Podcasts about devil horns

In this episode, Kristian and the crew discuss how so much of Fundamentalist Christianity props up the image of white Jesus. This is the symbolism European nations have leveraged to violently colonize most of the known world. Subscribe to Patreon Here: https://patreon.com/tfcvirtual Purchase full-length, uncensored episodes of the podcast here: https://patreon.com/tfcvirtual Register for DAI Fest in Atlanta Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dai-fest-2025-registration-999357684737?aff=oddtdtcreator Get Merch here: https://thefaithcommunity.org/merch-store Order Breaking All The Rules here: https://www.kristianasmith.com/breaking-all-the-rules   Video Chapters  00:00 - Intro and Highlights 02:16 - Kristian's Devil Horns 04:45 - The One Rule 05:49 - A Review of our YouTube haters 14:34 - What are you doing to care for yourself? 27:06 - “Jesus was NOT a Black Man” - Phillip Anthony Mitchell 40:52 - Weaponizing Marxism 46:52 - Evidence of Jesus' Skin Tone 55:34 - Afterlife Anxiety obstructs Pro-Blackness 58:53 - The problem with Christian Evangelism   The Faith Community is a groundbreaking, inclusive faith community where the traditional meets the transformational. It exists to challenge harmful religious norms while creating a safe, affirming space for spiritual seekers of all kinds. Through virtual connection, theological interrogation, and an emphasis on love and self-acceptance, TFC helps its audience find abundant life and community without compromising their identity.

The origin of heavy metal's devil horns, the enduring myths behind Tupac Shakur and we investigate Pattie Boyd, the woman who came in between two rock icons.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Brian and Murdock answer a letter that leads to examining the history of a certain hand signal and how it got attached to heavy metal and rock n roll. Rock on, Bedhead. Rock on.  Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rocknrollbedtimestories SHOW NOTES: Songs used in this episode: Coven - “For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge”; The New [...]

T Lo talk about the response to Madonna's facial work and how it's part of her long history of being shocking. They rail against the ridiculous rightwing freakout over Sam Smith and Kim Petras' Grammys performance and warn that it's part of a larger rollback of queer rights. Then, they unpack some of the recent controversies surrounding THE LAST OF US and how they reveal that the show is doing everything right to challenge its viewers and make them think about the world they're watching. PLUS: Why you should watch THE TRAITORS.

The 2023 Grammys, called “music's biggest night,” turned out to be more fiendish than musical, with an overt celebration of Satanism, gender and orientation fluidity, and a Big Pharma extravaganza. How can we say that the Grammys are positive and uplifting when we see such overt idol and devil worship? Madonna was not chosen by accident to introduce the song “Unholy.” She is a rebel saluting rebels, and her salute is a wholesale encouragement of personal enlightenment through rebellion. ⭕️ Watch in-depth videos based on Truth & Tradition at Epoch TV

Studio Live Today | Helping you create, record and release your best music in the home studio. On this week's show, our feature topic is all about nostalgic audio formats like vinyl records, cassette and CDs. 00:00 What's on the show 02:02 Last Week on Studio Live Today 04:14 Music Formats and Nostalgia 19:44 EQ (Equalization) 25:07 CES is in the toilet? 30:57 AI Audio Book Narration 36:26 AI Will Replace Mediocrity 43:11 Scams and Vanity Metrics 49:54 (Devil) Horns? 52:56 YouTube Monetizing Shorts 54:15 Question Time 01:02:48 This Week on Studio Live Today More details at http://studiolivetoday.com Video version at https://youtu.be/PcfwjNIq44o

Episode 57 - On this week's show Ali (@FFDynastyGrill), Matt (@MattFFDynasty) & Kev (@dynasty_goat) reflect on the NFL's Week 9 action, while highlighting some of the key players from a dynasty perspective: Sam Darnold, Patrick Mahomes, Justin Herbert, Christian Kirk, Nick Chubb & Javonte Williams… PLUS we each give you our Weekly Wildcard Waiver Picks... When you have the Wildcard, you have the power to change the game!!!

