Podcasts about Gorguts

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S10E288: Goneguts **Available on your favorite streaming service** The Grims have been a bit quiet lately, but we are back with some updates! We provide an update on the status of our producer, Notorious and Jenn reflects on her unforgettable bucket list concert experience. We dive into the intriguing concept of a new lunar time zone and potentially the next argument between Nations. We also explore the common insecurities people face and discuss what evokes certain feelings in us. Plus, we share what we've been enjoying on the ol' boob tube. And of course, it wouldn't be our show without blasting some heavy metal for your filthy earballs! (00:00:00) - Intro (00:00:57) - The Offbeats, SONG: Tax the Rich (00:03:04) - Conversation 1 (00:10:45) - Gigan, SONG: Trans-Dimensional Crossing of the Alta-Tenuis (00:18:50) - Metsän alttari, SONG: Rautaa, tulta ja jäätä (00:25:35) - Dax Riggs, SONG: Deceiver (00:29:31) - Conversation 2 (00:34:18) - Grandmas Pantry, Gorguts, SONG: Metempsukhosis (00:38:16) - Conversation 3 (00:55:21) - Blasphemous, SONG: Curse of the Witchchrist (00:59:40) - Then We Died, SONG: Flesh Farm (01:02:05) - Conversation 4 (01:07:20) - Pedestal for Leviathan, SONG: Nightshade Familiar (01:11:07) - The Holy Flesh, SONG: Redeemer II Labels: Willowtip Records, Inverse Records, Adirondack Black Mass, Caligari Records  

MDF!  Maryland Deathfest!  When Baltimore, Maryland becomes a seething mass of humanity clad in black clothes and wristbands.  MDF returns after two years to host a million and a half bands over five days, and I Hate Music is there, recording on location, day by day, to give everyone the updates.  We know you are dying to know which breweries we hit, what food we consumed, what bands we watched -- so secure your day pass, put those foam insoles in your shoes, and strap in cause this one is a doozy.  We discuss performances by Dismember, Mayhem, Arcturus, Broken Hope, Primordial, Spirit Possession, Gorguts, Atheist and many more. Of course we don't ignore listener emails, and we find time for one segment as well.  Do it up!   -------------------- Hosts:  Jason Walton and Nick Wusz. "I Hate Music" theme by Marius Sjoli.  I Hate Music image by Jori Apedaile. Segment intro music by Adam Stacey. Produced by Jason Walton for Earth in Sound Productions. -------------------- Follow us on socials, donate to support the podcast, listen to our playlist on Spotify, and visit us online: I Hate Music Linktree Email and listener suggestions to: hate.pod.music@gmail.com #ihatemusicpodcast **I Hate Music is an Earth in Sound Production**

Ep. 178 - Kevin Hufnagel (Dysrhythmia, Gorguts) by Cali Death Podcast

Crank up another set of devastation with Ian on today's episode of Powerchord! Get ready for twisted black metal mutations from Marthe, Thantifaxath, Ceremonial Bloodbath and local legends Blasphemy! We'll also worship at the filth-encrusted altar of the old gods with classic death metal from tyrants like Cryptopsy, Deicide, Gorguts and Cannibal Corpse! The second half of the show will feature ripping thrash from speed demons like Nervosa, Power Trip, Warbringer and Toxic Holocaust, plus we'll dig a classic track from Slayer's debut album Show No Mercy out of The Graveyard! Light it up, rattleheads!

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3 janvier 2024 - Au podcast cette semaine : Entrevue avec Get The Shot des bands de filles métal, VOIVOD, Gorguts et du hardcore/punk/metal fait par l'intelligence artificielle.https://lesgarsderipe.com/

Colin Marston is a record producer and musician based in New York City. He is the owner of Menegroth The Thousand Caves Recording Studios in Woodhaven, Queens. Colin is recognized for his versatile contributions as a multi-instrumentalist, proficient in guitar, bass, and keyboards. When not on tour with bands like Behold... The Arctopus, Dysrhythmia, Krallice, and the reunion lineup of Gorguts, he is recording, producing, mastering, and mixing music. In this capacity, Colin has worked with a diverse array of artists, including Imperial Triumphant, Genghis Tron, Jarboe and Liturgy.

Ep. 154 - Colin Marston (Behold.. the Arctopus, Gorguts, Krallice) by Cali Death Podcast

