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Interview by Kris PetersThe Australian music scene was undeniably strong in the 1990s, with bands like Blood Duster, Dreamkillers, Armoured Angel and Damaged just to name a few carving a name for themselves in that era.It was a time before the internet, where bands had to promote themselves in a vastly different way, pasting posters onto telegraph poles and spruiking their upcoming shows at other gigs in order to get their music heard. There was no easy way. It was pure persistence and willpower just getting your name out there.One of the bands to emerge from Brisbane in the early 90s was Crypt, an old-school death metal act who refused to take no for an answer.Quickly making themselves heard with their 1994 demo cassette Excruciating Agony, Crypt set about sonically dismantling all before them, with their 1998 album El Nino irrefutably painting their name onto a sonic landscape that may never be rivalled.Then Crypt disbanded, and, despite a couple of East Coast tours in 2016 and 2017, remained in limbo seemingly never to return.Well, return they have for Necrosonic Festival at Brisbane's Mansfield Tavern on August 31, with guitarist Nathan joining HEAVY to discuss the past, present and future of Crypt.We discussed Necrosonic Festival, where Crypt is set to perform their last show. Nathan reminisced about the thriving metal scene in Brisbane during the 90s, highlighting the camaraderie and social vibe among bands, plus provided insights into the upcoming 30th anniversary celebration of the demo cassette Excruciating Agony at Necrosonic by discussing plans to play the demo in full.He also shared details about the recording of a new song called Chilling Madness and the band's nostalgic collaboration with the original demo artwork artist for the new song's artwork. We also discussed their sound and where it came from, and dived deep into Crypt's past and more.Necrosonic Festival features Psycroptic, Lo!, Misery, Astrodeath, Crypt, Bulletbelt, Potion, Bloody Tyrant and more. Tickets from https://necrosonicfestival.com/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Melbourne grindcore/death metal outfit Remains are making their way to Queensland in the near future, nailing down one of thirty spots at the inaugural Necrosonic Festival to be held at Brisbane's Mansfield Tavern on August 31.Despite forming only five years ago, Remains have quickly built a formidable reputation on the live circuit, with the vast experience of members - who have previously been in highly reputed bands such as Blood Duster, Captain Cleanoff, The Kill, Fuck I'm Dead, King and The Day Everything Became Nothing - helping Remains gain an early solid fan base until the sheer brutality of their music forced others to follow suit.HEAVY recently caught up with Tonebone to find out what Brisbane can expect.In the full interview, Tonebone talks about the atmosphere backstage at larger local festivals, who he is most looking forward to seeing, the re-emergence of the Australian metal festivals, what to expect from a Remains live performance, three songs to listen to in order to get to know the band, their style of music and how best to describe it, establishing their own identity with a collection of members from other well-known bands, new music, future plans and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Interview by Kris PetersIf you used only the sheer brutality of their music as a guide, it would be easy and highly probable to imagine Werewolves to be a serious metal band. Their music is soul-destroying and intense, pummelling your senses from every angle before regrouping to smash you in places you didn't even know existed.No shit.But when you listen to or read an interview with any of the three members - or even read the quotes in their press releases - then it becomes blatantly obvious that there is a plethora of riches simmering just below the surface that generally manifest themselves by way of humour or self-depreciation.Because Werewolves are not a by-the-numbers, regulated behemoth, They are a formidable force of nature with a laconic, Australian sense of humour who actually give little fucks to what is happening around them as long as they get to immortalise the problem in verse.Ten years ago a fresh and ambitious death metal outfit featuring three well-known musicians of the Australian heavy scene - Sam Bean (The Berzerker), Matt Wilcock (The Berzerker, Akercocke) and Dave Haley (Psycroptic, Ruins, Blood Duster) - boldly declared their intent to release one each year for the next decade.Fast-forward to today and Werewolves are about to successfully hit the halfway point with their fifth entry Die For Us, which will be released over several platforms starting with Bandcamp on July 12 then everywhere else from July 19.HEAVY caught up with vocalist/bass player Sam Bean last night to find out just how brutal album number five is going to be."This one's a little bit different," he measured when we asked how he was feeling about Die For Us. "It's a self-release this one, so there's been a lot of moving parts. Whereas with the other ones, we'd just roll up to each album release basically in a carriage with horses and the red carpet treatment (smiles), this time around there was a lot of moving, spinning plates that we were having to keep spinning. Normally, we'd already be on our victory lap even before the album is released. Now we're very much just staring at that date and crossing the fingers that all goes well. We're quite a bit more nervous this time around that everything happens as it should. As for the response for the album, we don't worry about that. We never worry about that. We've got a pretty heinous slab of death metal that we know is absolutely stupendous, and that the title track - the very first thing that anyone will hear when listening to the album - is just gonna knock both their socks off and then some. We're not worried about that. We're worried about the boring bullshit out back of house (laughs)."In the full interview, Sam talks more about the musical side of Die For Us, the brutality of their music and how the band gets that tough exterior, having Rok from Sadistik Exekution guest on one of the tracks, keeping up with their promise of one album a year for ten years, the pros and cons of releasing an album yourself, the term Caveman Death Metal that has been thrust upon them, maintaining the rage and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Kirstie Marshall becomes the first woman to breastfeed in Australian parliament. Experts warn of the dangers of botox and everyone misses Aaliyah. The Grammy Awards honour Norah Jones and Eminem shows up to collect for a change. New albums from Blood Duster and we look at Appleton's connection to the song 'Don't Call Me Dude' by Scatterbrain.  Plus we've got video game awards, a new novel from John Grisham, male appendages and so much more. Hang with us on socials to chat more noughties nostalgia - Facebook (@tminus20) or Instagram (tminus20podcast). You can also contact us there if you want to be a part of the show.

