Sorrow Eternal: A metal music podcast

It's been a long. Too long, some might say. Not long enough, according to others. But we're back. On this episode, we talk about the fallout from Record Store Day 2016, a milestone on social media, and a few updates on the things we've been doing to keep you up to date and informed in the current metal landscape.

Taken from the bands upcoming album, Arlechino, due out on CD and digital May 6th, via Inverse Records. Order it here: http://bit.ly/25XOSWg

You know by now what we do, every week, right around this time. Darrell and Rachel recap the week that was, including an avalanche of news in and around the metal community, a few albums to review, an interview to discuss, and more. Plus, we make the case for why the gender walls of metal should come down, finally. Music from The Massacre Cave.

Now that you've had time to let The Barn Of Devastation story sink in, we return with an episode chock full of metal talk. We tackle the reviews of the past weeks, centering on Locrian and Ghost, catch you up on the best band you might not now in The Massacre Cave, and give you an album you just have to hear.

After a day long field trip, Darrell and Rachel scramble back to the office to record yet another enthralling Sorrow Eternal Podcast. We discuss the destination for our journey, the fabulous Redscroll Records and the general goings on on the site. Then it's story time with Uncle Darrell, as he recounts the travails of starting a band in rural New York. Open and closing theme courtesy of Bedowyn.

After the hangover of the amazing episode 100, in which we did almost nothing, we return to discuss not only the albums that were, but what is left to come in 2015. Darrell and Rachel recap last week in site related news, then count down some of the biggest albums yet to be released. The year end top 10 is going to be crowded.

One step closer to the official 100th episode of The Sorrow Eternal Podcast. In episode 99, Darrell and Rachel sit down in the office to discuss the week that was, including news, reviews, and the current feature. But what is in store for next week? Only time will tell.

With a return to audio, Darrell and Rachel sit down to talk about the site, the changes being made, the newest reviews and the best albums of the year so far. With six months down, the nominees for album of the year are growing, with strong showings by bands new and old.