In episode number 138 of Heavy Metal Philosophy we're diving into the heart of Atlanta's metal scene, where Cannibal Corpse and Mayhem are stirring up a storm!I saw a lot of lovely and wonderful freaks when I covered the Dethklok and Babymetal show but that was to be expected. But seeing the wide variety of weirdos at the Cannibal Corpse and Mayhem show? This is a night that truly brought out the freaks! If you're a fan of heavy metal, you won't want to miss this!I'll show you all my concert photography from Cannibal Corpse, Mayhem, Gorguts, and Blood Incantation!Don't forget to hit that like button if you enjoyed the episode and subscribe for more metal!Heavy Metal Philosophy Contact;YouTube: https://youtube.com/@heavymetalphilosophyhttps://www.spreaker.com/show/heavy-metal-philosophyHeavyMetalPhilosophy@gmail.comhttps://mobile.twitter.com/heaviestdoyenhttps://www.facebook.com/HeaviestDoyenhttps://www.instagram.com/heavy_metal_philosophy/https://www.threads.net/@heavy_metal_philosophyhttps://bsky.app/profile/jonbarbas.bsky.social Metal Digest articles link;https://metal-digest.com/author/jon-barbas/#metal #atlanta #cannibalcorpse #mayhem #gorguts #bloodincantation #blackmetal #deathmetal #concertphotography #freak #weirdo

Nate discusses the fact that Cannibal Corpse is the greatest death metal band that's ever existed. Other topics include encountering a wild Necrobutcher in his natural environment, seeing Baroness in Austin on their tour for the new album "Stone," analyzing what could be the most underrated Black Sabbath album, recounting scenes of chaos and madness during the first Pallbearer tour, the importance (or lack thereof) of music videos, and more fan questions. Album of discussion Type O Negative - Life Is Killing Me (2003)  ______________________________________ Find Nate: https://www.youtube.com/@borntoonate  ______________________________________ Find Spirit Adrift: https://www.youtube.com/@spiritadriftmusic  https://www.spiritadrift.com https://www.instagram.com/spiritadrift/ https://www.facebook.com/SpiritAdrift/  ______________________________________   Send questions, comments, online guitar lesson inquiries, or anything you'd like Nate to address on the podcast to: BIGRIFFENERGY@GMAIL.COM ______________________________________   TAGS   Music, metal, heavy metal, doom metal, death metal, Nate Garrett, Nathan Raleigh Garrett, big riff energy, spirit adrift, traditional metal, trad metal

Blood Command The Armed Arena Gorguts Crossfaith & Prince Lasha L'épisode 5 du podcast contient 9 extraits et on jase aussi de l'ADISQ, des prix Polaris, du spectacle de Baroness à Montréal et d'autres gogosses.Une fois par semaine, le podcast "Les gars de RIPÉ jasent de rock" s'intéresse au rock, métal, punk et hardcore... Idéalement faut que ça buche un peu! On parle aussi des bands du Québec et des spectacles qui passent à Montréal. RIPÉ c'est un band de rock franco qui garroche!

For this week's Record Club, Jake, Morgan, and Ryley are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the release of tech death wizards Gorguts' masterpiece COLORED SANDS. Though widely celebrated for the alienating brutality of 1998's OBSCURA, Canadian metal legends Gorguts have released many brilliant albums, though perhaps none more conceptually and musically accomplished than their fifth and most recent LP, which delves into the band's fascination with Tibetan Buddhist faith and the Chinese invasion of 1950. Join us for an appreciation of the record's immensely impressive sound and style, and let us know what it means to you, what you think of Gorguts, and which technical death metal records you consider the best!

Metalheads!! Gabe has decided it is time to get grimy.

Pete, Chris, and Joey crush another episode, this time with a feature on the Ant Hill Kids, a bizarre doomsday cult from Canada. They're joined by Shane Borczuch for this dive into the madness and violence that surrounds this strange group of followers.Joey leads the metal discussion with Gorguts, plus the guys do a new Killer Cage Match and more of thier usual insane antics. Music by Kataklysm, Raider, and Gorguts.Come see Pete and Chris at the Painted Wraith free outdoor event on Saturday August 12, 2023 in Bloomington, Illinois. Find out more info here.Order mech, join the 666 Club, and more at Murder Metal Mayhem.Order any of Pete's books on his website with a great online store. You can advance order his upcoming, "Creation of Chaos: Volume IV" collection. Release date is August 25, 2023 but you can get great perks ordering it NOW!Follow Joey's Goremonger page for updates on his music and his distro, FTA Records.Spreading like the case of the clap in a trailer park. MurderMetalMayhem.com

Join East Coast DNA as Darcy Walsh chats with Jamie MacDonald about his death metal project Paranormal Arson. "Paranormal Arson is a death metal project from Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada led by Jamie MacDonald. The goal of the Paranormal Arson project is simple: make straight-forward, old-school flavoured death metal that is as pummeling as it is catchy. To cut straight through to the listeners guts while still grabbing them with grooves and hooks. Drawing inspiration from death metal acts from Obituary, Deicide, and Suffocation, to Canada's own Cryptopsy and Gorguts, Paranormal Arson creates an impenetrable sonic wall. If you like your metal to have the subtlety of a nitro Funny Car, this is for you." Find Paranormal Arson online: https://linktr.ee/jmac.fm Listen to Paranormal Arson's debut EP: https://paranormalarson902.bandcamp.c... Watch the video for The Name Dies With Me here:    • Paranormal Arson ...   Subscribe to East Coast DNA today for more music news + interviews from Canada's East Coast. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/east-coast-dna/message

Colin Marston is a prolific multi-instrumentalist and record producer, who has been a vital fixture in the worlds of metal and experimental music since the 00s. Between his bands Krallice, Behold...the Arctopus, and Dysrhythmia, his studio, Menegroth the Thousand Caves, his numerous solo projects and collaborations, and his membership of the reunion line-up of tech-death legends Gorguts, his body of work is immense and many-tentacled. Colin joins me to talk about Gorguts' 1998 avant-garde masterpiece, 'Obscura', regarded as one of the most important records in the history of death metal.  