Pete, Chris, and Joey go Down Under for another episode, this time with a feature on the disgraced police detective, Roger Rogerson. His involvement with drugs, bribes, false confessions, and murder are discussed in detail. They interview a former Australian federal police officer, Mick, about the iconic case.Joey has the horns in the metal segment for his feature on Sadistik Exekution as part of an all-Australian lineup of bands in the episode. Plus, a new Killer Cage Match, a mayhem story from Pete, karaoke madness, and much moreMusic by Sadistik Exekution, Blood Duster, and In Malice's Wake.Order any of Pete's books on his new website with a great online store.Follow Joey's Goremonger page for updates on his music and his distro, FTA Records.Go to Murder Metal Mayhem to listen to our show, buy official merch, learn more about the podcast, join the 666 Club and more.Spreading like the case of the clap in a trailer park. MurderMetalMayhem.comSpreading like the case of the clap in a trailer park. MurderMetalMayhem.com

The metal underground scene is never more alive than when the crushing brutality of a fresh extreme metal band begins to simmer deep in the underbelly.Battle lines are drawn and the diehards are quick to judge, often inadvertently forcing fledgling bands to remain in the shadows longer than they perhaps should.For, make no mistake, when you strike your first public note in defiance if the angry mob turn on you the landscape can suddenly feel more devoid of life and further away than ever before.Not that Australia's newest extremists need have worried.Boasting a pedigree of former members of Aussie metal royalty in Blood Duster, Captain Cleanoff, The Kill, Fuck I'm Dead, King, and The Day Everything Became Nothing, Melbourne outfit Remains have always had the right DNA for success.Since forming in 2019 Remains has taken a more measured approach to their art, drip feeding music recently in the lead up to their debut album Grind Til Death which is set to unleash Hell on July 15.With 18 tracks of sonic intensity packaged into just 35 minutes of playing time, Grind Til Death is an album that doesn't have to sing its own praises.The proof is right there in the listening.HEAVY caught up with frontman Tony ‘Tone Bone' Forde ahead of this Friday's album release."We've pretty much been classed as a deathgrind band, but it has a lot of elements,” he explained of the band's sound. “I've been seeing a few reviews saying there's some Swedish touches and a bit of a black metal type vibe as well. A lot of blast beats, heap of grind stuff, some cool, rocky, catchy riffs. It's very punishing to the ears."With an aggressive blending of death metal and grindcore genres, Remains music is loud, brash and unapologetic, with Forde under no illusions it won't appeal to the wider metal community.“Whether the fans like it or not it's what we do and we play what we like to play,” he shrugged. “We've been listening to this type of music for a long, long time."In the full interview, Tony talks about the album process, what they discussed as a band going into it, the singles released and if they represent the album's overall sound, having Joe Haley from Psycroptic mix and master the album, the formation of Remains from so many fan favourites, future plans and more.