In this episode I talk about how my job is hell, how being the best you can be can be a curse. Celebrities and influencers are regular people. Fighting the good fight and keeping God first in your life

RAINBOW IN THE DARK: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY by Ronnie James Dio with Mick Wall and Wendy Dio is the long-awaited autobiography from heavy metal music icon Ronnie James Dio, the powerhouse voice of Elf, Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, Black Sabbath and his longtime bespoke band DIO, will be published on July 27 by Permuted Press in the U.S. and Canada and Constable in the U.K. Co-written with British music journalist Mick Wall and Dio's widow and long-time manager Wendy Dio, RAINBOW IN THE DARK: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY is now available for pre-order. For actor and musician Jack Black, in whose 2006 film Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny Ronnie played a pivotal cameo role, Dio was "the Pavarotti of heavy metal." When Ronnie James Dio lost his valiant battle with gastric cancer in 2010, Chuck Klosterman, the author of Fargo Rock City, told Rolling Stone. "Anybody who tries to caricature heavy metal singing is really just doing an imitation of what Dio did naturally. His cultural influence is vast." Ronnie James Dio had begun writing the manuscript several years before being diagnosed with cancer. Born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and raised in an Italian-American family in the upstate New York town of Cortland, his journey to international fame was hardly pre-ordained. He first began playing trumpet and then guitar and bass in local bands at parties, bars and clubs while still in high school, surviving lifechanging setbacks--among them the loss of his bandmate and best friend in a car accident that put his own life in jeopardy. These events only made him more focused and determined to succeed. He documents how he evolved from sideman into singer and frontman to not one, but three, internationally-renowned multi-Platinum-selling bands, playing on the world's most hallowed stages, among them London's Hammersmith Odeon, Tokyo's Budokan, The Forum in his ultimate hometown of Los Angeles, and the arena that represented, for him, the pinnacle of success-New York's Madison Square Garden, where this book begins and ends. Ronnie James Dio weaves his tale of tenacity, tragedy and triumph in a chatty conversational style, easily moving through the sudden transition that put him front and center behind a microphone; the luck that led to the formation of Rainbow and a productive, but difficult, collaboration with guitarist Ritchie Blackmore; the chance meeting with Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi that made him the second singer to front the venerable band, taking them to new levels of international success; his marriage to Wendy, who became his manager and true partner and the huge gamble they took together to launch the most successful endeavor of his career.his own band, DIO. He explains how the "Devil Horns" (or maloik), something his grandmother taught him would provide protection from the "evil eye," became his personal calling card and an enduring symbol of heavy metal for fans around the globe. Ronnie writes candidly about the many excesses of the rock 'n' roll life, how his masterful songwriting skills were born of necessity and the number of times he was forced to rethink his career path, always confidently clinging to the dream that propelled him forward. He talks throughout the book about his love for his loyal fans, for whom his consideration led to countless hours of signing autographs and posing for photos so that no one would be left feeling disappointed. "He possessed one of the greatest voices in all of heavy metal, and had a heart to match it," said Twisted Sister guitarist Jay Jay French at the time of Dio's passing. "He was the nicest, classiest person you would ever want to meet." RAINBOW IN THE DARK: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY is illustrated throughout with photographs, largely never-before-seen, derived from family photo albums and personal archives, plus an eight-page color insert devoted to additional rare photographs from Ronnie's life and career. To bring the book to completion, Wendy Dio, whom Ronnie met in 1975, married in 1978 and became his manager following his painful departure from Rainbow, fleshed out certain unfinished sections with additional details and her own observations of specific events covered in the book. Over the past 30 years, Wendy Dio has been involved in many aspects of the music business, receiving awards for stage set design and concert video production, along with serving as executive producer on numerous Gold and Platinum albums. In 2010, she co-founded the Ronnie James Dio Stand Up and Shout Cancer Fund (www.diocancerfund.org) in Ronnie's memory, which has gone on to raise over $2,000,000 for cancer research, education and early detection screenings. She worked with esteemed British music journalist and author Mick Wall, who, as a rock music writer for publications such as Classic Rock, Mojo, The Times and a variety of others, had interviewed Ronnie countless times, to finalize the manuscript. In addition to writing for many of the UK's major music publications, Wall has produced award-winning television and radio documentaries and has written biographies of musicians and bands, among them When Giants Walked the Earth: A Biography of Led Zeppelin and Two Riders Were Approaching: The Life & Death of Jimi Hendrix.