Ep. 85 - Nightmarer. In this episode I talk to Simon Hawemann, guitarist of Nightmarer. Nightmarer formed in 2014 and play a dissonant style of extreme metal. If you're a fan of Gorguts, Meshuggah, or Ulcerate you will dig Nightmarer. Nightmarer will be releasing their new album “Deformity Adrift” on May 5th on Total Dissonance Worship Records. Simon is currently based out of Portland, OR and runs the record label Total Dissonance Worship. We talk about his record label, the new album, and sought after records. If you are a metal vinyl collector, definitely follow Simon on instagram @Simonxsludge. Nightmarer band photo by Peter Voigtmann. I hope everyone enjoys this episode. Ahéhee' / Thank you. — Opening song is by Tribal Kills "Fire In The Sky" (check them out): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adVxRpSaqgI — Band Links: http://www.nightmarer.com http://www.instagram.com/nightmarercult http://www.facebook.com/nightmarercult http://www.instagram.com/totaldissonanceworship http://www.totaldissonanceworship.com https://www.instagram.com/simonxsludge/

This week we are joined by Luc Lemay, lead vocalist and guitarist of the Canadian death metal band Gorguts. Originally from Sherbrooke, Quebec, Gorguts has been around since 1989, with Lemay as its only constant member. The band was in a years-long period of inactivity since 2016, but they've recently gotten back together are laying out plans for a new album, with some new shows announced coming up this spring.

Une surprise pour vous tous! Les Gars du prog reçoivent le légendaire guitariste et chanteur du groupe de metal progresisf Martyr et guitariste du groupe de thrash-prog iconique Voivod.  Composition de solo, création des sons, projets futurs et plein d'autre sujets pour une entrevue en profondeur. Pardonnez Philippe pour la toux, il avait un petit mal de gorge!Suivez Dan:https://www.danmongrain.com/fr/accueilhttps://fr-ca.facebook.com/jurassikrock/https://www.voivod.com/fr/accueilÉcrivez-nous: lesgarsduprog@gmail.comSuivez-nous: instagram.com/lesgarsduprogSupportez-nous: patreon.com/lesgarsduprogMerci de partager le balado avec vos proches!Support the show

Within Destruction is a sic AF metal band from Slovenia. We talk about investing in your art, elitists in the genre & much more! SPONSORS: Click this link to purchase from Sweetwater & help support the podcast: imp.i114863.net/rnrmVB WITHIN DESTRUCTION is: Rok Rupnik, Luka Vezzosi & Howard Fang TIME CODES: 00:00 - Intro 00:47 - Being from Slovenia & Taiwan 11:54 - The show must go on 16:50 - Sakura writing process 23:44 - Howard joins, music gets sic 29:41 - Why a three piece w no bass player 34:35 - Getting out of Taiwan 42:45 - Deathcore elitists & slam police 47:00 - Yokai, Lotus backlash & reaction 55:45 - How long does it take to get exposure?  59:22 - Top bands from other countries 01:02:46 - Almost dying in a van crash

Ep. 112 - Luc Lemay (Gorguts) by Cali Death Podcast

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Bust out your thimbles, needles, and thread - because the Druids are here to discuss all things Battle Vest in an episode sure to leave you in stitches…The Druids dive into the origins of the battle vest, and provide insight on building your own sacred metal garb. What can we say, we're a tight knit community here at the DoD. If you've ever asked yourself “Am I a metalhead?” today's show will help you find the answer you seek. Live coverage of Mortuous, and album reviews of Gorguts will leave you covered in sweat, and a sincere discussion on the voluptuous shape of Baphomet will surely scintillate the senses. So acolytes, are you a grower, or a sewer?Intro/Outro music courtesy of Stormruler.Check us out on:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/druids_of_doom_podcast/Twitter:https://mobile.twitter.com/druids_of_doomAll of our other stuff: https://linktr.ee/druids_of_doom_podcast

ENGLISH BELOW Wir haben lange nicht mehr so unterschiedliche Songs und Genres in unsere Playlist gezogen. Jesse Fuentes, Drummer und Songwriter von Escuela Grind, spricht mit Gandi über das neue Album “Memory Theater” und wie sich ihre Musik weiterentwickelt hat. Die Einflüsse reichen von Acts wie Prince über Slipknot und Gorguts hin zu Nerdrap Acts, mit denen die Amerikaner bereits aufgetreten sind. Jesse gibt auch Lifehacks für Bands auf Tour, erklärt was Festivals und die Olympischen Spiele gemeinsam haben und wie er seine Musik einem 10-jährigen beschreiben würde. Außerdem blicken wir in die Zukunft, die doch sehr rosig für die Band und die Fans aussieht. Mehr zu Escuela Grind findet ihr hier: Spotify ► https://open.spotify.com/artist/75lXMXjUfNNbrBz6auGvvG Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/escuelagrind/ Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/escuelagrind Ihr mögt, was ihr hört? Dann unterstützt uns bei Steady

