Podcast appearances and mentions of greg wilkinson

Today I chat with Greg Wilkinson from Death Metal legends Autopsy about the 80s B-Movie classic C.H.U.D. Plus we delve into his horror history & get some killer Static Abyss, Deathgrave & Autopsy stories to boot.GREG WILKINSON // AUTOPSY // STATIC ABYSS / / DEATHGRAVE

Interview by Kris PetersThe common perception with iconic bands is that their musical output understandably slows the longer their careers go on.This could be for a variety of factors that are too many to mention, but no matter how many excuses there are, try telling legendary Californian death metal outfit Autopsy that they should be slowing down.Coming just 12 months after the release of Morbidity Triumphant, the timeless warriors last week unveiled another slab of metal excellence in the form of Ashes, Organs, Blood And Crypts.A sonic barrage that sounds as if it were conceived in the bowels of Hell itself, Ashes, Organs, Blood And Crypts is, if anything, an ever more polished performance from Autopsy given that new bass player Greg Wilkinson not only has one album under his belt before this release, but also the fact he had more involvement in the complete album cycle.Wilkinson joined HEAVY earlier for a chat about the new material and more."It's been good," he smiled at the response to the new album. "It was kind of scary putting two albums a year apart and some people were definitely nervous at how are they gonna put two records out and make them good."I point out the above-mentioned fact that bands generally reduce their output in the latter stages of their career, a point which he shrugs off casually."I can't speak on behalf of before me joining the band, but there was that whole COVID lockdown thing," he measured, "that I think maybe built a little back up. And then me joining the band nad also having input in that stuff. There was four of us who could all write songs, so you have four people, you have a big break from shows; from writing records; from recording. The whole world shut down for a year and a half, so I'm sure those are all elements that came into play. In the end, the fact of the matter is I think once we get the wheels rolling we just keep going. It seems like we just kept going. Kinetic energy, that's my answer."In the full interview, Greg talks about the musical side of the new album, how it differs sonically to Morbidity Triumphant, how the singles released represent the album, the horror-inspired film clip for Rabid Funeral, how he is settling into his role in the band after joining in 2021, how he came to be a member of Autopsy and more.

Dreams of Consciousness Podcast Episode 276 features an interview with Fern Alberts of Deathgrave. Originally formed by a group of friends to play classic anarcho-punk, Deathgrave eventually morphed into one of the more thoughtful and original deathgrind bands to emerge from the Bay Area. It doesn't hurt that their guitarist is producer Greg Wilkinson, who is both a Grammy award winner and a current member of Autopsy (quite a pair of accomplishments). I spoke with Deathgrave bassist Fern Alberts about where Deathgrave's discordance and odd time signatures come from, and what musical styles wouldn't make their way into one of their songs. We also discussed the band in-joke that led to the title of the latest Deathgrave album, It's Only Midnight, and the imaginary neighbourhood where Deathgrave's lyrics take place. My thanks again to Fern for speaking with me, and to you for listening. Music In This Episode: "Seeping Through The Shoebox" "This Is What You Get Pt. 2" taken from the album So Real, It's Now "Tony's Deli" "Lonely Streets" taken from the album It's Only Midnight Thanks for listening! Interviews, reviews, and more at www.dreamsofconsciousness.com

Ep. 83 - Greg Wilkinson (Deathgrave). In this episode I talk to Deathgrave founder and guitarist Greg Wilkinson. Deathgrave formed in 2013 and currently based out of San Jose, CA. The band incorporate elements of punk, grindcore, and death metal to create a unique, multidimensional sound. The 1st album 'So Real Its Now' was released in 2018 and takes you on a frightful mind trip. Deathgrave will release their 2nd album 'It's Only Midnight' on April 14th via Tankcrimes. We talk about the formation of Deathgrave, the upcoming album, joining Autopsy, and the upcoming tour with Necrot & Mortiferum. 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://deathgrave.bandcamp.com;
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S1E134: "Death Metal Crusty Punks" - Dave Benson (Acephalix)In this episode, we gather with Dave Benson (Acephalix) to talk about his experience in the studio with audio engineer Greg Wilkinson, their newest release "Theothanatology", the current state of death metal, and our love-hate relationship with cassettes. Podcast Borders - @withered_designsDocumentary and Podcast Cover - @bennybonesartWatch our documentary film featuring Napalm Death, Cattle Decapitation, Midnight, Incantation, Frozen Soul, 200 Stab Wounds, and more below! https://linktr.ee/NoiseDosageMediaSupport the show

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.