Brisbane metal legends MINUS LIFE are back with their long awaited sophomore album ‘Contorted Reality' out on October 1st.It's been 17 years since the band released their highly acclaimed debut 'Eternal Urban Megacide' which saw them become one of the biggest metal bands out of Brisbane, touring nationally and sharing the stage with Arch Enemy, Slayer, The Haunted, Dark Tranquility, Nevermore, Mastadon, Psycroptic, Alarum, Alchemist, Blood Duster and many more!The Everblack Podcast caught up with Minus Life frontman Scott Moss to talk about the long awaited new record ‘Contorted Reality', how his travels have influenced his lyrics, incredible orchestrations by drummer Travis Henderson, re-recording their classic track ‘Bodies On Fire, upcoming launch show and more!Minis Life - ‘Contorted Reality is out October 1st.Get your copy of the album here: https://minuslife.bandcamp.com/album/contorted-reality-2***EVERBLACK PODCAST***SUBSCRIBE and STREAM HERE: https://linktr.ee/EverblackPodcastwww.everblack.com.auwww.facebook.com/Everblackmedia Thanks to : Deathwish Hotrods & KustomsRW Promotion Blacklight AD Screenprinting Electric WitchEverblack intro theme by Jaymes Jackson

Pete, Chris, and Joey tear apart another episode with a feature on the controversial 1924 Chicago case of Leopold and Loeb.  Their planning, abduction, and thrill kill of a 14-year-old boy, and the trial that shook America to its core are dissected.  Author and retired professor, Dr. Harold Schecter. is interviewed and part of the conversation.CK calls in to talk about the metal band, Byzantine, plus other news.  A new Killer Cage Match, karaoke destruction, and much more is in store.Music by Byzantine, Blood Duster, and Cancer.Brought to you by Pete Altieri (author).66fuckin6 music by Onslaught.Visit Harold Schecter online and order his books.Order Pete's new book, Creation of Chaos III now!  Download his audiobook on Audible here.Follow Joey's Goremonger page for updates on his music and his distro, FTA Records.Go to Murder Metal Mayhem to listen to our show!Order one of the new MMM shirts with the zombie design from Jeff Gaither!Like us on Facebook, Follow us on Twitter, and Subscribe to our YouTube channel.Join the 666 Club and become a Patreon supporter of the show.  Only $3 a month for bonus content, VIP access, discounts on merch and more!Check out Pete's other podcast on horror, Voice Of Dread.Karaoke by I Kill Karaoke

