Podcast appearances and mentions of chris reifert

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Send us a Text Message. On episode #49 of the Tampa Morgue we are joined by legendary vocalist/drummer Chris Reifert (Autopsy, Violation Wound, Abscess, Death, The Ravenous). Chris talks about his gore filled Death metal journey that has been rotting for over 30 years and much more. We also talk to one of the organizers Diana of the 24th Kilkim Žaibu Extreme Metal festival taking place in Lithuania. See you at the Morgue! Autopsy- Disembowel Violation Wound-Off With His headAbscess-Poison MessiahEatMyFuk-Wet Slit and Bottle of WhiskeyAutopsy-Toxic Death Fuck original air date 6/20/2024 contact: thetampamorgue@gmail.com  The Tampa Morgue Podcast can be found on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, Apple Podcasts, YouTube and most places you listen to your podcasts. See you at the Morgue!  

We got to talk to Death metal legend Chris Reifert of Autopsy about his history with music/metal, the early Bay area metal scene, how he met Chuck Shuldiner and what his experiences in Death were like, and then dove into the early days of Autopsy with a lot of great stories/insights about recording Severed Survival, Mental Funeral, &  more!  Find more bonus content over at our Patreon: Patreon Other Links to listen: Youtube iTunes Google Play Spotify Stitcher

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Welcome back metal heads to another episode of The Great Metal Debate podcast. I'm Xander and today we will be talking about the brand new album by the old school death metal band Autopsy titled Morbidity Triumphant. I've been a fan of this band for a good 11 years now ever since an old friend of mine showed me their first two classic albums Severed Survival and Mental Funeral. I have always enjoyed the harrowing vocals of Chris Reifert and respected him for his ability to not only be the lead vocalist but the drummer at the same time! Its extremely rare for a drummer to be doing vocals in any genre of music. As for the band's later records, I found myself enjoying Macabre Eternal and Headless Ritual. Morbidity Triumphant is the band's first album in 8 years since the release of 2014's Tourniquets, Hacksaws and Graves. This band has made a name for itself over the last three decades and have achieved legendary status among all metalheads. It is a shame that I have never seen them in concert, especially since they managed to unintentionally create a brand new form of mosh pit during the last Maryland Death Fest. I have to keep it G-rated so I won't talk about that here, but if you know ... you know. Kicking things off we have the first track titled "Stabbed In The Brain". We are immediately blown away by the immense power of Chris' drums and not even a minute into the track we have our first of many chaotic guitar solos. It is everything that you can come to expect from a band like Autopsy. Next we have a song called "Final Frost". It is yet another solid track where the vocals continue to stand out as always. There is just something about the way Chris' vocal sound that give it that extra zombie horror vibe. I especially like the way the song ends with the vocals being dragged along as the music fades out. The guitar intro for "The Voracious One" has a very windy but rhythmic sound. Danny Coralles and Eric Cutler make the music for this track sound like rock music but with Chris's monstrous voice layered over it. It almost sounds a little groovy in a way. "Born In Blood" is another banger and so is "Flesh Strewn Temple". "Tapestry of Scars" and "Knife Slice, Axe Chop" had their incredible moments along with audible bass in the sound mix. Greg Wilkinson is the newest addition to the line-up and does an outstanding job filling in for bass. Moving on we have a song titled "Skin by Skin" where we hear more of the bass in the beginning accompanied by a cavernous bellow by the vocalist and his very slow drum beat. This one is honestly kind of a boring track and it serves as filler. Sure, the song picks up in speed a litte but only for one part. The guitar solo was also sorta mediocre. "Maggots in the Mirror" is a much faster track that I could see a crowd of people doing a circle pit. It definitely seems like this album can't make up its mind whether or not it wants to be fast or slow. There's a pattern. Slow songs then fast songs, slow songs then fast songs. "Slaughter of Souls" goes back to being slow again, almost as if this entire album is meant for High Intensity Interval Training. "Your Eyes Will Turn to Dust" is the final track on this album and its the same formulaic approach. Starting slow, then picking up the pase only to go into death doom territory. This is the type of thing that Autopsy has always done. Sure, it's great death metal but at the same time its really hard to get into it when there's no real twist or turns. Morbidity Triumphant is not a bad album. In fact this album is really good just like all of their other albums with the exception of Shit Fun. We don't talk about that album. Every great band has their magnum opus and every great band eventually has their St. Anger. I love Autopsy. Autopsy is a band that never strays from the path of brutality, which is why I highly respect them. So with all things considered, I'm going to give Morbidity Triumphant an 8 out of 10.