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Graniterock is known for producing high quality construction materials for contractors throughout Northern California. Every shipment of aggregate, concrete and asphalt, and every project with cold in-place recycling, is backed by careful analysis and data that ensures specifications are met for each job. Graniterock has five testing laboratories across the San Francisco Bay Area that serve a vital role in the company's quality control.In this Episode, Graniterock's Research and Technical Service leaders share what the RTS department is all about, including the many services and capabilities the team has to offer.00;00 Intro00;11 - Greg Wilkinson, RTS Aggregates Manager03;59 - Katha Redmon, RTS Director of Concrete Products08;45 - Kevin McNeil, RTS Hot Mix Asphalt Manager12;36 - Anthony Silva, RTS Quality Manager/Pavement Recycling Group17;48 - Toni Carroll, RTS Director of Quality

S1E126: "Scooped Guitars and Rats" - Greg Wilkinson (Earhammer Studios/Autopsy/Brainoil)In this episode, we gather with Greg Wilkinson (Earhammer Studios/Autopsy/Brainoil) to nerd out on all things audio and effects related. Throughout this episode we also talk about the impact Autopsy has had on him and drum programming.  Our Artists:Podcast Frames and Text - @withered_designsConceptual, Merch and Zine Covers - @bennybonesartWe want to hear from our listeners about their thoughts on future guests, topics of discussion, and show recommendations. Please consider emailing us at noisedosagemedia585@gmail.comWant to know what else Noise Dosage Media has to offer? Click below! https://linktr.ee/NoiseDosageMediaSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/noisedosagemedia)

Japan Nick's Quarantine Podcast Episode 80 030622 Interview Ungodly Rest interview. Ungodly Rest is a black metal band from Mexico. I had an interview with their singer Peste Nocturne. We spoke about his influences as well as favorite Mexican metal bands. There was mention of Greg Wilkinson producing the album.

Strong gales have brought down trees and powerlines in the central South Island and lower North Island overnight and 10 wildfires are burning in North Canterbury. Greg Wilkinson is from Peel Forest in South Canterbury, inland of Timaru. He spoke to Guyon Espiner.

In this episode Bill talks with Sonny Reinhardt from the band NECROT, where we talk about their new album MORTAL, his inspiration for playing guitar, working with Greg Wilkinson in the studio, and the history within the Bay Area music scene, as well as playing some of those infamous venues. He also talks about the […]

In this episode Bill talks with Sonny Reinhardt from the band NECROT, where we talk about their new album MORTAL, his inspiration for playing guitar, working with Greg Wilkinson in the studio, and the history within the Bay Area music scene, as well as playing some of those infamous venues. He also talks about the meaning of their band name, NECROT, plus so much more. Remember Boondoggle Listeners Matter, so e-mail us at todaysboondoggle@gmail.com and let us know your thoughts so we can read them on air. So kick back with your headphones and cold one for this latest episode. Enjoy our additional segments featuring music from the Flo White Show and Stories from the VFW Hall. Please subscribe and give 5 stars and review. Every review we receive on either Apple Podcast or Google Music we will mention you on a future episode and our Social Media pages. Follow Today's Boondoggle also on our Social Media as well as DomainCle.com and on Anchor.fm Today's Boondoggle logo designed by Stacy Candow. Also please consider financially supporting us at Todays Boondoggle using Venmo, our GoFundMe, or sponsoring us on our Anchor.fm page, so we can continue to provide you with quality entertainment. --- 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/todaysboondoggle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/todaysboondoggle/support