Since their inception in 2011, Californian death metal machine Skeletal Remains have almost made it their personal mission to fly the flag for old school metal.Heavily influenced by late 1980s and early 1990s outfits like Pestilence, early Gorguts, Death, Obituary and Morbid Angel, Skeletal Remains have built themselves a reputation for delivering a massive sonic wave of destruction with each outing and have now set their sights on Australia!Kicking off at Brisbane's Mansfield Tavern on November 10, Skeletal Remains plan to weave their way around the country before finishing with a New Zealand assault that promises to remind concert goers just how good death metal can be.HEAVY caught up with vocalist/guitarist Chris Monroy not long after the band touched down in Brisbane to find out more."We just got in this morning, so we're a bit jet lagged," he laughed, "but we're fucken stoked to be here and stoked to start the tour tomorrow. We can't wait to see everybody and everybody's reaction to the shows. I really hope that everyone's ready, because we sure are ready as fuck. We've been wanting to do this for a long time so we're really excited to finally be here."As mentioned, this will be Skeletal Remains first trip Down Under, so we ask Monroy what fans can expect from the shows."We're pretty straight forward, nothing crazy," he offered. "We're straight up, in your face death metal so if that's what you like I think you will be highly satisfied (laughs). We're just super fucken stoked to finally be here."In the full interview, Chris talks more about the tour and what to expect, planning a tour to a country for the first time, the early days of Skeletal Remains and where they fit in, refining the band's sound and taking influences, making that sound your own, moving to a major label and what changes that brought, their US tour with Morbid Angel next year and more.

ENGLISH BELOW Wir haben lange nicht mehr so unterschiedliche Songs und Genres in unsere Playlist gezogen. Jesse Fuentes, Drummer und Songwriter von Escuela Grind, spricht mit Gandi über das neue Album “Memory Theater” und wie sich ihre Musik weiterentwickelt hat. Die Einflüsse reichen von Acts wie Prince über Slipknot und Gorguts hin zu Nerdrap Acts, mit denen die Amerikaner bereits aufgetreten sind. Jesse gibt auch Lifehacks für Bands auf Tour, erklärt was Festivals und die Olympischen Spiele gemeinsam haben und wie er seine Musik einem 10-jährigen beschreiben würde. Außerdem blicken wir in die Zukunft, die doch sehr rosig für die Band und die Fans aussieht. Mehr zu Escuela Grind findet ihr hier: Homepage | Bandcamp | Instagram | Facebook Ihr mögt was ihr hört? Dann unterstützt uns gerne bei Steady! Mehr von uns gibt's hier: Homepage | Shop/Merch | Instagram | TikTok | Facebook | Spotify Playlists | YouTube ------- ENGLISH ------- We haven't pulled such diverse songs and genres into our playlist in a long time. Escuela Grind drummer and songwriter Jesse Fuentes talks to Gandi about the new album “Memory Theater” and how their music has evolved. The influences range from acts like Prince to Slipknot and Gorguts to nerdrap acts, with which the Americans have already shared a stage. Jesse also shares life hacks for touring bands, what festivals and the Olympics have in common and how he would describe his music to a 10 year old. Also we look into the future which looks very bright for the band and the fans. You can find more about Escuela Grind here: Homepage | Bandcamp | Instagram | Facebook

Retornando a una temática de la casa, nuestra serie sobre temáticas "caspa" pero en modo A lo Bestia, es decir, con bandas "no tan caspa", en el episodio CXVI de #AloBestiaPodcast estudiamos algunas bandas de la escena norteamericana del Death Metal, unas clásicas y otras modernas, que nunca antes se habían nombrado o presentado en este podcast.Episodio grabado el 04 de septiembre de 2022.Escuchen la lista de reproducción (playlist) de este episodio en:- Youtube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzEUmf3C1pXFrNyewCgI9bB9XTmZe1dNO- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6DGd222AR6UwfdStZUnFM8?si=f2b6eef62f6741b1- Deezer: https://deezer.page.link/GeRMWYmvsPXv3ogNABandas recomendadas en este episodio:Num Skull - Pirate's Night [Ritually Abused, 2014]Cynic - I'm But a Wave to... [Focus, 1993]Gorguts - [Pleiades' Dust, 2016]Incantation - The Ibex Moon [Upon the Throne of Apocalypse, 1995]Kataklysm - Guillotine [Meditations, 2018]Dååth - Day Of Endless Light [The Concealers, 2009]Revocation - Diabolical Majesty [Netherheaven, 2022]Horrendus - The Somber (Desolate Winds) [The Chills, 2012]