RAINBOW IN THE DARK: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY by Ronnie James Dio with Mick Wall and Wendy Dio is the long-awaited autobiography from heavy metal music icon Ronnie James Dio, the powerhouse voice of Elf, Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, Black Sabbath and his longtime bespoke band DIO, will be published on July 27 by Permuted Press in the U.S. and Canada and Constable in the U.K. Co-written with British music journalist Mick Wall and Dio's widow and long-time manager Wendy Dio, RAINBOW IN THE DARK: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY is now available for pre-order. For actor and musician Jack Black, in whose 2006 film Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny Ronnie played a pivotal cameo role, Dio was "the Pavarotti of heavy metal." When Ronnie James Dio lost his valiant battle with gastric cancer in 2010, Chuck Klosterman, the author of Fargo Rock City, told Rolling Stone. "Anybody who tries to caricature heavy metal singing is really just doing an imitation of what Dio did naturally. His cultural influence is vast." Ronnie James Dio had begun writing the manuscript several years before being diagnosed with cancer. Born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and raised in an Italian-American family in the upstate New York town of Cortland, his journey to international fame was hardly pre-ordained. He first began playing trumpet and then guitar and bass in local bands at parties, bars and clubs while still in high school, surviving lifechanging setbacks--among them the loss of his bandmate and best friend in a car accident that put his own life in jeopardy. These events only made him more focused and determined to succeed. He documents how he evolved from sideman into singer and frontman to not one, but three, internationally-renowned multi-Platinum-selling bands, playing on the world's most hallowed stages, among them London's Hammersmith Odeon, Tokyo's Budokan, The Forum in his ultimate hometown of Los Angeles, and the arena that represented, for him, the pinnacle of success-New York's Madison Square Garden, where this book begins and ends. Ronnie James Dio weaves his tale of tenacity, tragedy and triumph in a chatty conversational style, easily moving through the sudden transition that put him front and center behind a microphone; the luck that led to the formation of Rainbow and a productive, but difficult, collaboration with guitarist Ritchie Blackmore; the chance meeting with Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi that made him the second singer to front the venerable band, taking them to new levels of international success; his marriage to Wendy, who became his manager and true partner and the huge gamble they took together to launch the most successful endeavor of his career.his own band, DIO. He explains how the "Devil Horns" (or maloik), something his grandmother taught him would provide protection from the "evil eye," became his personal calling card and an enduring symbol of heavy metal for fans around the globe. Ronnie writes candidly about the many excesses of the rock 'n' roll life, how his masterful songwriting skills were born of necessity and the number of times he was forced to rethink his career path, always confidently clinging to the dream that propelled him forward. He talks throughout the book about his love for his loyal fans, for whom his consideration led to countless hours of signing autographs and posing for photos so that no one would be left feeling disappointed. "He possessed one of the greatest voices in all of heavy metal, and had a heart to match it," said Twisted Sister guitarist Jay Jay French at the time of Dio's passing. "He was the nicest, classiest person you would ever want to meet." RAINBOW IN THE DARK: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY is illustrated throughout with photographs, largely never-before-seen, derived from family photo albums and personal archives, plus an eight-page color insert devoted to additional rare photographs from Ronnie's life and career. To bring the book to completion, Wendy Dio, whom Ronnie met in 1975, married in 1978 and became his manager following his painful departure from Rainbow, fleshed out certain unfinished sections with additional details and her own observations of specific events covered in the book. Over the past 30 years, Wendy Dio has been involved in many aspects of the music business, receiving awards for stage set design and concert video production, along with serving as executive producer on numerous Gold and Platinum albums. In 2010, she co-founded the Ronnie James Dio Stand Up and Shout Cancer Fund (www.diocancerfund.org) in Ronnie's memory, which has gone on to raise over $2,000,000 for cancer research, education and early detection screenings. She worked with esteemed British music journalist and author Mick Wall, who, as a rock music writer for publications such as Classic Rock, Mojo, The Times and a variety of others, had interviewed Ronnie countless times, to finalize the manuscript. In addition to writing for many of the UK's major music publications, Wall has produced award-winning television and radio documentaries and has written biographies of musicians and bands, among them When Giants Walked the Earth: A Biography of Led Zeppelin and Two Riders Were Approaching: The Life & Death of Jimi Hendrix.