In this episode Bill talks with Sonny Reinhardt from the band NECROT, where we talk about their new album MORTAL, his inspiration for playing guitar, working with Greg Wilkinson in the studio, and the history within the Bay Area music scene, as well as playing some of those infamous venues. He also talks about the meaning of their band name, NECROT, plus so much more. Remember Boondoggle Listeners Matter, so e-mail us at todaysboondoggle@gmail.com and let us know your thoughts so we can read them on air. So kick back with your headphones and cold one for this latest episode. Enjoy our additional segments featuring music from the Flo White Show and Stories from the VFW Hall. Please subscribe and give 5 stars and review. Every review we receive on either Apple Podcast or Google Music we will mention you on a future episode and our Social Media pages. Follow Today's Boondoggle also on our Social Media as well as DomainCle.com and on Anchor.fm Today's Boondoggle logo designed by Stacy Candow. Also please consider financially supporting us at Todays Boondoggle using Venmo, our GoFundMe, or sponsoring us on our Anchor.fm page, so we can continue to provide you with quality entertainment. --- 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/todaysboondoggle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/todaysboondoggle/support

Join the Dads as they celebrate their quarter-century episode deep in the dank dungeons of Earhammer Studios, with none other than its proprietor and sole beneficiary Greg Wilkinson (Brainoil, DeathgraVe). Things get weird fast and everyone involved becomes very uncomfortable. Will the Dads get out alive?!  Also discussed: Unexplained Swelling, The Removal of Testament-Related Memories, Oxiplegatz Chatz, Two Thirty-Gallon Trashcans Full of Empty Olympias (Courtesy of Schlong), Spiking Our Downloads By Just Dying, Nasty Sax, A Klean Kanteen Full of Urine, The Unhinged Guy From Pavor/Bethlehem, Graves At Seaside, Podcast of the Year Material, Skydiving Without A Parachute, A Totally Forgettable Recording Experience, Pig Champion On A Diet, Sacramento Jack Lemmon, The Italian Word For "Viagra", Please, My Father Was Mr. Brainoil, Grampas of Sludge, Party Fouls, Thomas Hatin' Church, Evanescencey Lady-Singing, Cambodian Food, Just "Pibb", Kids These Days And Their "Internet Memes", Chad Gailey's Green Card, Day of the Dad, Awesome Lawnmowers, The Other Deicide, Emailing From Five Feet Away, Origins of the Dickhammer, Camping With Fern, Too Extreme! vs Extreme 2, Lobotomized, Phlebotomized, Band Tinder, Fretless Bass, A Zornesque Element, You're Invited! (In Spirit), "I'll Suck Your Dick For An Old Tin Can", by Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty, Scene Luminaries, What You Can And Can't Be Proud Of, Showin' Some Ankle, Exit The Void, Closing Lots of Pornhub Tabs, Goatcunt, Terms of Endearment, Those Knuckleheads in Congress, Part 7, Diminutive Skinsman Ira Harris, Tone Boners, Alternative Rock And The Alt-Right, An Elvis Impersonator That Pisses On You, Sex Solicitation, Don't Be A Possum, You CAN Be Replaced, Listener Emails, The DMD Bump, and, of course, Fatherly/Gregerly Advice. It's a solid B minus! Music: Seance, "Who Will Not Be Dead" DeathgraVe, "Seeping Through The Shoebox" The Dads will be performing LIVE as part of the annual Illogical Contraption Halloween Special Wednesday, November 1st at the Punchline in San Francisco!   (PS: Debra Winger Dies At The End.)

ListenIt's business as usual in the Johnson City Regional Museum: the new head of marketing is driving folks to distraction with her over-commercialism, Mala Monroe and Professor Stein bond over common interests, Casey is assigned to do manual labor for "the greater good", and the levels of supernatural energy are slowly rising to critical levels in the Vanmount Theater Annex.Is it this boring in YOUR office?Written by Charles RussellFeatured in our cast were:Perry Whittle as Keith NashAmanda Fitzwater as Helene MancusoCaptain John Tadrzak as Professor SteinAlasdair Stuart as CaseyM. Sieiro Garcia as Mala MonroeApril Sadowski as Angie/AdrienneRebecca Thrasher as JaneSally Wiget as the voice of the Tour GuideMarleigh Norton as AlexisJon Specht as Damienand David Ault as ArgusOriginal music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeodThis series is produced by Elie HirschmanPost-production work by Greg WilkinsonThe executive producer for Darker Projects is Eric BusbyPlease note: all veil-piercing in this episode was performed by qualified supernatural beings. Do NOT attempt this at home.