It's hard to believe that around 10 years ago a native Australian bird that quietly went about its business identifying as a King Parrot was about to have its identity and status unceremoniously ripped from its majestic wings and would forevermore play second fiddle to its new namesake.Yes, people, Melbourne grindcore (for want of having to label the mayhem) outfit King Parrot this year celebrate a decade of destroying stages around not only their home country but also that of the world at large.It is a journey that has seen the band rub shoulders with and work alongside some of the biggest names in the business, but throughout the quartet have remained true to their roots and their ability to mix lashings of humor and finesse to an otherwise destructive form of music.HEAVY caught up with frontman and Carnivore of Chaos Matt Young (Youngy) to reminisce on the story so far…"It's pretty cool man,” Youngy smiled, the enormity of the occasion seemingly dawning upon him as we spoke. “Reflecting back on the last 10 years it's been a crazy sort of ride for a band doing what we do. We've been very lucky and grateful to have the opportunities we've had, and we have destroyed a lot of stages around the world (laughs). Hopefully, we can get out there a little bit over the next six months and continue doing that. The tour that we've planned is more of a gradual tour spaced out over the next six months because we figured that we wouldn't be doing much else in terms of touring overseas or anything like that so we just gave ourselves a chance - like everyone else we've had the last year off - so this gives us the opportunity to get back into things and hopefully get around the country and play some shows and see all our friends and people we haven't seen in quite some time now."King Parrot have left their mark, influence, and respect on audiences around the world, a surprising feat given the in-your-face and aggressive style of music that spews forth from the stage every time they perform. Their appeal – especially for a more extreme metal band – is universal and overwhelming, a point not lost on Youngy and the rest of the band.“Initially the idea with King Parrot was to... I guess recreate... or more pay homage to all the Aussie bands we grew up listening to and loved,” he measured, “or in Squiz's case were part of (laughs). That was the idea, to try and create a band that was really an underground sounding band, not necessarily any specific genre so to speak, but to incorporate the elements of grindcore and thrash and punk rock and hardcore stuff and put it all into a unique sounding band that was influenced by stuff like Blood Duster, Damaged, Sadistik Exekution, Alchemist, you name it, and of those bands that were there and at the forefront of the scene when we were growing up. We wanted to create our own version of that so I guess as the band developed we grew and we lost a member here and lost a member there we wanted to bring in people that were not only committed to touring but were also able to bring something to the table and the band. Having people like Squiz and Slatts - who's basically been there from the start anyway - and now Toddy as well who has been in the band a long time as well, but having those sorts of characters and people who could bring their own element and flavor without having to do anything... the beauty of King Parrot is that we're just ourselves. We don't have to put anything else on, don't have to wear a mask, or do anything other than be ourselves. I think that's probably what has held us in good stead over the years. We just do King Parrot and that's all we know how to do. You either like it or you don't. If you don't, get fucked, if you do let's party.”In the full interview Youngy runs us through some band and personal highlights over the journey, details the band's success both in Australia and overseas, talks about the upcoming anniversary tour and what to expect, hints at new music, speaks about King Parrot's continuing approach to supporting up and coming Australian bands, the balance between professionalism and levity within the band and how important both roles are and more.

Matt 'Skitz' Sanders is one of Australia's most iconic extreme metal drummers. Best known for forming Damaged in Ballarat back in 1988 and then going on to play with bands such as Blood Duster, King Parrot, Terrorust, Sadistik Exekution, Abramelin and many more. Skitz is going around the country for his Metal for the Grave tour in April 2021, where he is resurrecting some of Australia's greatest extreme metal songs from the grave with an all-star Aussie metal cast. For people in Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra, Ballarat, Newcastle and Brisbane, grab your tickets from Your Mate Bookings. METAL FROM THE GRAVE - 2021 TOUR April 15 - Canberra at The Basement April 16 - Sydney at The Vanguard April 17 - Newcastle at Hamilton Station Hotel April 23 - Ballarat at The Eastern April 24 - Melbourne at The Bendigo April 30 - Brisbane at The Flamin Galah May 1 - Adelaide at Enigma Bar Show notes Check out Matt's Blast Abyss Drum Studio via Facebook Represented by Your Mate Bookings where you can also pick up tickets for Matt's Metal for the Grave tour. Stalk me via the usual stuff below; Join me on PATREON! Follow me on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Spotify | YouTube Donate/Shout Me a Beer via this link. Visit my Discogs, eBay and Bandcamp stores Listen to LORD on Spotify | Apple Music | Bandcamp (including merch) Follow LORD via Main Website | Facebook

