Podcasts about All Shall Perish

On episode 172 of March Forth with Mike Bauman, Mike chats with Marc Coronado of The Crowned!   Formed in 2013, The Crowned is a Texas metal band that's toured internationally and created a fan base around the globe. With a dynamic, cinematic sound reminiscent of Slipknot and Born of Osiris, The Crowned has shared the stage with the likes of ill Nino, Flaw, Hellyeah, Wednesday 13, and the aforementioned Born of Osiris, among others.    Since releasing their album Apparition in 2017, The Crowned has released numerous singles and accompanying music videos, each with a level of creativity that plays out more like a short film.   On February 21st, The Crowned released their latest single entitled "Set You Free" featuring Eddie Hermida (Suicide Silence, All Shall Perish). Inspired by the underground boxing scene from the film Snatch, the music video for "Set You Free" continues the cinematic quality of The Crowned's previous music videos.    In this episode, Coronado (lead vocals, drums) talks with Mike about his early interest in percussion, his migration into metal and heavy music, The Crowned's formation, the creativity and effort that goes into the band's music videos, linking up with Eddie Hermida for "Set You Free," keeping a positive mindset no matter what life throws your way, and more.   This episode also features the aforementioned "Set You Free" featuring Eddie Hermida from The Crowned, available where you get your music!   Follow The Crowned on Instagram @thecrownedband. To stay up-to-date with The Crowned, visit https://www.thecrownedone.com/.   Follow Mike on Instagram @marchforthpod. To stay up-to-date on the podcast and learn more about Mike, visit https://linktr.ee/marchforthpod.   Thanks for listening! If ya dug the show, like it, share it, tell a friend, subscribe, and above all, keep the faith and be kind to one another.

Garza sits down in-person with Chris Pervelis. Guitar Player & founder of death metal band INTERNAL BLEEDING. https://internal-bleeding.com SPONSORS: https://imp.i114863.net/rnrmVB CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Official Formation of Internal Bleeding, Finding the Right Members and Sound 06:08 - Crazy Writing Schedule & Going to Clubs 09:14 - Inventing the “Slam” Genre in 1991 14:56 - Being Influenced by 70s Music, Tony Iommi, Blues Music 15:50 - Slam Dancing, Circle Jerks 17:00 - Being Compared to Suffocation 19:38 - The New York/Long Island Death Metal Sound 24:38 - Skinless 26:12 - Influencing Death Metal Bands 28:01 - Not Getting Credit For Influencing/Helping 32:35 - Slipknot, Hatebreed Showing Respect 34:13 - Influencing Deathcore Genre, Inspired by Hip-Hop 35:44 - Eric B. & Rakim, Follow the Leader, 1988 38:58 - Making Taylor Dayne Cry in the Studio 41:10 - Differences Between 90s Death Metal Scene to Present 44:17 - Getting Hate Mail Back in the Day, Dealing with Haters 48:24 - Being a Moody Artist 49:24 - Being of Greek Descent, Family History 53:40 - What His Kids Think About Internal Bleeding's Music 55:00 - R.I.P. Drummer Bill Tolley, New York Firefighter, Helping People on 9/11 1:02:46 - Mortal Decay 1:04:03 - John Gallagher & Dying Fetus 1:08:18 - Why Internal Bleeding and Dying Fetus Have Not Toured Together, Chris' Mother Criticizing Dying Fetus' Name 1:10:28 - What Chris' Parents Thought of IB's Music 1:13:30 - Being Competitive 1:19:18 - Chris' Mother Was Intense 1:21:30 - Having a Great Relationship, Being There For Your Partner 1:24:44 - TheMetalGentleman.com 1:28:05 - The Zodiac Killer 1:29:30 - Reflecting on Past Decades, How People Will Think of Today's Music in the Future 1:31:38 - How Internal Bleeding's 2024 World Tour Came Together, Bucket List Destinations 1:33:44 - New Album, Settle All Scores, Inspired by Betrayal and Revenge 1:35:10 - Playing with All Shall Perish on Upcoming Shows

Send us a Text Message.https://www.uabbtx.com/Another GhostSk8 or DieThe World Is OursRed White GreenUpon a Burning Body is a metalcore band hailing from San Antonio, Texas, known for their intense music and high-energy performances. Formed in 2005, the band quickly garnered attention for their distinctive blend of metalcore, incorporating elements of deathcore and groove metal. The group was founded by vocalist Danny Leal, who remains the central figure of the band, known for his powerful growls and charismatic stage presence.The band released their debut album, The World Is Ours, in 2010 under Sumerian Records. This album set the tone for their musical direction, featuring heavy breakdowns, aggressive riffs, and a raw intensity that resonated with fans of the genre. Songs like "Intermission" and "Scarface" showcased their ability to merge brutal metal elements with catchy hooks, setting them apart from many of their peers.In 2012, they followed up with their second album, Red. White. Green., which continued to build on their established sound. The album's themes revolved around their Mexican heritage, with songs named after famous gangsters and cultural references, such as "Sin City" and "Once Upon a Time in Mexico." This unique thematic approach added a layer of depth to their music, further solidifying their identity in the metal scene.Upon a Burning Body gained wider recognition with their third album, The World Is My Enemy Now, released in 2014. This record featured a more polished production and showcased their growth as musicians. Tracks like "Red Razor Wrists" and "Scars" demonstrated a balance between melody and brutality, appealinwww.BetterHelp.com/TheBarnhttp://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn http://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarnThis episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and brought to you as always by The Barn Media Group. YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/@TheBarnPodcastNetwork SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/09neXeCS8I0U8OZJroUGd4?si=2f9b8dfa5d2c4504 APPLE https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1625411141 I HEART RADIO https://www.iheart.com/podcast/97160034/ AMAZON https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/7aff7d00-c41b-4154-94cf-221a808e3595/the-barn All equipment used in the making of this video:Shure Sm7b https://amzn.to/3uAMzMAShure Sm58 ...