Rock music isn't a cure for depression or anxiety. You can't wail away on “Smoke on the Water” and have all your mental difficulties melt away. That would be awesome, sure, but that's not how it works. But for Chelsea Ursin, playing was a lot of other things: a break from the nagging mental disorders that created so many problems from a young age, a channel through which to express herself, and an opportunity to help the next generation of girls have a smoother and healthier time than she did. Ursin is the creator and host of Dear Young Rocker, a podcast that started with letters from her modern-day self to her teenage self and which now features other women in rock telling the stories of their younger selves.Listen to Dear Young Rocker here or on the podcatcher of your choice. Listen to Chelsea's band Banana on Bandcamp. Follow Chelsea on Twitter @RockerDear and on Instagram @dearyoungrocker.Thank you to all our listeners who support the show as monthly members of Maximum Fun. Hey, remember, you're part of Depresh Mode and we want to hear what you want to hear about. What guests and issues would you like to have covered in a future episode? Write us at depreshmode@maximumfun.org.Help is available right away.The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255, 1-800-273-TALKCrisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741.International suicide hotline numbers available here: https://www.opencounseling.com/suicide-hotlinesThe Depresh Mode newsletter is available twice a week. Subscribe for free and stay up to date on the show and mental health issues. https://johnmoe.substack.com/John's acclaimed memoir, The Hilarious World of Depression, is available here.Find the show on Twitter @depreshpod and Instagram @depreshpod.John is on Twitter @johnmoe.

On this week's episode Lindsay is joined  by Cobwebs host Daniel Epler.   And as they sit down in the Schlock and Awe Theatre they raise there hands in the Devil Horns for a Double Feature of The Devil Rides Out (1968) & Race With the Devil (1975).  This is a episode where the Devil is in the details.   Listen to Cobwebs Here Follow Cobwebs on Twitter @cobwebspod Follow Cobwebs on Instagram @cobwebspod/ Follow Daniel on Twitter @eplerdaniel    Follow Schlock and Awe on Twitter @schlockandawe1 Follow Schlock and Awe on Instagram @schlockandawe1/ Follow Lindsay on Twitter @readandgeek Follow Lindsay on Letterboxd @ReadandGeek/   Please Rate and Review Here   Original Music Composed and Performed by Anthony King

Our Buddy Keith (From 'Some kind of show' the podcast and 'Old Friends new roads' the Youtube channel) came back to the basement. We discussed our podcast beef, Keith is a big shot Tesla owner, Brooks likes having greasy fingers and John tries defending training wheels. Turns out, all kids aren't the same. email the show: basementbuddiespod@gmail.com Be a part of the show. Sorry, Andy. We missed your email last week.  

TJH 732: Double Devil Horns “I've never been in an all out orgy, but I have been in a room full of naked people that were having sex. “ Welcome back to another episode of the Jamhole comedy podcast. Mat, BJ, and Ben back with … Continue reading → The Jamhole - Stay hungry, stay foolish.

Dan is offended by James' attempts to ‘support' heavy metal. Would you rate someone you'd slept with? And do nongays have body image issues too? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this edition of Parallax Views, underground publisher entrepreneur extraordinaire Shane Bugbee of the Speak of the Devil podcast joins us to discuss love, hope, radicalism, philosophy, grace, aging, the struggles of being an artist, and trading in misanthropy for trust and hope in his fellow man. Oh, and we talk Bernie Sanders too! In case you're unfamiliar, Shane is a a magnet from controversy. For example, he is the person who republished Ragnar Redbeard's Might Makes Right, effectively taking the screed out of obscurity (he's since taken it out of circulation after and expressed more than a bit of contempt for the racist neo-nazis who have touted the book). Additionally, he's been involved in the worlds of true crime, heavy metal, and even the subculture of Satanism from Anton LaVey's Church of Satan to Lucien Greaves' The Satanic Temple. It was these associations that led Shane to being ran out of the small-town of Ely, Minnesota. You may be thinking, "Ugh, an edgelord!" But, interestingly Shane isn't a misanthrope at this stage in his life. Specifically, after a cross-country tour of the U.S. for his documentary/book The Suffering and Celebration of Life in America, he says that he learned to trust people and that, for the most part, people aren't so bad. This is a relatively free-form conversation with Shane and we cover a smorgasboard of topics like religion (Shane takes a dimmer view on the matter than I do), his unique experiences talking to people from both the tippy top and bottom rungs of the socioeconomic latter, and why altruism paradoxically helps yourself as well as others. SUPPORT PARALLAX VIEWSON PATREON! FORBONUS CONTENTANDARCHIVED EPISODES!