Nick Holmes of Bloodbath and Paradise Lost is our guest this week! We discuss the concept behind the bloody music video for lead single "Zombie Inferno," the album artwork bringing him back to being in the record store in 1988, the zombie films that infected him when he was 9 years old, and the element of the mystery being lost in modern horror films. We also chat about getting Barney from Napalm Death and Luc Lemay from Gorguts to guest on the new album, how the Florida sound influenced Survival of the Sickest, the visa issues that caused Bloodbath to miss shows in North America, the pandemic hindering the last Paradise Lost album Obsidian, what it was like to perform to a digital audience during that time with Paradise Lost, and his thoughts on doing a livestream with Bloodbath. Petar and Brandon discuss Avatar thinking its their duty to save heavy metal, and Ozzy tripping on acid and talking to a horse for an hour. Song: Bloodbath “Zombie Inferno” Song: Bloodbath “Carved” Featuring Luc Lemay of Gorguts Song: Conan “Righteous Alliance” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we're breaking down two exciting new records involving artists that are alone talented, but bring out extra strength in each other through the power of collaboration: first up is the new LP from Danger Mouse and Black Thought, CHEAT CODES, one of the year's finest and slickest hip-hop records that showcase both producer and MC at the top of their games. Secondly, we have the latest of many team-ups between Animal Collective drummer and co-founder Panda Bear and legendary Spacemen-3 producer Sonic Boom, RESET, the finest work either have released in years. We also use this album as an excuse to look back on the comeback album Animal Collective dropped earlier this year, TIME SKIFFS, to assess how these artists have revitalized their artistic output by rediscovering the power of their individual strengths unified. Also in this episode we have hilarious and unhinged conversations about Tool, death's dynamic shroud, TobyMac, Owl City, and of course, Muse, that you will not want to miss... Watch the video version of this episode and subscribe to the channel on YouTube. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 2:00 Jake's Tool Tirade 8:41 Journeys in Cyber Metal with Jake 14:10 The Best Sleep Album 16:58 Another Sky Are Art Rock Weirdos You Need To Hear 19:54 TobyMac is in the House Tonight 29:41 Gorguts' Best Album? 34:14 Ashenspire Are the Scottish Jazz Metal Icons You Have to Hear 40:17 Ryley's Biggest Ever Muse Hot Takes 59:58 Danger Mouse & Black Thought - Cheat Codes 1:26:42 Panda Bear & Sonic Boom - Reset 1:43:05 Animal Collective - Time Skiffs 2:07:24 Outro

Eternal Hails, headbangers! Ian's back with another platter of aural decimation! We're exploring all manner of progressive and extreme weirdness with new offerings from Krallice, Imperial Triumphant and Artificial Brain, as well as a excavating a furious banger from the legendary Gorguts album From Wisdom To Hate, which celebrated its 21st birthday this year! We also dial in some dank and devastating new caveman riffs with Jesus Wept, Sedimentum and Grave Infestation, and later get some tripped-out lysergic nightmares from Electric Wizard, Cauchemar and Jex Thoth. Plus, we'll be digging a classic

Eternal Hails, headbangers! Ian's back with another searing platter of aural decimation! We're exploring all manner of progressive and extreme weirdness with mind-bending new offerings from Krallice, Imperial Triumphant and Artificial Brain, as well as a excavating a furious rager from the legendary Gorguts album From Wisdom To Hate, which celebrated its 21st birthday this year! We also dial in some dank and devastating new caveman riffs with Jesus Wept, Sedimentum and Grave Infestation, and later get some tripped-out lysergic nightmares from Electric Wizard, Cauchemar and Jex Thoth. Plus, we'll be digging a classic banger from Mercyful Fate's legendary 1984 album Don't Break The Oath out of The Graveyard!!! Let's get loud!!!

Eternal Hails, headbangers! Ian's back with another searing platter of aural decimation! We're exploring all manner of progressive and extreme weirdness with mind-bending new offerings from Krallice, Imperial Triumphant and Artificial Brain, as well as a excavating a furious rager from the legendary Gorguts album From Wisdom To Hate, which celebrated its 21st birthday this year! We also dial in some dank and devastating new caveman riffs with Jesus Wept, Sedimentum and Grave Infestation, and later get some tripped-out lysergic nightmares from Electric Wizard, Cauchemar and Jex Thoth. Plus, we'll be digging a classic banger from Mercyful Fate's legendary 1984 album Don't Break The Oath out of The Graveyard!!! Let's get loud!!!

Conjurer will release Páthos, their album for 2022, on July 1, which is why it is an excellent opportunity to talk to bassist Conor Marshall. He talks about comparisons to Gorguts' Obscura and Alphaville by Imperial Triumphant, the group's recent experience playing festivals Roadburn, Hellfest and Dark Mofo, and his take on why so much killer heavy metal has evolved from the British Midlands.