Hopwolves, you know what time it is... After a long journey, we finally make it to EPISODE 100! Such a surreal moment for us as we discuss how we're feeling about this milestone, the direction of the show moving forward, and, of course, beer and metal bayybbee. Cheers to E100, hopwolves! Thank you for coming on this journey with us. This week's Beverage Breakdowns are BARISTA DOUBLE COFFEE PORTER (7.3%) from Burlington Beer Co (Todd's Pick) and TRIBUTE BLEND 2024 from Starbucks (Arie's Pick). Turn it up to 11, crack open that beer, it's about to get BREWTAL! Episode Breakdown: Intro | 0:00 How We're Feeling | 3:42 What We're Jamming | 6:53 Beverage Breakdowns | 28:52 Album Releases | 37:21 The Return of All Shall Perish | 59:57 Outro | 1:05:25 Artwork by megabeast Kevin Burfield Intro track by absolute legend ZaKrahe  Brewtal was chopped and sliced by Arie Lombardozzi of Death Dealer Productions with additional production from Todd Bailey.

We're talking about one of the best Deathcore bands from the Myspace era...All Shall Perish! Man oh man, What would the genre look like had they stayed together? Front runners of the genre...trendsetters...they seemed to be one step ahead of their peers (albeit slightly) and then as quickly as it started, it was over...but what an impact they made! - Join in on the discussion and let us know your thoughts and favorites at: https://linktr.ee/MetalListPodcast - Theme Song: Godhammered at: https://linktr.ee/godhammered

Sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarnDeathcore is a subgenre of extreme metal that emerged in the early 2000s, blending elements of death metal and metalcore. It is characterized by its heavy and aggressive sound, incorporating brutal breakdowns, guttural vocals, fast-paced guitar riffs, and complex drumming patterns. Deathcore bands often explore dark and intense lyrical themes, including violence, death, nihilism, and existentialism.The origins of deathcore can be traced back to bands such as Despised Icon, Job for a Cowboy, and The Acacia Strain, who helped shape the genre's sound and style. These bands incorporated the technicality and brutality of death metal with the breakdowns and melodic hooks of metalcore, creating a unique and distinctive sound.Deathcore quickly gained popularity among metal fans, particularly among those who enjoyed the extreme and aggressive nature of the genre. The heavy and relentless nature of deathcore music, combined with its intense live performances, attracted a dedicated and passionate following.One of the key elements of deathcore is the breakdown, a section of the song characterized by slow and heavy guitar riffs accompanied by powerful drumming. Breakdowns are often used to create a sense of heaviness and intensity, encouraging moshing and headbanging among fans during live performances. The breakdowns in deathcore songs are known for their bone-crushing impact, creating an exhilarating and cathartic experience for both the band and the audience.Lyrically, deathcore explores a range of dark and disturbing themes. Bands often delve into topics such as violence, horror, despair, and the human condition. The lyrics can be introspective and thought-provoking, examining the darker aspects of life and society. Some bands also incorporate elements of horror and the occult, further adding to the genre's macabre and sinister atmosphere.In conclusion, deathcore is a powerful and aggressive subgenre of extreme metal that combines the brutality of death metal with the melodic hooks and breakdowns of metalcore. It has carved its own niche in the metal scene, attracting a dedicated following of fans who appreciate its heavy sound, intense live performances, and exploration of dark and disturbing lyrical themes. Deathcore continues to evolve and thrive, pushing the boundaries of extreme music and leaving a lasting impact on the metal community.Whitechapel, Carnifex, Thy Art Is Murder, Suicide Silence, The Acacia Strain, Chelsea Grin, Despised Icon, Fit For an Autopsy, Oceano, Rings of Saturn, Lorna Shore, Enterprise Earth, Shadow of Intent, Slaughter to Prevail, Aversions Crown, AngelMaker, Infant Annihilator, Attila, Make Them Suffer, Spite, Emmure, Job for a Cowboy, Born of Osiris, I Declare War, Within the Ruins, Molotov Solution, The Black Dahlia Murder, Oceano, Suffocation, Annotations of an Autopsy, Conducting from the Grave, A Night in Texas, Acrania, Shrine of Malice, Impending Doom, Rose Funeral, Through the Eyes of the Dead, All Shall Perish, King Conquer, Aegaeon, I Killed Everyone, As Blood Runs Black, Abiotic, With Blood Comes Cleansing, Impurity of Mriya, Betraying the Martyrs, Arsonists Get All the Girls, The Red Chord, Martyr Defiled, Iwrestledabearonce, Ovid's WitheringThis episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and presented to you by The Barn Media Group.

Sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarnhttps://icedwrist.bandcamp.com/What You Reflect https://amzn.to/3CDmpfcI https://amzn.to/3NC0pYsDeathcore is a subgenre of extreme metal that emerged in the early 2000s, blending elements of death metal and metalcore. It is characterized by its heavy and aggressive sound, incorporating brutal breakdowns, guttural vocals, fast-paced guitar riffs, and complex drumming patterns. Deathcore bands often explore dark and intense lyrical themes, including violence, death, nihilism, and existentialism.The origins of deathcore can be traced back to bands such as Despised Icon, Job for a Cowboy, and The Acacia Strain, who helped shape the genre's sound and style. These bands incorporated the technicality and brutality of death metal with the breakdowns and melodic hooks of metalcore, creating a unique and distinctive sound.Deathcore quickly gained popularity among metal fans, particularly among those who enjoyed the extreme and aggressive nature of the genre. The heavy and relentless nature of deathcore music, combined with its intense live performances, attracted a dedicated and passionate following.One of the key elements of deathcore is the breakdown, a section of the song characterized by slow and heavy guitar riffs accompanied by powerful drumming. Breakdowns are often used to create a sense of heaviness and intensity, encouraging moshing and headbanging among fans during live performances. The breakdowns in deathcore songs are known for their bone-crushing impact, creating an exhilarating and cathartic experience for both the band and the audience.Lyrically, deathcore explores a range of dark and disturbing themes. Bands often delve into topics such as violence, horror, despair, and the human condition. The lyrics can be introspective and thought-provoking, examining the darker aspects of life and society. Some bands also incorporate elements of horror and the occult, further adding to the genre's macabre and sinister atmosphere.In conclusion, deathcore is a powerful and aggressive subgenre of extreme metal that combines the brutality of death metal with the melodic hooks and breakdowns of metalcore. It has carved its own niche in the metal scene, attracting a dedicated following of fans who appreciate its heavy sound, intense live performances, and exploration of dark and disturbing lyrical themes. Deathcore continues to evolve and thrive, pushing the boundaries of extreme music and leaving a lasting impact on the metal community.Whitechapel, Carnifex, Thy Art Is Murder, Suicide Silence, The Acacia Strain, Chelsea Grin, Despised Icon, Fit For an Autopsy, Oceano, Rings of Saturn, Lorna Shore, Enterprise Earth, Shadow of Intent, Slaughter to Prevail, Aversions Crown, AngelMaker, Infant Annihilator, Attila, Make Them Suffer, Spite, Emmure, Job for a Cowboy, Born of Osiris, I Declare War, Within the Ruins, Molotov Solution, The Black Dahlia Murder, Oceano, Suffocation, Annotations of an Autopsy, Conducting from the Grave, A Night in Texas, Acrania, Shrine of Malice, Impending Doom, Rose Funeral, Through the Eyes of the Dead, All Shall Perish, King Conquer, Aegaeon, I Killed Everyone, As Blood Runs Black, Abiotic, With Blood Comes Cleansing, Impurity of Mriya, Betraying the Martyrs, Arsonists Get All the Girls, The Red Chord, Martyr Defiled, Iwrestledabearonce, Ovid's WitheringThis episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and presented to you by The Barn Media Group.

Sponsored by BetterHelphttps://gorepig.bandcamp.com/https://fleshboundar.bandcamp.com/album/fleshboundGorepig - Father Hog https://amzn.to/42HIBzuGorepig - Swine/Flu - https://amzn.to/3Nzv1d4Gorepig - Way of the Tusk - https://amzn.to/3XelNGoGorepig - Pigsty - https://amzn.to/3Pfi2P6Fleshbound - Wounded https://amzn.to/3XgIUQKDeathcore is a subgenre of extreme metal that emerged in the early 2000s, blending elements of death metal and metalcore. It is characterized by its heavy and aggressive sound, incorporating brutal breakdowns, guttural vocals, fast-paced guitar riffs, and complex drumming patterns. Deathcore bands often explore dark and intense lyrical themes, including violence, death, nihilism, and existentialism.The origins of deathcore can be traced back to bands such as Despised Icon, Job for a Cowboy, and The Acacia Strain, who helped shape the genre's sound and style. These bands incorporated the technicality and brutality of death metal with the breakdowns and melodic hooks of metalcore, creating a unique and distinctive sound.Deathcore quickly gained popularity among metal fans, particularly among those who enjoyed the extreme and aggressive nature of the genre. The heavy and relentless nature of deathcore music, combined with its intense live performances, attracted a dedicated and passionate following.One of the key elements of deathcore is the breakdown, a section of the song characterized by slow and heavy guitar riffs accompanied by powerful drumming. Breakdowns are often used to create a sense of heaviness and intensity, encouraging moshing and headbanging among fans during live performances. The breakdowns in deathcore songs are known for their bone-crushing impact, creating an exhilarating and cathartic experience for both the band and the audience.Lyrically, deathcore explores a range of dark and disturbing themes. Bands often delve into topics such as violence, horror, despair, and the human condition. The lyrics can be introspective and thought-provoking, examining the darker aspects of life and society. Some bands also incorporate elements of horror and the occult, further adding to the genre's macabre and sinister atmosphere.In conclusion, deathcore is a powerful and aggressive subgenre of extreme metal that combines the brutality of death metal with the melodic hooks and breakdowns of metalcore. It has carved its own niche in the metal scene, attracting a dedicated following of fans who appreciate its heavy sound, intense live performances, and exploration of dark and disturbing lyrical themes. Deathcore continues to evolve and thrive, pushing the boundaries of extreme music and leaving a lasting impact on the metal community.Whitechapel, Carnifex, Thy Art Is Murder, Suicide Silence, The Acacia Strain, Chelsea Grin, Despised Icon, Fit For an Autopsy, Oceano, Rings of Saturn, Lorna Shore, Enterprise Earth, Shadow of Intent, Slaughter to Prevail, Aversions Crown, AngelMaker, Infant Annihilator, Attila, Make Them Suffer, Spite, Emmure, Job for a Cowboy, Born of Osiris, I Declare War, Within the Ruins, Molotov Solution, The Black Dahlia Murder, Oceano, Suffocation, Annotations of an Autopsy, Conducting from the Grave, A Night in Texas, Acrania, Shrine of Malice, Impending Doom, Rose Funeral, Through the Eyes of the Dead, All Shall Perish, King Conquer, Aegaeon, I Killed Everyone, As Blood Runs Black, Abiotic, With Blood Comes Cleansing, Impurity of Mriya, Betraying the Martyrs, Arsonists Get All the Girls, The Red Chord, Martyr Defiled, Iwrestledabearonce, Ovid's WitheringThis episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and presented to you by The Barn Media Group.