Do you want more? Well, yeah, obviously you do. And actually you always did, we just forgot (our filing and organisation is, if you can believe it, lacking. I know.) BUT HERE THEY ARE - THE THREE LAST SONGS OF OUR SUPER REQUEST SEASON! NO FOR REAL. WE'RE NOT JUST WALKING OFF STAGE TO WALK BACK ON AGAIN. HOUSE LIGHTS ARE ON. Thanks so much to everyone who submitted, you've been a great audience, in particular, for this ep, Tickdracy, Vincent and Daniel. Keep your ear to the ground for further super request tour announcements later! We've loved doing this and, as always, love those five stars, baby.  Speaking of, with Season 9 on the way, if you haven't left us a 5 star rating or review, it's the perfect time for a signal boost right now!  Alright, we got time for one more... make some noise! SONGS COVERED: The Killing Joke - the Death and Resurrection Show Blood Duster - Porn Store Stiffi Incubus - Drive Theme music by Sweet Potato (aka Wax Ecstatic) Editing and audio engineering by Adam Buncher Like this episode? This podcast? It's better with friends. Help our community grow and give us more opportunities by getting the word out to those who you think will also enjoy it!  Join us on the Hottest 100s and 1000s Discord to shoot the shit about music and anything else https://discord.gg/2QzzJ2kpx3 For extra content related to this episode, and more, come join us the other places we hang out - LIKE HOTTEST 100S AND 1000S ON FACEBOOK: hottest100sand1000s FOLLOW HOTTEST 100S AND 1000S ON TWITTER: @Hottest100s AND GET IN TOUCH WITH YOUR HOSTS: @AndrewM138 | @NLFHarrison See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you want more? Well, yeah, obviously you do. And actually you always did, we just forgot (our filing and organisation is, if you can believe it, lacking. I know.) BUT HERE THEY ARE - THE THREE LAST SONGS OF OUR SUPER REQUEST SEASON! NO FOR REAL. WE'RE NOT JUST WALKING OFF STAGE TO WALK BACK ON AGAIN. HOUSE LIGHTS ARE ON. Thanks so much to everyone who submitted, you've been a great audience, in particular, for this ep, Tickdracy, Vincent and Daniel. Keep your ear to the ground for further super request tour announcements later! We've loved doing this and, as always, love those five stars, baby.  Speaking of, with Season 9 on the way, if you haven't left us a 5 star rating or review, it's the perfect time for a signal boost right now!  Alright, we got time for one more... make some noise! SONGS COVERED: The Killing Joke - the Death and Resurrection Show Blood Duster - Porn Store Stiffi Incubus - Drive Theme music by Sweet Potato (aka Wax Ecstatic) Editing and audio engineering by Adam Buncher Like this episode? This podcast? It's better with friends. Help our community grow and give us more opportunities by getting the word out to those who you think will also enjoy it!  For extra content related to this episode, and more, come join us the other places we hang out - LIKE HOTTEST 100S AND 1000S ON FACEBOOK: hottest100sand1000s FOLLOW HOTTEST 100S AND 1000S ON TWITTER: @Hottest100s AND GET IN TOUCH WITH YOUR HOSTS: @AndrewM138 | @NLFHarrison See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is an audio combo of 3 video reviews/chinwags I've done on the YouTube channel lately! Links below for each of them, enjoy! Thanks to RODE Mics for the gear, and to the following bands for the riffs: Sumeru, No Apologies, Blood Duster, Pod People, Grim Rhythm, Hobo Magic, Potion, Jungle Fever, Dropsaw, Hard Luck, Mindsnare, White Male Dumbinance and Outright. Sumeru - https://youtu.be/wX0Hg_9LTJA 6 Australian Riffs - https://youtu.be/zeMd1VuNF5A 6 Australian Hardcore Riffs - https://youtu.be/PJqBoLrAq8c