Playlist: Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, Contemporary, The Bruce Katz Band, Hesitation Blues, James Harman, Woman Took My Woman, Wee Willie Walker & The Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra, Romance In The Dark, Christina Crofts, Lookin’ Back On You, Diane Blue, Wishin’, Davina And The Vagabonds, Devil Horns, Matty T. Wall, Boom Boom, Lizanne Knott, Hurricane, Mike Zito feat. Jeremiah Johnson, No Particular Place To Go, Tom Baker, Out Of Focus, Jittery Jack with Amy Griffin on Guitar, Something wicked This Way Comes, Katy Hobgood Ray, That Really Matters, Breezy Rodio, Desperate Lover, Murali Coryell, Satan’s Woman, Dave Specter, The Blues Ain’t Nothin’, Johnny Burgin, You Took The Bait, Chris “Bad News” Barnes, It Hurts Me Too, Joanna Connor, Earthshaker, Violates Violets, Believe, Joe Kopicki, Wake Up, Eddie 9V, Bottle And The Blues, Screamin’ John & TD Lind, Jelly Roll, Watermelon Slim/ Dennis Gruenling, Who’s Been Cheatin’ Who, Brad Vickers & His Vestapolitans, Coast To Coast, Biscuit Miller & The Mix, Here Kitty Kitty, Ghost Town Blues Band, Hey There Lucinda, Sean Poluk. Forever Is A Long Time, Jim Roberts And The Resonants, Long Haired Mississippi Hippie, Sugar Blue, And The Devil Too, Jack Mack & The Heart Attack, I Walked Alone, Black Cat Bone, Dead Broke Blues, Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez, Jungle Twist, Jeff Pitchell, One Day Away, Mojomatics, Soy Baby Many Thanks To: We here at the Black-Eyed & Blues Show would like to thank all the PR and radio people that get us music including Frank Roszak, Rick Lusher ,Doug Deutsch Publicity Services,American Showplace Music, Alive Natural Sounds, Ruf Records, Vizztone Records,Blind Pig Records,Delta Groove Records, Electro-Groove Records,Betsie Brown, Blind Raccoon Records, BratGirl Media, Mark Pucci Media, Mark Platt @RadioCandy.com and all of the Blues Societies both in the U.S. and abroad. All of you help make this show as good as it is weekly. We are proud to play your artists.Thank you all very much! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id502316055

In this week's episode, I talk about a man with a 4inch horn growing out of his head, how smartphones are messing with our concept of space & time, a semen explosion and 2,246 medically preserved fetal remains.

In Episode 2 Bill Benis dives into the competing companies using a certain symbol that was stolen from Global Wrestling Extreme. Kevin gets yelled at again, and a listener question! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/NoHoldsBarredBB/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/NoHoldsBarredBB/support

Let's just say, my date with a guy who was HORNIER than any other man I have ever met. You gotta listen or read it to believe it! #dating #horny #sex #sexuality #hollywood #jerks

PRAISE THE DARK LORD AND PASS THE MARSHALL STACK WE'RE ABOUT TO SHOVE SOME METAL UP YOUR ASS BUT ONLY IF YOU CONSENT!  DEVIL HORNS!  On this week's episode of Adult Films with Collin And Ron, the first and so far only podcast to have comedians talking about movies, the boys are joined by comedian and noted metalhead Cameron Little to talk all about HEAVY METAL MOVIES, BITCH!  Spinal tap, norwegian black metal, bunch of Lord Of Rings fantasy dork shit, Mad Max, satan himself, Black Sabbath (the band and the movie), and so much more!  Plus a round of Lost In Translation, and RECOMMENDATIONS!  This episode is sponsored by www.peggingtoys.com.  Used code-word ADULTFILMS to save 10%.

Ray Bolger on his book "Operation Devil Horns" on MS-13's deadly presence in San Francisco.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The future Mayor of must be Billy Mellon. Billy is a driving force behind putting Wilmington on the culinary map. is one of the culinary beacons of North Carolina, east of interstate 95. Thanks to his stick-to-itiveness, resiliency, innate sense of hospitality and his attention to detail, Manna is thriving. In addition to building a restaurant, Billy shakes hands, kisses babies, finds up-and-coming musical acts and also directs the . He literally does it all from helping to raise his son, curate the wine list, oh and now he’s writing a book. Billy is not only the future mayor of Wilmington but he is also the angel feeding the people “Manna” from heaven. Fascinating does not even begin to describe Billy; you will have to listen for the whole story. On top of everything, we learn what Ronnie James Dio means and the origin of Devil Horns. When I tell you this episode has it all, believe me.