Chris Reifert of Autopsy chats about The Maryland Death Fest, the multigenerational audience at the shows and the band's newest release, "Morbidity Triumphant." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brutally-delicious/message

Autopsy just dropped their new album "Morbidity Triumphant", so I chatted with him about life during the pandemic, the new album, his love of cats, being a radio show host, hernias and much more

Death metal legend Chris Reifert is our guest this week on The MetalSucks Podcast! In this week's episode, Reifert joined host Petar and discussed the unicorn that was GG Allin, what it was like performing right after pandemic restrictions were lifted, how he can over tinker with songs if he allows them to linger without being released, and the new album having a real feeling and sense of urgency.  They also get down to Reifert's criteria of blindly buying an album in the '80's, how he never wanted to re-record a classic Autopsy album, his thoughts on commemorating Scream Bloody Gore as it reaches its 35th anniversary, and the biggest difference between death metal fans from the early days compared to now. Later on in the show, Petar and Jozalyn discuss Jim Root's comments on being “unsure” about the new Slipknot album, how we as fans have had trouble connecting to mainstream metal albums in 2022, celebrating the 30th anniversary of Alice In Chains' Dirt and our thoughts on the potential Dio museum. Song: Autopsy - “Skin By Skin” Song: Autopsy - “Knife Slice, Axe Chop” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Reifert rejoins FANTASM to talk about the new Autopsy record, Morbidity Triumphant. Order HERE: https://autopsy.lnk.to/MorbidityTriumphant

I recently recently had the opportunity to catch up with Scott Pivarnick (False Prophet/SP Custom Guitars) in Seattle, WA, while he was filling in on bass for Incantation for their The Age of Vile Divinities tour. Always humble and cool as hell, Scott was awesome enough to take some time out of his busy day to talk about the tour, some highlights so far (including being joined on stage by Death legends Rick Rozz and Chris Reifert), his experience as a guitarist-turned-bassist, post-tour plans, and other random awesomeness. Always cool to catch up with friends. Support live music! Incantation links: Official Website: www.incantation.com Official Facebook: https://facebook.com/IncantationOfficial Incantation Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/296206031638788 Instagram: www.instagram.com/incantation_official Bandcamp: https://incantation666.bandcamp.com Misery Point Radio Links: (Merch, Websites, Social Media, Radio Station) https://linktr.ee/MiseryPointRadio Misery Point Radio is part of the Spoilerverse network. www.spoilerverse.com #miserypointradio #podcast #interview #musicpodcast #spoilerverse #incantation #spcustomguitarsusa #falseprophet #metal #sectoftheviledivinities #ageoftheviledivinities #radio #seattle #elcorazon #tourlife            

Unfortunately, this week Aaron was unable to join us. So with his blessing, your "Cool Uncle Snowy" set out and enlisted a suitable co host. Death Metal trailblazer (and good friend) Lori Bravo (ex-Nuclear Death) has dropped her amazing new solo album "Bare Bones". So it made for a perfect opportunity to get her back on the show again. We discuss the new album, her almost relationship with Autopsy's Chris Reifert and the impending ND Moribund reissues. Miss. Bravo was happy to share the spotlight with death noise rockers Yautja. The outfit just dropped their new record "The Lurch" via Relapse. We got drummer Tyler Coburn on the horn to give us the 411. Musically, we crank the aforementioned Yautja and Bravo records + some Nuclear Death, Autopsy, Graveripper, Debauchery, Impetigo and Mutilation Rites.   This Episode is sponsored by Trve Kvlt Coffee. Summon the coffee demons to possess yourself a cup today! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Listen Live Thursday's at 8pm eastern on Pure Rock Radio

