Def Leppard kicking off at Guns 'n' Roses.New singles from TRC and Skreamer.http://www.clenchedfistmusic.com Facebook.com/ClenchedFistMusic Twitter.com/clenchedfist_