Welcome to The Void 333, a new weekly show hosted by Christina Rowatt and Josh Watkins, both music lunatics with a deep love for all things heavy and unpopular culture. On this week's show, we have Pantera tour manager Guy Sykes on Pantera live in Moscow 1991 - our first "Great Moment in Rock History," Jordan McDonald of Frankie's Pizza (Sydney's most epic rock dive bar) PLUS Melbourne idiot and Blood Duster legend Jason "PC" Fuller on why live music sucks in our first "I'll Fight You" segment. Yeah, he said it.  Watch on YouTube

Where to start? It is getting beyond hectic to keep pace with the heavy scene here in Australia. It feels like not a week goes by without discovering more new blood from all points of a very wide and talented spectrum. Incredible psych jams (Comacozer, Zong, Pseudo Mind Hive, Frozen Planet…1969), punishing doom and sludge (Merchant, Religious Observance, Summonus, Potion), searing heavy rock (Witchskull, Sumeru, Peeping Tom, Motherslug, Wicked City, Arrowhead) and all points in between, the scene ‘down under’ is literally overflowing and the quality is high. I’ve always felt a great deal of pride when our bands are heard and recognized around the globe. Recent years have seen bands such as Child, Riff Fist, and Powder for Pigeons playing their way around the festivals in Europe, in fact, one of our most electrifying bands is Hobo Magic and they are about to relocate to Europe and give being a touring band a red-hot crack. Arrowhead and Witchskull signing to Ripple Music and Rise Above respectively. Turtle Skull signing up with excellent Australian label Art as Catharsis. We cheer on every such success for our bands. There is a long, rich history of heavy music here which fits the ‘Doomed & Stoned’ vibe, and whilst some it has been heard I suspect much of it has flown under the radar over the years. For reference to some of our classic and much revered bands, I refer you to Christbait, Clagg, Dern Rutlidge, Budd, Thumlock, Pod People, Peeping Tom (not the Mike Patton version, this band is waaaay better and were around long before old mate Mike came along!), Pillow, Ahkmed, Warped, Blood Duster, Stiff Meat and Rollerball – a decent starting point anyway, this draws some Oz blood for you. Great news that accompanies this compilation is the resurrection of Pod People, who were previously signed to Rise Above Records and have been dormant for many years. You will find their track ‘Back to Reality’ here on the compilation, and they will be making a triumphant return at Sun Burn Festival in late 2019. Time to hit the road and get this into your speakers! A huge hell yeah to all of the bands who have contributed to the compilation, and to Billy at Doomed and Stoned for his support of the Australian scene, and scenes the world over. Thank you to all the bands for your patience, and more importantly, for bringing life and fire to the stages around the country (and beyond!). Cheers, Clint Willis Hand of Doom Radio Curator, Doomed & Stoned in Australia

Pete and Chris explode into episode 41 with a bloody feature on the DC Snipers, John Muhammad and Lee Malvo, who terrorized the Washington DC area and beyond in 2002. Plus, a live skype call from CK on the band, Savatage, and their contribution to the early Florida metal scene as well as creating the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Pete does the second part of the hilarious Freddy Frankfurter saga, a new Killer Cage Match, Chris with a good mayhem story about falling on ice, and more karaoke bastardization.Music by Savatage, Blood Duster, White Chapel, and Warbeast.Go to www.MurderMetalMayhem for all the latest news, listen to all the past shows, and buy some killer MMM merch!Go to www.PeteAltieri.com to buy Pete's books and get the latest on what he's doing writing horror stories and novels!Karaoke by I Kill Karaokewww.ReverbNation.com/ikillkaraoke

Christina and Michele reflect on Jeff Buckley 21 years after his death, Liz Taylor's incredible charity work, Stevie Nicks always having a fire burning, the connection between Van Halen and Blood Duster, being an underage waif in a bar, transformative teachers, Renaissance men, praying to Elvis, the elusive Muse, and the usual innuendo on romance, sex and ridiculousness you've come to expect.