Hi Podcast listeners! Thanks for downloading. Be sure to get a copy of the Break the Business audiobook, now available on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes! In the first segment, Ryan and Dave talk about Ryan's trip to Niagara Falls and Toronto. R & D also discuss Gene Simmons' recent comments about his ill-fated attempt to trademark the "Devil Horns" hand gesture. They use the story to give some helpful tips for musicians to register their own trademarks to protect their brand. In the second segment, electropop DJ Bill "Spruke" Boulden stops by for an interview. Spruke last appeared on the show back in 2015 to talk about his innovative concept album, Music to Die Alone in Space To, which raised over $25,000 on Kickstarter and took an innovative approach to music creation and distribution. Spruke talks about his experience making that album, previews his next (even more ambitious) project, and gives some great tips for indie artists to move their careers forward. Find out more about this terrific artist by visiting www.spruke.net. In the third segment, we have Dave's Movie Minute and a round of "Hockey Hall of Famer or Hoser Talk" with our Canadian friend CanaDave. Rate/review/subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and Google Play. Like Break the Business on Facebook. Follow Ryan @ryankair and Dave @metaldave85. And tell a friend about the show! And visit www.breakthebusiness.com to get a copy of Ryan’s Book “Break the Business: Declaring Your Independence and Achieving True Success in the Music Industry.”

6 AM - 1 - Sean saw the terrible movie Baby Driver; Vincent went to the museum; Opening Thoughts. 2 - ; MailBag. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - Who is up, and who is down?; Professional sports ball talk.

6 AM - 1 - Sean saw the terrible movie Baby Driver; Vincent went to the museum; Opening Thoughts. 2 - ; MailBag. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - Who is up, and who is down?; Professional sports ball talk.

6 AM - 1 - Sean saw the terrible movie Baby Driver; Vincent went to the museum; Opening Thoughts. 2 - ; MailBag. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - Who is up, and who is down?; Professional sports ball talk.

Hi Podcast Listeners! Thanks for downloading. In the first segment, Ryan talks about recent news about Spotify's release of financial information and what it means for indie artists. There's good news, bad news, and ugly news. Find out what Spotify's numbers mean to you and how it should influence your career decisions as an artist-entrepreneur. Ryan also talks about recent updates to the Patreon crowdfunding platform. In the second segment, Ryan interviews Bruce Wawrzyniak of Now Hear This. Bruce is a promoter, podcaster, author, and blogger. He talks to Ryan about getting more bookings as an artist and making the most of your live shows. Bruce's Now This Entertainment podcast is a valuable resource for musicians and can be found at www.now-hear-this.net. You can also get a copy of Bruce's Bonus Book, his informative e-book with lots of great tips, at www.brucesbonusbook.com. In the final segment, Ryan talks about rocker Gene Simmons and his recent attempt to register a trademark in the "devil horns" hand gesture. Ryan uses the story to underscore the importance of trademark registration for indie artists. Thank you all very much for listening! Rate/review/subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes and SoundCloud. Like Break the Business on Facebook. Follow Ryan @ryankair and Dave @metaldave85. And tell a friend about the show! And visit www.breakthebusiness.com to get a copy of Ryan's Book "Break the Business: Declaring Your Independence and Achieving True Success in the Music Industry." And be sure to get a copy of the audiobook when it comes out this month.

06.15.2017 PTK event at Marlo''s Tavern. Food spots around Orlando. Devil Horns don't belong to you douche. Satanic Love. RRR -Lobsters. Where You At Gibsonton Florida Hanging with your kid. Trivia - Nazi's and fashion. Meat Of The Week. To The Top with Carlos. Monster Sports.

We put together another playlist episode with a chill summer vibe to calm that “Summer Madness”.  More episodes EVERY week! Episode Playlist: * Big L – “MVP” (Summer Madness Remix) * Denmark Vessey & Gensu Dean – “Whole Food” * Phil Swish ft. Choice Gaines & DJ DDT – “Die Enormous” * Loaf Muzik – “Timeless” * PHORA — “Halos & Devil Horns”

Myka Relocate - Metalcore band from Houston,TX...New album "The Young Souls" w/ the single "Bring You Home" out now on Razor & Tie..Just finished up being on the Hate Me 2015 Tour w/ Escape The Fate, A Skylit Drive, Sworn In and Sirens & Sailors..Check out their music, tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/mykarelocate Quor - Active Rock band from San Diego,CA...New album "Human Paradigm" ft the single of the same name out now...Playing The Rebel Lounge in Pheonix on Dec 1st & Houston on Dec. 10th at Acadia Bar & Grill...Check out their music, tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/quormusic Saint Diablo - Metal band from Richmond,VA..New album "Devil Horns and Halos" ft the single of the same title out now on Eclipse Records...Headed out on the "Revolver Presents: South For The Win-Tour" ft Seasons After & Everybody Panic! beginning on Nov. 21st...Check out their music, tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/officialsaintdiablo

Corey went to the Battlecross show in Erie, PA, and tells about the experience. He also interviews Battlecross guitarist Hiran. Links Opening theme music: “Killdozer” by Strychnia Battlecross | offical website | Facebook Check out the quick video and pics … More > The post Devil Horns: Battlecross appeared first on Devil Horns.