Garza sits down with Phil Bozeman & Alex Wade from Tennessee deathcore band Whitechapel. https://www.whitechapelband.com SPONSORS: distrokid.com/vip/garza 30% OFF! emgpickups.com Promo Code: Heavy 15% OFF! TIME CODES: 00:00 - The Deathcore Pig Squeal, Jonny Davy (Job For a Cowboy), Ross Sewage (Exhumed) 01:52 - Being Part of the First Wave of Deathcore w/ Suicide Silence, Despised Icon, Job for a Cowboy, All Shall Perish; MySpace Days 07:14 - New Generations of Heavy Bands 09:52 - Knoxville, Tennessee Metal Scene 13:14 - What Happened to Krank Amps w/ Dimebag? 15:14 - 2006 MySpace Era 19:35 - When Job For a Cowboy Went Viral, New Viral Moments & Lorna Shore 21:45 - Early Days of Deathcore, Not Being Respected Touring w/ Gwar, Trivium & Hatebreed 25:36 - Phil's Favorite New Vocalists of Today 27:02 - Supporting Each Other, Ego, Growing Older & Wiser 32:42 - Garza Didn't Listen to Whitechapel & Working w/ Chino Moreno on “Reprogrammed to Hate” (A New Era of Corruption) 35:15 - Our Endless War 39:14 - Having Three Guitar Players 42:22 - New Whitechapel, Album Trilogies, Future Return to Early Heavy!? 46:04 - Phil is Drawn to the Darkness, Faces of Death & Being Desensitized 51:40 - The Valley & Kin 56:27 - Phil Bozeman Performing at Mitch Lucker's Memorial Show 01:04:13 - When Phil Was Ill & Not Doing Well, Going Cold Turkey

In this episode of The Rock Metal Podcast, we're chatting with Mark Haylmun of the band Suicide Silence about their new album ‘Remember... You Must Die' out now.During our chat we touch on a lot of great tips for musicians, such as how to make songs as heavy as possible by having an incredible relationship with your producer.'Remember... You Must Die' was produced by Taylor Young in conjunction with Morgoth Beatz.For fans of Whitechapel, Chelsea Grin, Born Of Osiris, and All Shall Perish.Heavy Hitters from today's episode:1. Work with a producer who shares your sense of humour, and is on board with your goals for the record2. Unplug to take a break from life, look after your mental health3. Are you a live band or a studio band? Approaching the recording of the record as such will yield the best resultsCheck out more information on today's episode here:http://www.therockmetalpodcast.ca Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SUICIDE SILENCE lead guitarist Mark Heylmun goes in-depth with the California deathcore band's latest album "Remember... You Must Die" on THE LOADED RADIO PODCAST "Remember… You Must Die", which will be released on March 10 via Century Media, was produced and mixed by Taylor Young at The Pit Recording Studio. The record will be SUICIDE SILENCE's fourth full-length effort with vocalist Hernan "Eddie" Hermida (ex-ALL SHALL PERISH), who joined SUICIDE SILENCE following the passing of frontman Mitch Lucker. SUICIDE SILENCE said about the album in a statement: "It's safe to assume that [our new album] will CRUSH your expectations. We'll have more info and music very soon." For the artwork, the band enlisted renowned necrosurrealist artist David Van Gough to visualize the concept. During the podcast, Mark discusses the creation of "Remember... You Must Die" as well as subjects like late SUICIDE SILENCE vocalist Mitch Lucker, the continued process of creating the band's dual guitar attack with fellow six-stringer Chris Garza, working with current vocalist Hernan "Eddie" Hermida and that notorious self-titled fifth studio album. And in the second portion of the podcast, host Scott Penfold discusses ex-CANNIBAL CORPSE/current SIX FEET UNDER vocalist Chris Barnes' choices for his "Top 3 Death Metal Albums Of All Time". Tune in via the player or wherever you get your podcasts!

Rob Watson is the singer for the American hardcore band Lionheart. We talk about working with Ice T, his love for Blood for Blood & much more! SPONSORS: distrokid.com/vip/garza 30% OFF! emgpickups.com Promo Code: Heavy 15% OFF! TIME CODES 00:00 - Intro 01:18 - Limp Bizkit has a Teleprompter 03:40 - LIONHEART is eight records deep 04:00 - Playing the same riffs over again/Remembering how to play parts, patterns 05:39 - Writing Process 06:26 - How long has Evan been in the band? 08:30 - Lionheart is 20 years strong 10:20 - Two different eras of Lionheart 10:38 - How did Rob and Evan meet? 11:40 - Rob's an actual hardcore guy/Playing with your favorite band 15:00 - Is hardcore bigger in Europe than in the US? 18:14 - Turning point with LHHC and Welcome to the West Coast 21:14 - Welcome to the West Coast Trilogy 25:10 - Working with Jamey Jasta, Ice T on III 37:00 - Working on the next record/Pushing Yourself 49:00 - Forgetting Breakdown Patterns 50:12 - Garza thought Lionheart was StraightEdge 54:28 - Lyrics 01:06:44 - Lionheart's Breakup and Reunion 01:16:05 - Playing what you Want to Play 01:17:25 - Cell Phones and Mapquest  

The gayest straight man in metal, Abhi Ahluwahlia, returns to Hell Bent For Metal. Matt's unwell (get well soon), so the music journalist turned broadsheet journalist is back for a show heavily focused on two of his favourite things: nu metal and deathcore.First up, Abhi and Tom remember 'All In The Family' by Korn, the alcohol-induced rap battle between Jonathan Davis and Fred Durst (of Limp Bizkit) that includes more homophobia than your average English football match. It's a moment that was not helpful to at least one gay kid who heard it at a fairly delicate stage of development – and one that Korn themselves have since disowned.This week's Camp Classic is 'The Past Shall Haunt Us Both' by All Shall Perish, the now-defunct deathcore band who once had the world at their feet. And while it's a fairly small section of the song that Tom's honed in on as being relevant to queer experiences, that doesn't stop a fairly long, sensible (yes, really) conversation happening about it.Plus this week's additions to the Hate Crew Gaybar jukebox are Patient Number 9 by Ozzy Osbourne, Data Renaissance by The Algorithm, and Dedication to Flesh by Spite.