Three metalheads - DJ Hollywood, The Pulmonary Pulverizer, and Riffmaster Dylan - talk about tracks by Cryptopsy, Nasum, Greed Worm, Undeath, Gorguts, Midnight, Human, Brainoil, Erupt, Anatomia, and Vacuous. 

Tonight's episode of Terminus is another lean, cold, efficient one, but for good reason- this is the first half of a double-header recording session, the second being a long-awaited new episode of Terminus Prime! On the new bonus show, we cover Absu's Tara and Bilskirnir's Wotansvolk, but you can't hear it unless you send me the 16 digits on the front of your credit card, the expiration date, and the 3 digit security code on the back. And maybe your billing address too. Send that just in case. The first half of our show is dedicated to the eagerly awaited debut full length by Astral Tomb, the young death metal upstarts from Denver whose previous EP we covered last season. Astral Tomb plays truly bizarre, experimental death metal that's equal parts Gorguts and Frank Zappa, but the primary DNA might surprise you- slam death and bludgeoning beatdown hardcore. Does this head-on collision of high and low culture result in brilliance or confusion? Without question, the former- this immediately jumped onto our preemptive album of the year lists and we guess it will for you too. On the flipside is the new record by Ostots, long running Basque black metal band who make a lateral move into slightly symphonic but by no means "nicer" territory. Drawn from the well of mid-00s trenchcoat obscurity, Ostots makes harmonically challenging and deceptively complex music from simple building blocks. This is a band which etches out rich yet rigid forms not unlike a 19th century charcoal sketch- highly detailed but crafted with sharp, dangerous angles. In some sense quite challenging, but undoubtedly highly worthwhile. 0:00:00 - Intro 0:04:06 - Astral Tomb - Soulgazer (Blood Harvest) 0:48:32 - Interlude - The Stooges - “Fun House,” fr. Fun House (Elektra, 1970) 0:56:16 - Ostots - Madarikazioa (Altare Productions) 1:40:01 - Outro - Azrael - “Untitled 5” fr. Into Shadows Act II: Through Horned Shadows Glimpse (Moribund Records, 2004) (Out of print and not available digitally, but easily found on the used market) Terminus links: Terminus on Youtube Terminus on Patreon Terminus on Subscribestar Terminus on Instagram Terminus on Facebook thetrueterminus@gmail.com  

What can you say that hasn't already been said about the guys in Blood Incantation? Whether it's their incredibly deep and sprawling slabs of death metal like Starspawn or Hidden Histories of the Human Race or their other musical endeavors that read like a primer of the best extreme metal of the last 10 years (Spectral Voice, Stormkeep, Wayfarer)...it seems no matter what they put their hands in, it comes out righteous and heavy. So it's no surprise that their latest left turn, the ambient experiment Timewave Zero (Century Media Records) manages to retain the signature sound of the band even as it stretches into the furthest reaches of space without the raging riffs of down-tuned guitars to power it. We sat down with 3/4 of the band (Isaac, Paul and Morris) to discuss how the collaborative process works when you're creating an ambient record, the close-knit nature of the Colorado scene, keeping riffs fresh and alive in a world where almost everything has already been done, and so much more (just wait until the episode shifts to the majesty of Gorguts).This is a killer conversation that just reinforces howe vital and essential Blood Incantation is to the extreme metal scene, so put down that fidget spinner, grab your beverage of choice and settle in for a wicked edition of the Nine Circles Audio Thing.9C LINKS: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

Listen to my review of number 38 on the Terrorizer Magazine best Death Metal albums list - the sprawling prog metal classic, Obscura by Gorguts.

Dreams of Consciousness Podcast Episode 207 features an interview with Erol Ulug of Teeth. Dreams of Consciousness has been on the Teeth hype train since their Unremittance debut and their subsequent split EP with Fister. The California band represent the evolution of "dissonant death metal", taking the influence of Gorguts and Immolation, while giving it their own unorthodox, convention-defying spin. I spoke with Teeth guitarist/vocalist Erol Ulug about the "Nuns With Guns" tattoo that led to his long collaboration with his bandmate, Justin Moore, and how their previous band Wageslave shaped Teeth's musical direction. We also discussed his jazz background, and the challenges he faced as both a band member and studio engineer/producer during the creation of the band's latest EP, Finite. My thanks to Erol for speaking with me, and to all of you for listening. Music In This Episode: "Husk" "Dread" taken from the album The Curse of Entropy "Concubine" "Dreamless Hieroglyphs" taken from the Finite EP "Leech Eater" taken from the album Unremittance Thanks for listening! Interviews, reviews, and more at www.dreamsofconsciousness.com

 Alex Weber, bassist, composer, and teacher is based in Baltimore, MD.  He joined the progressive metal band Exist in 2008 to cover bass and vocal duties and has since recorded 4 albums with them. Over the last 4 years Exist has signed with Prosthetic Records and has toured the US and Canada with notable bands such as Gorguts, Obscura, Beyond Creation, and Archspire.  Besides touring with Exist, Alex has also been hired by and toured the US and Europe in a diverse assortment of metal bands such as Jeff Loomis' solo project, Defeated Sanity, and Sabbath Assembly. In 2020, Alex joined the renowned technical death metal Malignancy.Check out more about Alex here:alexwebermusic.comYouTubeInstagram Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=8GTQGDBVRKHP2)