Chicago is a hotbed of great post-metal bands, and one of the best has an album coming out very soon. The band Beak is issuing its first full-length album on September 23, and it’s amazing. Corey talks with Beak frontman … More > The post Devil Horns – Beak appeared first on Devil Horns.

Indie band With Our Arms To The Sun caught the attention of Loudwire.com as having one of the best metal albums of 2014, and guitarist, noisemaker, vocalist Josh joins Corey on the show to talk about the new album, the … More > The post Devil Horns: With Our Arms To The Sun appeared first on Devil Horns.

On the eve of the launch of their second album, All Them Witches took time out from their tour to talk with Corey about their new album Lightning at the Door. Crazy antics transpire. x Links Opening theme music: … More > The post Devil Horns: All Them Witches appeared first on Devil Horns.

Silent Horror is the most exciting horror punk band out there, and the power trio of Argyle Goolsby, Brandall Rector, and Brent Hajny join Corey to talk about their breakout eponymous album. Links Opening theme music: “Killdozer” by Strychnia Silent … More > The post Devil Horns: Silent Horror appeared first on Devil Horns.

Tracy Byrd (TB) is the special guest, and Corey talks with him about his band A Gathering of None and the new album Nothing Left to Lose — plus a whole lot more. Links Opening theme music: “Killdozer” by Strychnia … More > The post Devil Horns: Tracy Byrd appeared first on Devil Horns.

Corey talks with the leading man of horror punk band Shadow Windhawk and the Morticians — Shadow Windhawk — about their critically-acclaimed debut EP Casket Spray, their current Indiegogo campaign, and what’s in store for the future. Links Opening … More > The post Devil Horns: Shadow Windhawk appeared first on Devil Horns.

Ghost has gained immense popularity recently, and Nick attempts to explain the attraction to Mike and Corey. x Opening theme music: “Killdozer” by Strychnia Ghost | official website Closing music: “Out of Malice” by Among the Decayed … More > The post Devil Horns 018: Ghost appeared first on Devil Horns.

In another episode chock full of randomness, our three esteemed hosts discuss the likes of Masodon, Metallica (especially Jason Newsted), Pantera (as usual), the 5th Annual Gwar-B-Q, alcoholism among musicians, and lots more. x x Opening theme music: “Killdozer” by … More > The post Devil Horns 017: And Justice For Jason appeared first on Devil Horns.

Rebekah and Jeff from independent stoner/doom metal band Cokegoat talk with Corey about their awesome music, brilliant video, good beer and good times. Links Opening theme music: “Killdozer” by Strychnia Cokegoat | official website | Facebook | “Buried in the … More > The post Devil Horns 016: Cokegoat appeared first on Devil Horns.

Our first movie review — brought to you by Nick and Mike. Corey is strangely absent. It’s great conversation, and it doesn’t disappoint. Links Heavy Metal Parking Lot Opening theme music: “Killdozer” by Strychnia Closing music: “I Hate the Day” … More > The post Devil Horns 015: Heavy Metal Parking Lot appeared first on Devil Horns.

Wrestlemania has come and gone, but it’s undeniable that professional wrestling and metal go together like Tim Lambesis and hitmen. Corey and Nick discuss their top 10 pro wrestling metal songs, and a lot more. Links Corey’s Youtube playlist Mean … More > The post Devil Horns 014: Wrestling appeared first on Devil Horns.

What’s the first concert you went to? What’s the best concert you’ve ever gone to? Our hosts talk about these questions, and more, on this episode. Links Opening theme music: “Killdozer” by Strychnia Closing music: “Out of Malice” by Among … More > The post Devil Horns 013: Concerts appeared first on Devil Horns.

Corey and Nick finally decide to release a new episode after a grueling month or so. But the wait is worth it as they talk about metal news — including Alice in Chains, Intronaut, Sleep, Powerwolf, Ghost, Slipknot, the Grammys, … More > The post Devil Horns 012: News appeared first on Devil Horns.