Like a lot of gamers, G2 Esports CEO Carlos “ocelote” Rodriguez loves heavy metal. In early 2022, G2 released “Our Way,” their first-ever company anthem. The epic metal track features Noora Louhimo (Battle Beast), Luke Holland (Starset, Falling In Reverse, The Word Alive), Jason Richardson (All That Remains, Chelsea Grin, All Shall Perish), Jose “Atlan” Aranda, Tina Guo, Taylor Davis, and ocelote himself. He tells Ryan J. Downey all about his love of metal, how the track came about, and the long-running relationship between the gaming and metal communities.

This week we have the amazing Jason Richardson on the podcast. Jason joined his first touring band while he was still in high school. He started off with All Shall Perish, then joined Born Of Osiris, next Chelsea Grin - and most recently has joined All That Remains. Jason also has an insane solo career - make sure you check him out on youtube. What I really like about Jason is how good he is at guitar. The man has turned his job into a science. I respect that, and admire his work ethic. Thank you for your time and knowledge Jason, I have learned a lot from you and look forward to learning more. In this episode of the Don't Shit On The Bus podcast we will learn: • How Jason has consistently progressed his career • The qualities required of a guitar tech from the musician's point of view • How Jason became the new member of All That Remains • The differences between being a solo artist and a member of a band (00:00) Intro (02:51) Patreon (04:31) Jason gets on the bus (06:41) How Jason got into music (12:56) Jason's history with playing the guitar (13:06) Touring at 17 (15:30) Moving forward after All Shall Perish (18:25) Not feeling at home on the road (20:45) Touring with Chelsea Grin (24:23) Discussing Jason's solo career (31:52) What makes a good guitar tech (35:54) Differences between a solo career and being in a band (46:29) The influence Lindsey Stirling had on Jason's solo career (53:18) Learning a band's whole catalog (55:32) Jason playing the guitar (57:23) How Jason became a member of All That Remains (01:02:26) Wrap up notes (01:04:21) Shower Shoes --- Jason Richardson - Guest ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonreevesrichardson ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JasonRichardsonGuitar ► Website: https://www.jasonrichardsonmusic.com --- Don't Shit On The Bus Podcast ► Website: http://www.dontshitonthebus.com ► Spotify: http://bit.ly/DSotBspotify ► Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/DSotBapple ► TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@dontshitonthebus ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/DSotBpodcast ► Instagram: https://instagram.com/DSotBpodcast ► Facebook: https://facebook.com/DSotBpodcast ► Patreon: https://patreon.com/DSotB --- Adam Elmakias - Host ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/elmakias ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elmakias ► Website: https://www.adamelmakias.com --- Edited & Produced by Connor Gaskey

"All Shall Perish" is the theme of this week's episode, and as morbid a thought as that is your hosts find a way to bring the humor this week as we explore Adroit Theory's brew. While the Bros discuss the origins of this Virginia Based Brew, they'll discuss how the brewery ties into Nine Inch Nails and what exactly esoteric means. Paired with this week's beer is the poem "But You Didn't," which we're crediting to Merrill Glass but which the Bros discover isn't as easy a creditation as one might expect. We'll go into a little bit of what import originality has on poetry and what happens when art goes beyond itself. Esoteric indeed this week, as we hope you'll join us and as always, enjoy.Cheers!

Chapter 256 - "It's Gotta Feel Right For Us First" ...as read by Francesco Artusato of Light the TorchThis week Light the Torch guitarist Francesco Artusato joins the podcast. Fran chats about moving to and adjusting to life in America, how joining All Shall Perish was a dream come true, the transitions from The Devil You Know to Light the Torch and how Covid delayed the band's new record, You Will Be the Death of Me. You Will Be the Death of Me will be released this Friday, June 25th on Nuclear Blast Records.You can pick up You Will Be the Death of Me at  https://store-benchmark.com/collections/light-the-torch And at https://shop.nuclearblast.com/en/products/sound/vinyl/lp/light-the-torch-you-will-be-the-death-of-me-blue-in-pink-wsplat-.html----------Chapter 256 Music:Light the Torch - "Wilting In the Light"All Shall Perish - "A Pure Evil"All Shall Perish - "In This Life Of Pain"The Devil You Know - "Seven Years Alone"Light the Torch - "Let Me Fall Apart"Light the Torch - "More Than Dreaming"---As The Story Grows links:​Help out at PatreonATSG WebsiteATSG Music and MerchJoin the Email ListATSG FacebookEmail: asthestorygrows@gmail.comYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNuP0_JUpT6DoIhhbGlwEYA?view_as=subscriber 

I am super stoked to bring this one to you! Fran and I really hit it off here. The dude has a great story and has put in THOSE HOURS. We talk about his story, gear and his musical life. There is some really fascinating stuff here. We got into some of his years with All Shall Perish, transitioning into the spotlight rapidly, playing for massive crowds vs real life, and how Light The Torch got off the ground. Follow Fran on Instagram Check out the band HERE TEXT ME (503) 751-8577 Support the show and get extra episodes over at Patreon.com/tonemob. You can also help out with your gear buying habits by purchasing stuff from Tonemob.com/reverb Tonemob.com/sweetwater or grabbing your guitar/bass strings from Tonemob.com/stringjoy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Francesco Artusato is the guitarist in Light the Torch and formerly for All Shall Perish. He’s also a freelance 3D animator and concept artist with an impressive list of corporate and television credits. On this episode, Eyal Levi, John Browne, and Francesco Artusato discuss: How injury led Francesco to guitar Becoming as good as you can, not as good as someone else The willingness to go all-in on new skills How to approach a new instrument And more! Follow Francesco on Instagram. Want to level up your guitar game? Check out Riffhard. When you sign up, you'll get access to: Over 100 video tutorials with tabs A chance to enter our monthly King Of The Riff contest Livestream Q&As and other events Our private community Be sure to follow Riffhard on Instagram and Facebook. Follow Eyal Levi on Instagram. Follow John Browne on Instagram. Like this show? Please leave us a 5-star review - even one sentence helps! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I sat down with the man himself, Eddie Hermida. He is the vocalist of Suicide Silence and All Shall Perish! We talked about a lot in this episode. You just need to sit back and have a good listen to this one. Enjoy!*This is an older episode. At the time of this one, I did not have proper equipment and was just starting the podcast.*All episodes are streamed LIVE at https://www.twitch.tv/danfonceStop by for a future stream to check this out in a live setting!Everyone who attends it will be able to ask questions in the chat room!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/danfonce-talks-metal/exclusive-content

This is a late upload of an episode we recorded in April with our friend Zack Ohren of Castle Ultimate. Zack is a musician, producer and engineer known for his work with Machinehead and All Shall Perish among many others. He has worked with both of us in Entheos since our inception, and with Navene since Animosity's demo was recorded in the early 2000's. In this episode we discuss Zack's roots in the Bay Area scene and much more.   