This Friday - August 6th 2021 - Bandcamp has announced that they are waiving their fees for to help support artist impacted by the pandemic.  This means that if you buy music on Friday this week the artist actually gets all the money (minus paypal or credit card processing fees).  Learn more: https://daily.bandcamp.com/features/bandcamp-fridays-2021 We thought this was a good opportunity to share some of our favorite albums, since you might be wanting recommendations to fill up your bandcamp shopping cart on friday.   Here are the links to the albums we talk about: "Colored Sands" by Gorguts: https://gorguts.bandcamp.com/album/colored-sands "Morgan Delt" by Morgan Delt: https://morgandelt.bandcamp.com/album/morgan-delt-2 "Oviri" by Jute Gyte: https://jutegyte.bandcamp.com/album/oviri "Agüita" by Gabriel Garzón-Montano: https://gabrielgarzonmontano.bandcamp.com/album/ag-ita "I Do Not Wake Up" by ddb:  https://dennydennybreakfast.bandcamp.com/album/i-do-not-wake-up "Solipsist" by The Zenith Passage: https://uniqueleaderrecords.bandcamp.com/album/solipsist "Lugal Ki En" by Rings of Saturn: https://uniqueleaderrecords.bandcamp.com/album/lugal-ki-en "Billions of Cicadas" by BlipVert: https://blipvert.bandcamp.com/album/billions-of-cicadas "The Behemoth" by Phronesis: https://phronesistrio.bandcamp.com/album/the-behemoth "Y-OTIS 2" by Otis Sandsjö: https://wejazzrecords.bandcamp.com/album/y-otis-2 "Canticles Of The Holy Scythe" by LÜÜP: https://i-voidhangerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/canticles-of-the-holy-scythe And lastly, Giacinto Scelsi: https://giacintoscelsi.bandcamp.com/

Dan and Erik talk to Iowa City based experimental/avant garde musician Gabi Vanek about her history as a bassoonist. We get into alot of un discussions about Gabi's love for metal and how that played a part in her picking up the bassoon as her main instrument in high school, some of her favorite metal bands, the idea of a bassoonist playing d.i.y. basement shows and experimenting with noise/pedals/sounds, making "uncool" instruments cool as well as many other topics in this episode!!!

Today's episode of Powerchord kicks off with decimating new tracks of twisted and horrifying black metal from Paysage D'Hiver, Mare Cognitum and Spectral Wound! We'll also play some crushing new music from death metal masters Gatecreeper, Frozen Soul and the almighty Cannibal Corpse, plus debut a vicious banger from incomprable brutality auteurs Krallice. Hour two of the show features some bombastic, goblet-raising anthems from Bewitcher, Witches Hammer, Konquest and Sandstorm, and crusty, sludgy hardcore from local favs Waingro, Baptists, Erosion and WTCHDR. Punishing doses of thrash with Nervosa and Skeleton also appear alongside demented tech-damaged prog with Canadian legends Gorguts and suffocating sludge from Cardinal Wyrm's latest release. Plus, we'll dig a classic track from UK Death/Grind pioneers Bolt Thrower's legendary IVth Crusade album out of The Graveyard! Time to get loud...

Yautja plays lurching, uncomfortable music, so it is fitting that their new album is called “The Lurch.” I first met Kayhan back in approximately 2010 when I was on tour with Weekend Nachos and we stayed at Kayhan’s place in Birmingham, Alabama. At the time, Kayhan was in a band called Legion (funny enough), and since then has gone on to play in several excellent hardcore and metal projects like Coliseum, Die Young, and — of course — Yautja. Yautja’s most recent record is fantastic, so I wanted to get Kayhan on the podcast to discuss how they write such weird but catchy songs. The conversation also took a detour into some of Kayhan’s wild experiences working at his family’s convenience store during a pandemic, so stick around for that as well. Learn more from Kayhan and Yautja here: Bandcamp: yautja.bandcamp.com Instagram: @yautjagram Facebook: @YautjaTN If you're enjoying the show, the best way to support it is by sharing with your friends. If you don't have any friends, why not a leave a review? It makes a difference in terms of other people finding the show. You can also subscribe to receive my e-mail newsletter at www.toddnief.com. Most of my writing never makes it to the blog, so get on that list. Show Notes: [01:29] The power of naming things “Legion” [06:50] Being viewed as an off-the-rails weirdo due to an interest in extreme music — and the differences between music, sci-fi, and fantasy fandoms [15:04] Getting into hardcore and punk, and the benefits of a mid-sized scene on creativity in Birmingham, Alabama [20:28] Straddling genre lines with Yautja and being the misfit band on most concert bills [29:17] The impacts of the country music industry on the Nashville underground music scene [35:07] Yautja’s songwriting process — and the importance of rhythm, variations, and other subtleties in their compositions [47:17] Yautja plays difficult and weird riffs, but is not really a “technical” band [57:55] Yautja’s plans as the US emerges from the pandemic [01:03:29] Kayhan’s comical and frustrating experiences working in his family’s convenience store during a pandemic [01:14:14] How to purchase “The Lurch” and support Yautja Links and Resources Mentioned: Weekend Nachos Legion Deicide “Legion” Integrity “Dawn of a new Apocalypse” Legion in popular culture Birmingham Legion FC The Home Despot Wish Machine Head “Burn My Eyes” Keep Staring I Might Do a Trick T-Shirt Doctor Who The Lord of the Rings Robert Jordan George R. R. Martin Darkman Virus (1999 film) In Defence Revocation Exhumed Rivers of Nihil Voivod “Dimension Hatröss” Morbid Angel “Formulas Fatal to the Flesh” Morbid Angel “Gateways to Annihilation” Hella Gnarwhal Mutilation Rites Alraune Steve Cloutier and Luc Lemay of Gorguts guitar lesson Gorguts “Obscura”