Listen(33:52, 32.7 MB mp3, released 2013.02.04)It all comes down to this: Nash and his co-workers, having received warnings of something big and spooky about to happen, are unable to enjoy the Museum's big Halloween party. Their worried minds are soon made worrieder by the appearance of several ghosts, a medium and a strange mix of highly sinister characters. It soon becomes apparent that there is a turf war in progress - and the Battle For The Museum has already begun...Is it this boring in YOUR office?Written by Charles RussellPerry Whittle as Keith Nash Amanda Fitzwater as Helene Mancuso Captain John Tadrzak as Professor Stein Alasdair Stuart as Casey M. Sieiro Garcia as Mala Monroe April Sadowski as Angie/Adrienne Rebecca Thrasher as Jane Marleigh Norton as Alexis Jon Specht as Damien H. Keith Lyons as Larry Audio Élan as Miranda/Volka Chip Joel as various goons and David Ault as Argus Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeodThis series is produced by Elie HirschmanPost-production work by Greg Wilkinson"Every man is a warrior inside. But the choice to fight is his own." - John Eldredge

Casey tells Nash and Dr. Mancuso about Jane - one of the ghosts who appears at the museum - and how she came there because of him. The problem is that someone else now appears to be interested in Casey... and Jane.Tales From The Museum, Season 3, Episode 1: The Trouble with Jane(23:31, 27.1 MB mp3, released 2010.04.29)Written by Charles RussellFeatured in this episode were:Perry Whittle as Keith NashAlasdair Stuart as CaseyAmanda Fitzwater as Dr. Helene MancusoEleiece Krawiec as  AnnaRebecca Thrasher as Janeand Cap'n John Tadrzak as Dr. SteinOriginal music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeodThis series is produced by Elie HirschmanPost-production work by Greg WilkinsonThe executive producer for Darker Projects is Eric BusbyThe National Transportation Safety Board advises motorists not to pick up hitchhikers. Especially ones that glow.

Nash's quiet vacation in the Tennessee Woodlands is interrupted by a call from the Museum - Dr. Mancuso has disappeared from those very same woods while doing research for a local college. Has she met the same fate as the others who have mysteriously vanished from that site? More importantly, are the fish biting today?Tales From The Museum 3.02: Bloody Haven(24:15, 22.4 MB mp3, released 2010.10.17)Written by Charles RussellFeatured in this episode were:Perry Whittle as Keith NashAmanda Fitzwater as Dr. Helene MancusoAlasdair Stuart as CaseyShane Harris as PappyM S Garcia as Deputy Lisa HendrickGwendolyn Jensen Woodard as HildaSteven Scott as MarxDavid Smith as Captain James Robert LeFontaine Haven, CSAOriginal music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeodThis series is produced by Elie HirschmanPost-production work by Greg Wilkinson

Jim helps out his tailor, who has unwittingly become involved in a murder mystery. Featuring the voice talents of: RUSSELL GOLD as Jim Nolan, JOYCE BENDER as Gladys Nolan KATIE DEHNART as the Narrator TRACY HALL as Trudy Williams BRIAN BEDARD as Lt. Carmichael And a very SPECIAL THANKS to the talented voices of: Garry Cobbum as Antonio Pinneli, Mike Murphy as Mr. Fergus, April Sadowski as Betsy Kelly, and Greg Wilkinson as Gavin Bishop Written by: Mike Murphy Directed By: Capt. John Tadrzak Asst. Director: Mike Murphy Post Production: James Smagata Edited by: Arlene Osborne Sound effects: Jim Murphy Music Credits: Vivian DoskowMusic for the series was composed and performed by Vivian Doskow. Please hear more of her wonderful music at http://www.myspace.com/viviandoskowJim Nolan, Private Eye was created by Mike Murphy and Arlene Osborne.Rating:Young Adults 13+Copyright Misfistaudio.com 2009