JoelCupcake: Unedited LIVE with Rob Maramonte from Muldrotha and The Zenith Passage (Episode 35) Rob Maramonte from Muldrotha and The Zenith Passage is my guest today, we talk him touring with All Shall Perish and Fallujah, how he writes music, growing up in the epic east bay legendary music scene, how we met (we think haha) a few good tour stories, his growth as a musician and of course a little bit about FOOD! Be sure to subscribe to the channel here on YouTube and be sure to give the page a "Like" on Facebook - www.facebook.com/JoelCupcakeUnedited and join our Discord server for discussions and updates as soon as new episodes go live - https://discord.gg/JWt7ZT PICK UP SOME MERCH HERE - merch.streamelements.com/joelcupcake Don't forget - 10% off Liquid Death purchases with code 'PinUp' at check out! FIND BRANDON ONLINE - INSTAGRAM: @robertmara989 TWITTER: @processionofrob FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/rob.maramonte CHECK OUT HIS BANDS: https://www.facebook.com/TheZenithPassage https://www.facebook.com/Muldrotha/ FIND ME ONLINE - TWITTER & INSTAGRAM: @JoelCupcake FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/joel.haston TWITCH: Twitch.tv/JoelCupcake LINKEDIN: www.linkedin.com/in/joelhaston/ PERSONAL WEBSITE: www.JoelHaston.com You can find my companies via www.PinUpPresents.net and www.PinUpArtistManagement.com If you like what I am doing here & want to contact me or would like to be a guest on the show please feel free to reach out to me via Joel@JoelHaston.com Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/joelcupcake-unedited/donations

Doc welcomes Suicide Silence vocalist, Eddie Hermida, to the show and they talk about how the time away working on the new has allowed him to grow, the motivation behind the sound of the Self-Titled album, how the critical and commercial backlash effected their career and lives, why they changed direction on Becoming the Hunter, how he got his start in the Bay Area metal scene, what it was like joining All Shall Perish, developing his vocal style over the years, finding their stride with Awaken The Dreamers, dealing with member changes, and how joining Suicide Silence eventually led to the demise of All Shall Perish. This episode features the songs "Face to Face" by Ovira and "Two Steps" by Suicide Silence. Follow Eddie on Instagram @yamanhernherm and Twitter @EddieHermida Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Please support this episode's sponsor Ovira at https://www.oviramusic.com Listen to more great podcasts like this at JabberJawMedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

De quarantaine drijft tot gekte, dus in deze nieuwe aflevering van Osmium wordt wel erg veel onzin verkocht. Uitgedroogde SpongeBobs, zelf gecodeerde sudoku-oplossers, cirkelzagen bij de buren en beha's als mondkapje... Het komt allemaal aan bod in de urgentste podcast van Nederland en België. Ook is er aandacht voor de overheidsmaatregelen die de concertwereld in deze onzekere tijden staande moeten houden. Tot overmaat van ramp doen Pim en Niels een boekje open over hun leven na het nu metal-tijdperk. Met zowel gênante deathcore (I Ate Everybody) als gekmakende noise rock (Melt-Banana). Onderwerpen: I Ate Everybody - Crushed By The Gears Of Machine (00:00) Beha’s als mondkapje, Pim’s vieze oude shirts en Instagram-perikelen (00:15) Introductie van de onderwerpen (02:04) De cirkelzaag van de buren van Niels (02:47) Pasen (04:02) Pim’s logic-based sudoku-oplosser in Matlab (05:23) Het corona-nieuwsbulletin (09:50) Pim’s baldadige betoog over deze tijden en de bijbehorende scheurkalender (13:10) Het 'Bewaar Je Ticket'-initiatief (16:15) Mensen in acute geldnood versus mensen die een jaar op restitutie kunnen wachten (21:50) Vooruitschuiven van problemen voor evenementenorganisaties (22:58) Conceptuele uitleg van de thematische luistertips (29:00) Tips van Pim aan Niels: I Ate Everybody - Demo en All Shall Perish - The Price Of Existence (30:30) De uitleg van Pim’s thema en de muzikale paden die Pim en Niels bewandelden na het numetaltijdperk; Impericon versus Rock Werchter (35:19) Herwaardering voor de corige genres (40:18) Tips van Niels aan Pim: The Callous Daoboys - Die On Mars en Melt-Banana - Fetch en de uitleg van het thema (45:39) Pim’s mening over Melt-Banana - Fetch (50:01) Waarom luistert Niels niet naar Death Grips? (54:57) Pim’s mening over The Callous Daoboys - Die On Mars (57:10) Luistertip: Caustic Wound - Death Posture (01:04:44) Luistertip: Dool - Summerland (01:06:25) Shout-outs en Melt-Banana - Candy Gun (01:08:19)