"It will be the first time we will be playing all this new material for people in the regional areas," enthused Matt Young, vocalist for Australia's own hardcore legends King Parrot. "I think a lot of the places that we're playing on this tour we haven't been to for maybe a year or two for some of them. Some of the places in FNQ we've never played at. It will be the first time that some of the people have ever had a dose of King Parrot so it's pretty exciting for us."The ability to give back musically to more regional areas is important to Youngy, with memories of his own youth and experiences a driving factor behind the decision to expand out of the capital cities."It's super important," Youngy stressed. "To me growing up in a regional area myself I know how much I enjoyed and appreciated when bands made the effort to come and play in those places. I always loved it when bands like Blood Duster or Damaged or Adrenalin or Warped or Max Pelican or any of these bands that were popular when I was growing up, I loved the fact they would come and give local bands the opportunity to share the stage with them. I just think it's important to grow and develop the scene and give local bands the chance to play with bands that have done international touring and all that sort of shit. It helps make it a bit more real for them and keeps the scene alive. I know when I was young growing up that's exactly what it did for me and fuelled my drive to be able to now play in King Parrot. I really like the idea of giving back a bit."To hear the full answers to these questions plus an in-depth view of touring life, including what King Parrot do to keep themselves interested on the road, who the best band member is to have on tour as well as the most annoying, plus a typical day of life on the road King Parrot style and a bit of information on the support band Child Bite plus more, tune in to the audio above.Kris Peters

This week my guest is Slatts (King Parrot), back for a second time to chat about the new King Parrot record, 'Ugly Produce' as well as their recent touring jaunts about the globe. Good chinwag, good Blood Duster worship. BRUTAL! King Parrot 'Ugly Produce' Tour Dates: Wed 13th December – Badlands - Perth Thu 14th December – Uni Bar - Adelaide Fri 15th December – 170 Russell - Melbourne Sat 16th December – The Factory - Sydney Sun 17th December – The Triffid - Brisbane Check out King Parrot here: https://www.facebook.com/kingparrotband/ Check out Ear Buds here: https://www.facebook.com/earbudsnetwork Check me out here: https://www.facebook.com/obliviousmaximuspodcast/

This week my guest is Jason Fuller (Blood Duster, Goatsound), we caught up at Goatsound to discuss what he has been doing for the last two years, recording, wrapping up Blood Duster and recording 28 bands in one day, BRUTAL! Check out Jason here: http://goatsound.com/ Check out Ear Buds here: http://earbudsnetwork.com/ Check me out here: http://obliviousmaximus.net/

Episode #2! This week my guest is Jason Fuller (Blood Duster, The Ruiner, Goatsound Studios), ever wanted to hear a bit over an hour of conversation about Blood Duster, Metal and Recording with lots of profanities? I HAVE, so here it is. If you're easily offended, maybe skip this one, otherwise, enjoy! PS, the audio quality on this one isn't great, apologies in advance, these things happen when you start doing something for the first time, next one will be better!

Jason Fuller speaks to Rodney Holder about his professional career in the music business. Jason is veteran of the Australian heavy music scene who has played in his rock and roll grindcore band "Blood Duster" for over twenty three years. Jason is a song writer, performer, manager, publicist, promoter, producer, studio owner, comedian and entrepreneur.  This is an action packed episode about a DIY punk rock ethos had to evolve to music business entrepreneurship in order to survive the insanely crazy music industry. 

Mike Zombie chose this episode’s album for review: Blood Duster’s 1996 album “Yeest.” All three hosts give their thoughts, and ultimately say whether or not it’s worth checking out. After the review, listener feedback is heard, and one of the … More > The post Devil Horns 002: Blood Duster – Yeest appeared first on Devil Horns.