Disfiguring the Goddess is perhaps the most brutal death metal you’ll ever hear, and it’s all the work of a single man — Cameron Argon. He joins Corey for a discussion about the music, the scene, and what it’s … More > The post Devil Horns – Cameron Argon of Disfiguring the Goddess appeared first on Devil Horns.

We’re finally talking about the landmark hardcore crossover album of the 80’s — S.O.D.’s Speak English Or Die. And a whole lot more, as always. Links S.O.D. – Speak English Or Die Opening theme music: “Killdozer” by Strychnia Ending music: … More > The post Devil Horns 011: Speak English Or Die appeared first on Devil Horns.

In preparation for our review of S.O.D.’s monumental album Speak English or Die, we bring you a completely impromptu discussion between Corey and Mike. This was recorded a while back, and some of what’s said may seem to be a … More > The post Devil Horns 010: Intro To S.O.D. appeared first on Devil Horns.

Dio: this is the question of this episode. Why is he so beloved, and why does he hold a place among elite metal gods? We explore this — and much more — in this episode. We respond to listener feedback, … More > The post Devil Horns 009: What’s Up With Dio? appeared first on Devil Horns.

Midnight Corey and New Jersey Nick shoot from the hip this time, speaking their minds about the crazy goings-on in the world of metal. As always, they’re especially critical of the music industry and Metallica. But they also bring up … More > The post Devil Horns 008: What’s Up With The Music Industry? appeared first on Devil Horns.

Midnight Corey suggested this episode’s album review: self-titled “Assjack” from 2009. The hosts also respond to listener comments about the “What Happened to Korn?” episode, as well as talk about other exciting things going on. Check out Assjack live, which … More > The post Devil Horns 007: Assjack appeared first on Devil Horns.

Midnight Corey is joined by two amazing men of metal. First of all, Warbeast vocalist Bruce Corbitt comes to the show. He’s one of the hardest-working frontmen in the world of metal, and fronted the highly-influential Texan thrash band Rigor … More > The post Devil Horns – Bruce Corbitt and Kirk Windstein appeared first on Devil Horns.

Korn erupted in the 90’s and changed the face of alternative metal, selling millions of albums and influencing countless bands. Their sound has changed dramatically over the decades, and the three Devil Horns hosts attempt to nail down exactly what … More > The post Devil Horns 006: What Happened To Korn? appeared first on Devil Horns.

Music legend Hank3 joins Midnight Corey as he is just about ready to release two new albums — “Brothers of the 4×4” and “A Fiendish Threat” — and embark on a West Coast tour. Midnight Corey’s infant son is also … More > The post Devil Horns: Hank 3 appeared first on Devil Horns.

Midnight Corey welcomes legendary metal frontman Philip H. Anselmo to the show to talk about the upcoming Housecore Horror Film Festival, which takes place in Austin, TX, October 24-27. It’s four days of metal music and horror films. Corey and … More > The post Devil Horns – Philip H. Anselmo appeared first on Devil Horns.

New Jersey Nick’s pick for review this time is the album “Double Brutal” by Austrian Death Machine. It almost turns into a Misfits episode, but we manage to rein it in and really pick the album apart. We respond to … More > The post Devil Horns 005: Austrian Death Machine – Double Brutal appeared first on Devil Horns.

Mike Zombie had to sit out this episode, so New Jersey Nick and Midnight Corey talk all about the great shows they’ve seen over the summer, which leads to more and more great talk about great metal bands. Consequently, our … More > The post Devil Horns 004: Summer Concerts appeared first on Devil Horns.

Your Devil Horns hosts talk about what is perhaps the strangest metal sub-genre: Christian Metal. Love it or hate it, we talk all about the bands that have shaped this “positive” movement in metal music, concentrating mostly on the 2 … More > The post Devil Horns 003: Christian Metal appeared first on Devil Horns.

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.

The first bonus episode is brought to you by Midnight Corey. He talks about three new albums that he is excited about and recommends to metal fans: “Lost Skeleton Returns” by Michale Graves; “War of Will” by Battlecross; and “Walk … More > The post Devil Horns Special 001: New Releases appeared first on Devil Horns.

We’re firing on all cylinders on this first episode, as we tackle one of the biggest metal bands ever — Metallica. We’d love to hear from you — let us know what you think. Email metal AT devilhorns DOT org … More > The post Devil Horns 001: What Happened To Metallica? appeared first on Devil Horns.