APRĪLIS 2020 Ikmēneša Metāla Šovs 3M PODKĀSTS #83 Nergals kā mūzikas skolotājs, retas demo matricas un fetiši uz nenovērtētiem 90'to death metāla albumiem. Šajā eizodē: Spilgtākie aizvadītā mēneša albumi un ep(Heaven Shall Burn, Myrkur, Salna, Burzum u.c) Nostaļģiska iegremdēšanās atmiņās- TOP 5 videospēļu OST Kas vieno Behemoth, All Shall Perish un Catalepsia jeb CD kolekcijas jaunumi(Woodoom, Human Remains, Lassie the Cat u,c) Neesošo koncertu apskats un jaunumi

Multi-instrumentalist and composer Jason Richardson is known for his near-supersonic, highly technical playing style. Richardson established his reputation with his tenure in bands All Shall Perish, Born of Osiris, and Chelsea Grin. He released his first album “I” in 2016 and is currently touring with All That Remains. After collaborating with Ernie Ball Music Man on a 7-string guitar, his dedicated online following can now play to his exact technical specifications. In this episode, Richardson discusses the first time he picked up the guitar, musical inspirations, life as a solo-artist, and much more. Mentioned in this episode: Jason playing at 12: https://ernieb.al/2lTQFyw Jason playing at 14: https://ernieb.al/2meGR22 Ernie Ball Music Man JR7 Cutlass: https://ernieb.al/2kIhh5p Great Gear Giveaway: https://ernieb.al/2kQITFe Intro Music: Lightning from a Gun by Eat The Wolf https://ernieb.al/2kCHJxf Outro Music: The Vacant Shapes

Themen: Blood on the Dancefloor, Wes Borland, All Shall Perish und Periphery

Best Friends with Sam Pura - Episode 13 - Zack Ohren (Castle Ultimate) & Sal Castaneda (KTVU / Mornings On 2) In this episode: I hang out and drink beers at Lucky 13 in Alameda with Zack Ohren. Zack is a producer / audio engineer who used to operate under the studio name "Castle Ultimate". We talk about Zack recording my original bands and his very unique and cool history of being what I would credit as one of the first successful DIY recording engineers in the Bay Area. We cover lots of random history, previous bands like Animosity, Something Must Die, All Shall Perish, talk about audio, life and just be best friends in general (which Zack HATES). I also pull out a potentially controversial song clip from a Something Must Die song that might have been "stolen" by the band Unearth... you decide. Then I randomly run into and interview KTVU / Mornings On 2’s Traffic Reporter Sal Castaneda. I ask him about his start in Radio & TV, and ask him about the very infamous "We Tu Lo" scenario. This episode is a really long and funny one! Thanks for being my Best Friend! I hope you enjoy. Cheers!   You can download, subscribe, and donate to my podcast here: Spotify, iTunes, PodBean Podcast Artwork by Tyler Way // Contact: Tylerway21@gmail.com Intro Song Created By: Travis Brown / Young Lithgow   Connect with Zack, Sam Pura & The Panda Studios:https://www.thepandastudios.comIG: @sampura / @thepandastudiosFB: facebook.com/thepandastudiosTwitter: @sampura / @thepandastudiosAll Inquiries Please Email: Sam@thepandastudios.com Something Must Die - Song Example Unearth - Song Example (Our Callous Skin) Sal Castaneda The We Tu Lo Clip  

Working Class Audio #177 with Zack Ohren!!! ZACK OHREN is an Oakland-based audio engineer & producer whose work includes over a thousand recordings over a two-decade long career.  Alongside his friend and former co-conspirator Aaron Hellam, he ran Castle Ultimate which quickly became synonymous with high-quality, accessible recordings. Since 2013, he's been mainly working out of Sharkbite Studios.  Zack has been described as “wizard fast” and “brutally honest” – skills that have helped him settle into a niche of heavy, often technically demanding music.  He has worked with artists such as Machine Head, The Ghost Inside, Exmortus, Fallujah, Decrepit Birth, Suffocation, Set Your Goals, As Blood Runs Black, Cattle Decapitation, Entheos, Carnifex, All Shall Perish, Sworn Enemy, and Immolation among others. About this Interview: Zack joins me to talk about his journey with former studio partner Aaron Hellam and the series of studio locations known as Castle Ultimate that they created, the challenges with studio landlords, neighbors as well as lessons learned and where he's at today.  Enjoy! - Matt Photo by Michelle Nisbet Show notes and links: .MOD File Zack mentions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQJatdOKm2o Zack on Fcebook: https://www.facebook.com/zack.ohren EXMORTUS - FEAST OF FLESH (Produced By Zack Ohren) : https://youtu.be/1XFj6p6PoYo Hellam Sound (Studio of Aaron Hellam): http://hellamsound.com/

We talk with Zack Ohren (Machine Head, All Shall Perish, Fallujah) about gaining trust, messy clients, and making Nintendo 64 soundtracks. We all have our audio origin stories, but Zack’s might actually take the cake. Our discussion takes us from him creating video game soundtracks professionally in his teens to producing some killer extreme metal. And, if you’re looking for ... Read More The post EP64 | Zack Ohren appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

Episode 48 is a special bonus episode featuring 2 interviews and some talk about Born of Osiris's new re-release "The Eternal Reign". We still have a normal episode with new recomendations, interviews, and album reviews coming soon but for now here is an episode featuring an interview with Jason Richardson (ex Born of Osiris, All Shall Perish, & Chelsea Grin) discussing those bands, his recent solo album, his thoughts on Born of Osiris's "The Discovery", and more. We also spoke with Within the Ruins guitarist and main song writer Joe Cocchi about their new album, songwriting, and playing live with 1 guitarist. Listen here, on Stitcher, Tunein, or the iTunes Podcast app and talk to us at the below links: www.Intothecombine.com www.Facebook.com/intothecombine www.Twitter.com/intothecombine gmail:Thecombine586@gmail.com   Music featured on this ep: Xibalba "Diablo" Within the Ruins: "Ivory Tower" & "Shape Shifter" Jason Richardson "Hos Down"