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Death fue una influyente banda estadounidense de death metal, género al cual habrían dado el nombre junto a Possessed y su primer demo Death Metal. Considerada como de las principales pioneras del género, fue fundada en 1983 por su vocalista, guitarrista y principal compositor Chuck Schuldiner. La banda se disolvió tras la muerte de éste, a finales del 2001 a causa de una neumonía asociada al cáncer.El grupo fue formado en 1983 por Chuck Schuldiner, un muchacho de Florida de 15 años, junto a dos amigos, Kam Lee (batería) y Rick Rozz (guitarra), bajo el nombre Mantas (como tributo al guitarrista de Venom). Grabaron una demo de cuatro temas llamado Death by Metal, al mismo tiempo que se formaban otras bandas precursoras del género musical, como Possessed y Celtic Frost. Más tarde, en 1984 la banda cambia su nombre a Death y editan otro demo titulado Reign of Terror. En marzo de 1985 se registra su tercer demo, Infernal Death. Chuck se traslada a San Francisco y deja a Rick y a Kam que fundaron más tarde la banda Massacre. Ya en San Francisco, Chuck conoce al baterista Chris Reifert de Autopsy y al guitarrista John Hand. El grupo tuvo la colaboración en los ensayos del bajista Steve Digiorgio (Sadus), y, en 1986, graban la demo que les conseguiría su primer contrato discográfico serio: Mutilation. El grupo firma con la compañía Combat Records y un año más tarde queda registrado Scream Bloody Gore, su primer disco de larga duración. En 1988 Chuck se separa de John y Chris, y Rick Rozz (guitarra) se incorpora nuevamente a la banda, junto a él se unen Terry Butler en el bajo y Bill Andrews en la batería. Death continuó componiendo temas y lanzó Leprosy, su segundo disco. Tras esto, Rozz deja la banda y lo reemplaza James Murphy. La banda lanzó el álbum Spiritual Healing en 1990, el cual presentaba un sonido más técnico que las anteriores grabaciones. Durante la gira hubo diferencias en la banda y Chuck fue expulsado y reemplazado por otro vocalista. La formación no duró mucho ya que Rozz (anterior guitarra de la banda) reclutó a Butler y Andrews para relanzar el proyecto de Massacre y James formó parte de otras bandas como Obituary y Testament. Chuck volvió al grupo en 1991, reclutando a Paul Masvidal, Sean Reinert y a Steve Digiorgio. El lanzamiento del cuarto álbum, Human, estuvo a cargo de la discográfica Relativity Records. El disco significó un giro hacia el death metal técnico. El grupo grabó además su primer video musical, Lack of Comprehension, dirigido por David Bellino. Al año siguiente lanzaron el álbum recopilatorio Fate - The Best of Death. El siguiente álbum de Death fue lanzado en 1993 bajo el título Individual Thought Patterns. Gene Hoglan (batería) de Dark Angel, Andy LaRoque (King Diamond) y Steve Digiorgio se encargaron de crearlo. Poco después grabaron el segundo vídeo musical, The Philosopher. En 1995, Death firmó con la compañía discográfica Roadrunner Records y lanzó Symbolic, cambiando nuevamente los miembros del grupo, con excepción de Hoglan; los puestos fueron ocupados por Kelly Conlon en el bajo y Bobby Koelble en la guitarra. Chuck Schuldiner dejó el grupo durante algún tiempo para dedicarse a un nuevo proyecto, Control Denied. Poco después de haber grabado el primer álbum de Control Denied, a Chuck Schuldiner se le diagnosticó un tumor cerebral. El vocalista continuó con Death y se unieron a la banda los músicos Shannon Hamm (guitarra), Scott Clendinin (bajo) y Richard Christy (batería). En 1998, bajo la discográfica Nuclear Blast, lanzaron su último disco: The Sound of Perseverance. Entre sus canciones se encuentra un cover del tema Painkiller de Judas Priest. La enfermedad de Schuldiner empeoró, y varios músicos, revistas y compañías discográficas subastaron instrumentos con el objetivo de financiar su tratamiento. Después de que se diagnosticara la enfermedad de Chuck, Nuclear Blast lanzó en 2001 dos trabajos en vivo: Live in L.A. (Death & Raw) y Live in Eindhoven, grabado en el Dynamo Festival de 1998. El jueves 13 de diciembre de 2001 Chuck Schuldiner, de treinta y cuatro años de edad, falleció de una neumonía producto del cáncer.En 2013 los integrantes de la era del disco Human volvieron a juntarse, rindiendo tributo a su difunto lider Chuck Schuldiner, para la realización de una serie de conciertos a favor de la Fundación Sweet Relief en América y Europa.

Producer Randy Burns talks about recording Chuck Schuldiner during the Death 'Scream Bloody Gore' sessions. This excerpt was taken from a full in bloom interview with producer/engineer Randy Burns. You can listen to the entire interview @ fullinbloom.com: https://fullinbloom.com/death-scream-bloody-gore-inside-the-album-w-producer-randy-burns-full-in-bloom-interivew-chuck-schuldiner-chris-reifert/ Print interview with drummer Chris Reifert: https://fullinbloom.com/chris-reifert-death-autopsy-abscess-drummer-the-full-in-bloom-legacy-interview/ Hit the subscribe button & click the bell if you would like to be notified as new interviews & excerpts are uploaded. Song by FOOL OF FATE

Featuring my talks with J-F Dagenais of Kataklysm; Robin Staps of The Ocean Collective & Chris Reifert of Painted Doll; here is episode 391 of my show as That Drummer Guy Kataklysm The Killshot Unconquered Kataklysm Cut Me Down Unconquered Painted Doll When I Left Home How to Draw Fire Painted Doll Blue Postcards How to Draw Fire The Ocean Pleistocene Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic The Ocean Jurassic | Cretaceous Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heavydebriefings/message

Fede nos presenta a Chris Reifert, baterista de Death y cantante de Autopsy.