From more than 80 albums released in April that could easily have made this playlist, I've had to whittle it down to 12. So these are the 12 albums that, imo have the X factor, whether it be the fastest, most brutal, doomiest, fuzziest, blackest or just consistently great, track by track. STEEL BEARING HAND ~ 'Slay In Hell' "Out from the wastes of Cimmeria, Steel Bearing Hand has come to tread the jeweled thrones of the Earth with booted feet, overthrow the heretical tyrants and sacrilegious interlopers who corrupt the sanctity of Metal, and... SLAY IN HELL" https://steelbearinghand.bandcamp.com/album/slay-in-hell CRYPTS OF DESPAIR ~ 'All Light Swallowed' "FFO: Ulcerate, Incantation, Belphegor, Portal, Anaal Nathrakh, Deathspell Omega, Replicant, Gorguts, Morbid Angel, Immolation" https://cryptsofdespairdeath.bandcamp.com/album/all-light-swallowed-death-metal THE PLAGUE ~ 'Within Death' "Inspired by the old school Swedish Death Metal sound." https://theplague-au.bandcamp.com/album/within-death THRONE ~ 'Pestilent Dawn' "Blackened Death Filth" https://thronemetal.bandcamp.com/album/pestilent-dawn NEKROMANTHEON ~ 'Visions of Trismegistos' "Visions of Trismegistos feels like a lost opus from the glory days of the '80s, when thrash, death, and black metal were merged into one unholy trinity" https://nekromantheon-norway.bandcamp.com/ MIASMA THEORY ~ 'Miasma Theory' "International Heavy Metal group featuring members of Northern Crown, Skelator & Anna Fiori" https://miasmatheoryband.com/ HILJAISUUS VAJOAA ~ 'Kaikkeuden ytimeen' "Sounds of the final emptiness." https://hiljaisuusvajoaa.bandcamp.com/album/kaikkeuden-ytimeen HELSLAVE ~ 'From The Sulphur Depths' "Old School Death Metal since 2009" https://helslave.bandcamp.com/album/from-the-sulphur-depths AGGRAVATOR ~ 'Unseen Repulsions' 'Thrash from Texas' https://aggravator.bandcamp.com/album/unseen-repulsions CANNIBAL CORPSE ~ 'Violence Unimagined' “summing up what the band is about in every facet, and taking violence to another level of extremity.” https://cannibalcorpse.bandcamp.com/album/violence-unimagined GODHEAD LIZARD ~ V838 "Loud beats, heavy low ends, solid fuzzy riffs and exploding vocals will make you feel Godhead Lizard’s musical core." https://godheadlizardqc.bandcamp.com/album/v838-2 ORYX~ 'Lamenting A Dead World' "Denver blackened sludge." https://oryx.bandcamp.com/album/lamenting-a-dead-world

This past week we listened to Vektor, Skeleton Witch, Horrendous, and Gorguts. Join the gang as Mr. Rob Fortune and Senor Jack Falcon go into detail on the band and how awesome the music truly is. Don't listen to JoMo, he's one step away from being committed. Have a great week!

Colin is probably the busiest guy in metal with an overwhelmingly large discography of overwhelmingly ambitious music. As a performer he plays guitar in bands like Krallice and Encenathrakh, 6-string bass with death metal legends, Gorguts, and of course the infamous Warr guitar in the infamous prog outfit Behold... the Arctopus. In addition to his many projects as a performer, Colin maintains an active recording schedule at his studio, Menegroth, and has adapted quite impressively in the face of COVID-19 lockdowns with more albums than most people make in years. In this interview we talk for over 3 hours and cover a range of topics that I'll try to create timestamps for but for now I'm just happy it's done exporting and on the YouTubes. * This episode is dedicated to Trent Graham (1982-2012) -- Support the BRIDGE podcast via Patreon.com/lambertronix

Zach picks his second album of the series...and this may have been the hardest one for Stez yet.