We kicked off the show talking about the Guns N Roses reunion rumors. We then spent some time discussing the tragic shooting at the Parisian night club during the Eagles of Death Metal gig. Eddie Hermida from Suicide Silence & All Shall Perish called in to talk about a great benefit show he's playing shortly, when we could expect new music from Suicide Silence & All Shall Perish and hanging out with B-Real from Cypress Hill. In hour two, we take some calls from fans that involve conversations about hemorrhoids, Ronda Rousey and down syndrome. Suicide Silence – Control All Shall Perish – Wage Slaves Slaughter Of The Bluegrass – Twilight Of The Thunder God Please help support the show and pick up a brand new t-shirt. Click below for all the choices: Listen to the Metal Injection Livecast on Stitcher or on iTunes (please leave a rating/review as well). Also, make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. Join us live next week starting at 6pm Eastern (3PM Pacific Time) and going until 8PM eastern time for an all new edition of the Livecast.  Leave a voicemail below with any thoughts on this week's show or questions for the cast members:

Herman "Eddie" Hermida, the new lead singer of Suicide Silence, guests this week on the podcast. He talks about the difficulties of coming into the band after the death of Mitch Lucker, his role in taking over the helm, why leaving All Shall Perish was not as easy as just saying goodbye, and his experiences with both bands. Chuck and Godless ponder what the GwarBar will look like, if they're going far enough with the idea (how about a Gwar Theme Park??), whether or not you can have a restaurant with broad appeal when considering some of the extreme imagery of the band, and what other bands might be able to pull off a similar thing. Chuck also remixes the new Judas Priest song into something more Priest-y. Songs:Suicide Silence - "Cease to Exist"Judas Priest - "Redeemer of Souls"

(intro) Melvins / honey bucket / Houdini Live 2005 ***THE THRASH ATTACK*** *Warbringer / living weapon / World Torn Asunder *Landmine Marathon / knife from my sleeve / Gallows *Vader / come and see my sacrifice / Welcome To the Morbid Reich *Fuck The Facts / lifeless / Die Miserable *As You Drown / you should be paranoid / Rat King ----------- *Mastodon / spectrelight / The Hunter *Ceremony / sick / Rohnert Park CD *Cerebral Ballzy / on the run / Cerebral Ballzy *Chimaira / year of the snake / The Age Of Hell *Trigger Effect / ghostie de tabarnak / Versitis Maximus *Brutal Truth / simple math / End Time *Rwake / it was beautiful but now it's sour / Rest *MonstrO / fantasma / MonstrO *Premonition 13 / la hechicera de la Jeringa / Premonition 13 *Seraphim / frustrations / The Light In The Distance *In Flames / sounds of a playground fading / Sounds Of A Playground Fading *Unkind / laumasielut / Harhakuvat *Jasta / anthem of a freedom fighter / Jasta ----------- *Hail!Hornet! / disperse the curse / Disperse the Curse *Executioner / crime through corruption / The Anthology *Megadeth / peace sells / Peace Sells... But who's Buying? *Gentlemans Pistols / living in sin again / At Her Majesty's Pleasure *Toxic Holocaust / the liars are burning / Conjure and Command *All Shall Perish / the death plague / This Is Where It Ends ---------- *Sepultura / kairos / Kairos *Exhumed / as hammer to anvil / All Guts, No Glory *The Black Dahlia Murder / a shrine to madness / Ritual *Decapitated / carnival is forever / Carnival Is Forever *Iron Lamb / dubios preacher / The Original Sin *Pestilence / amgod / Doctorine *400 Blows / we killed like champions / Sickness & Health *KMFDM / amnesia / WTF?! *Atari Teenage Riot / re-arrange your synapses / Is This Hyperreal? *Sektor 304 / body hammer / Soul Cleansing *Delaney Davidson / bad luck man / Bad Luck Man band/song/album

The Metal Injection Livecast returns this week with more random stories and a continuation of Mayhem Month. We start the show with Rob defending his honor about watching Gigolos. He also shares some stories about his trip to the sunset strip and the Revolver Golden Gods Awards. We also learn about experimenting Sean did with a girlfriend and some hot sauce in college. Later we were joined by guitarist Ben Orum of All Shall Perish. He talked about his band's upcoming release, This Is Where It Ends. Due in mid July while the band is on the road for Rockstar Mayhem Fest. He also spoke to some very excited All Shall Perish fans. In the second hour, we played Celebrity Thrash It or Trash It, where we picked the songs and we had callers decide if they like them or not. We played tracks from Lords, Winds, Artillery, Adam West, and Quicksand. Here is this week's abbreviated playlist: All Shall Perish – Awaken The Dreamers Eyehategod – Pigs

Der Eternity Metal Podcast No. 17 auf Rekordjagd! 5 Bands in nur 20 Minuten inkl allen Infos. Diesmal gibts die Death Metal Breitseite. Von brutal bis progressiv, von core-lastig bis klassisch. Mit dabei diesmal:- Unsoul (www.unsoul.de)- Killchain (myspace.com/killchainmetal)- Days Of Betrayal (www.daysofbetrayal.com)- Defeated Sanity (www.defeated-sanity.com)- Keep Dying (www.keepdying.de)1. Unsoul - dance your legs offProgressives und wirklich abgefahren, experimentelles Stück der Berliner. 2. Maintain Record Store Trailer3. Killchain - condemnation to killDas Osteuropa nach wie vor die Schmiede feinsten death metals ist beweisen die Slovaken hir mit ihrem Debut4. Days Of Betrayal - the blood they spelleddeftiges Brett aus Belgien, irgendwo zwischen All Shall Perish und Bolt Thrower.5. Defeated Sanity - engorge with humiliationVom aktuellen Album der deutschen Brutal Deather6. Keep Dying - your lies murderHoffnungsvoller Newcomer aus dem Raum Frankfurt/Main7. Der Spass am EndeNix als Zeitschinderei :-)_________________________join eternity last.fm groupwww.last.fm/group/Eternity_____________________________________eure telefonkommentare zum podcast:0931 66399 0811