(Nu) metal ov death! I avsnitt 112 vaskar Erik förband och avlägger rapport från Slipknots Sverigebesök. Det konstateras att oktetten är fortsatt vitala och är ett pålitligt arenaband trots medelålder och dåliga höfter. Vi pratar om bandets scenshow och meningslösa DJ’s innan vi går in på ämnet barn och metal. Finns det bra metal vars målgrupp är uteslutande barn? Och kan det låta bra? Tomasz är skeptisk och drar anekdoter om hur han skrämt sin avkomma med sin favoritmusik. Slutlligen blir det patronämne och vi får äran att göra en genomgång av den levande dödslegendaren Chris Reifert livs och leverne i den slafsigare musikens tjänst; från tiden i Death till huvudbandet Autopsys bildande och fall. Och starka comeback! Samt givetvis de otaliga gästinhoppen i diverse band och alla sidoprojekt som bildats i en dimma av whisky och öl. Ugh! Spellista: Murdersquad - Epidermal Massacre (Ravenous Murderous / Threeman) Slipknot - All Out Life (S/t / Roadrunner) Hevisaurus - Juranoid (S/t / Sony) Death - Infernal Death (Scream Bloody Gore / Combat) Autopsy - Seven Skulls (The Tomb Within / Peaceville) Autopsy - Burial (Tourniquets, Hacksaws & Graves / Peaceville) Autopsy - Fuck You!!! (Puncturing The Grotesque / Peaceville) Abscess - Divine Architect Of Disaster (Dawn Of Inhumanity / Peaceville) Siege Of Power - Torture Lab (Warning Blast / Metal Blade) Violation Wound - Hostage (Dying To Live, Living To Die / Peaceville) Painted Doll - Together Alone (S/t / TeePee)

Noen band skulle jeg gjerne ha tatt en ny prat med. I 2012 var jeg Inferno-reporter for Pyro på NRK P3, og jeg hadde ett oppdrag: Å spørre artistene om deres beste rockeminne, og be dem si: "Mitt beste rockeminne er..." Jeg skulle egentlig ikke snakke med Autopsy i mer enn fem minutter, men plutselig satt jeg der og stotret frem spørsmål likevel. Vi diskuterte horrorfilm, lengden på et perfekt death metal-album, kontroversielle plateomslag, folketomme konserter og Ace Frehleys soloalbum. Et norsk Autopsy-intervju er såpass sjeldent at jeg ikke kan fortsette å skjule det for offentligheten bare fordi jeg er flau! Siden 2012 har Autopsy gitt ut to album og to EP-er. Det har ikke blitt noen nye norgesbesøk, men siden bandet er booket til UK Deathfest i august er det lov å håpe! Abonner på Jernverket podkast via iTunes, Spotify, annen foretrukken podkasttjeneste eller hør den på jernverket.com. Nytt hardrockintervju hver fredag. Autopsy har ikke laget noen spilleliste, men du kan høre hva andre band har plukket ut ved å følge Jernverket på Spotify. Støtt Jernverket økonomisk via Patreon eller Vipps-nummer 567438. Det er også hyggelig om du legger igjen en anmeldelse på iTunes.

Chris Reifert is of course a living legend when it comes to brutal music. He made history with bands like Autopsy and is heading in to the future with new projects. One of the more recent ones he got involved in are Siege Of Power and the new album "Warning blast" is out now on Metal Blade Records.

Corey Gorechrist interviews Chris Reifert of Siege of Power. Chris does a track-by-track of thier new labum "Warning Blast." They also have an in depth Horror movie discussion! Order at: https://metalblade.com/siegeofpower

In the Peaceville podcast series, former Peaceville employee Dave Pybus, responsible for the layout & design of many classic titles (& perhaps more widely known for his time with Anathema & Cradle of Filth), discusses his days at the company at the start of the 1990’s, and talks with some of the bands and artists from back then, reflecting on the ways of the industry and the changes since.In the latest episode of his ‘Peaceville Days’ podcast, Dave catches up with Autopsy’s Chris Reifert to reflect on the historical evolution in regard to censorship, including the often controversial legacy of the US death metal legends & their infamous artwork which at the time was deemed too extreme for the population at large.

Welcome to the new episode of the Peaceville podcast where our latest journey through the world of musical madness is captained by none other than Mr Chris Reifert from the masters of horror, Autopsy. Chris reveals some insightful, eclectic & perhaps unexpected influences from the likes of Repulsion, Trouble, Procol Harum and Mahogany Rush, and even plays some of them for our delectation. Enjoy! www.peaceville.com/autopsy

Starting off the New Year with a bang! So we get Chris Reifert of AUTOPSY on the horn and have a chat, delving into the glory days and numerous other things as you would expect from an interview conducted by Reaper. Plenty of new music to hear and...