Podcasts about american death metal

The second Tuesday of every month we will be hosting a playlist of extreme metal curated by Futhark Records owner and founder, Claus Nader. In this second episode, Claus focuses solely on some filthy South American death metal records that are polluting his ears at this time. Visit Claus at his shop (in the Danforth/Greenwood area of east Toronto) and tell him that The Mighty Decibel sent you!!! (4) Futhark Records | Toronto ON | Facebook Side 1 (0:00) "Sollvm Ipsa Mor o La Voraz Antitesis del Cosmos": EXANIMATVM - Sollvm Ipsa Mor (Pulverised) (6:24) "Amorphous Symphony of Accursed Flutes": ANCIENT CRYPTS - Inhaling the Fumes of a Burning Carcass (Burning Coffin Records) (9:51) "Monochromatic Chambers": SUPPRESSION - The Sorrow of Soul Through Flesh (Burning Coffin Records) (14:19) "Partially Digested": CASKET GRINDER - Fall into Dementia (Awakening Records) (18:25) "Sacramental Bleed": SUTURA -Dawn of Cursed Souls (Awakening Records) Side 2 (23:47) "Death Kult": DEATH KULT - Under the Sign of Death (Bizarre Death Distro) (28:04) "Worthless Christ": POISONOUS - Perdition's Den (Blood Harvest) (31:30) "Neurotic": HORRIFYING - Altered States of Fermentation (Veins Full of Wrath Productions) (37:39) "The Unsane": VOMIT - Deathlike Vomit (Putrid Prods. / Deathrune Recs.) (40:43) "Thanataphobia": SEROCS - The Phobos Demos Suite (Everlasting Spew)

Episode 2 of the Ill Will podcast is up with Zach Williams of Recidivist. We talk the new wave of American Death Metal, finding Metallica on his dad's iPod at an elementary school electronics day, "scary straightedge guy" Tracy Stables taking Zach to his first show, meeting Matt Lloyd at a Five Guys years before recording with him, and what's next for Recidivist.

4th of July is for American Death Metal.

Undeath vocalist Alex Jones appears in the latest Music Biz ‘Fast Five' interview to discuss music promotion, branding, and more. When was the last time you heard people talking about death metal? I don't mean you and your friends hanging around chatting. I'm asking when, if ever, you can recall hearing death metal disgust in the wild? The genre has been around for decades, yet I'm willing to bet you don't often hear it discussed. American death metal is in the midst of a revival, unlike anything the genre has seen in decades. Determining why this is happening or how it came to be is anyone's guess, but there is a new wave of fans and musicians fiercely passionate about music, art, and everything in between. These individuals and groups are ushering in a new era of death metal that is more inclusive, exciting, and fun. It's serious music that doesn't always take itself too seriously, and perhaps no group better personifies this idea right now than New York band Undeath. After bursting onto the international stage with 2020's Lesions Of A Different Kind, Undeath quickly ascended through the metal underground with propulsive jams that expertly blend ultraviolent lyricism with equally brutal musicianship. The band toured as much as the pandemic allowed but spent most of their time crafting the material to carry them into the next chapter of their career. That album, It's Time…To Rise From The Grave, hits shelves this April with a cacophony of heavy themes and sounds sure to please and disturb in equal measure. It's a fitting continuation for Undeath and one that leaves plenty of room for the band to explore on future releases. In this Music Biz update, host James Shotwell chats with Undeath vocalist Alex Jones for the latest edition of our ‘Fast Five' interview series. Jones speaks about music promotion, artist branding, merchandising, and more as a timer counts down. There's even some discussion about the state of death metal today. Music Biz is brought to you by Haulix, the music industry's leading promotional distribution platform. Start your one-month free trial today and gain instant access to the same promotional tools used by BMG, Concord, Rise Records, Pure Noise Records, and hundreds more. Visit http://haulix.com/signup for details.

This episode showcases lyrics from an American Death Metal band from New York. Currently released a new album and on tour. Support Metal World Wide!

Join Bill this time for the last interview of the season while he sits down with Justin Longshore guitarist from American Death Metal band Through The Eyes Of The Dead.

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Horns Up is back with another jam-packed, loud and heavy episode this week as Peter and Animesh get into an in-depth conversation with Jason Netherton, the founder, bassist, vocalist and lyricist for American Death Metal act Misery Index. Jason talks about his journey to death metal and Misery Index, the band’s latest album Rituals of Power, and discusses why he thinks death metal is an ideal vehicle to communicate ideologies, opinions, and more.Peter and Animesh also discuss one of the recent news pieces in the metal sphere, the racist comments on Facebook by Former Agalloch and current Pillorian member John Haughm.Tune in and turn those Horns Up!Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or add the RSS feed to your preferred podcast player. Follow the podcast on Twitter @hornsuppod, Peter @trendcrusher and Animesh @asmoani. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

לקראת ההגעה של מפלצת הדת' מטאל האמריקאית Suffocation לישראל, מת על מטאל בתוכנית מטורללת וכבדה ביותר, שכולה רק דת' אמריקאי.        » להלן רשימת שירי הדת' מאמריקה «   Suffocation – Your Last Breaths Malevolent Creation – Slaughter House Cannibal Corpse – Evisceration Plague Deicide – Godkill Immolation – A Glorious Epoch Dying Fetus – Wrong One To Fuck With Death – Infernal Death Obituary – Visions In My Head Morbid Angel – Dawn of the Angry    

King Fowley is an American metal head and singer for the legendary Death Metal band Deceased, as well as the popular Heavy Metal group October 31. He is a pioneer of the 1st wave of American Death Metal who has released 11 full length albums to date. His larger than life persona and energy bursts through brillantly in this episode, so much so there's a bit of a double tracked bleed that is a result of our intimate setting at the bar upstairs in Ralph's Rock Diner. We discuss his upcoming autobiography entitled "Stay Ugly" which recounts several life lessons he's experienced from over 40 years of living the Hard Rock lifestyle. Naturally we also discuss his label Old Metal Records, being a KISS fan, along with some hints about future activity with Decased. PHOTO by Hillarie Jason, http://www.hillariejason.com/LiveShows/Deceased-Seax-Throaat-Angel-Morgue-Hell-Bent/ kingdoomstone@yahoo.com https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/King_Fowley/731 https://www.facebook.com/kingsley.fowley https://www.youtube.com/user/kingfowley https://www.discogs.com/label/171762-Old-Metal-Records

DeathCult is a Death Metal band based out of Chicago, Illinois. We happened to check in with them just before they made their New England debut. Naturally, they destroyed Ralph's Rock Diner at Metal Thursday #342 with their super heavy, meat and potatoes hearty dose of Death Metal. No fuckery here at all folks. Just punishing, American Death Metal with a strong nod to Cianide as well as Destroyer 666. They have an excellent new album available for you to buy as well, entitled Tyrant of All Tyrants. https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/DeathCult/3540338971 https://doordierecords.bandcamp.com/album/tyrant-of-all-tyrants https://www.facebook.com/DeathcultChicago/ http://caligarirecords.storenvy.com/