Podcasts about infinite forms

Welcome back metal heads to another episode of The Great Metal Debate podcast. It's Xander back with a brand new album review. Today, we will be looking at The Enduring Spirit by Canadian death metallers Tomb Mold. I was first introduced to Tomb Mold a few years ago when someone on my Facebook told me to check out their 2018 album Manor of Infinite Forms. I remember enjoying their brand of death metal but at the same time, I never became a huge fan. This new album however might change that for me. I have a friend in the UK who told me the other day that Tomb Mold was releasing a new album so I decided to give it a listen. Needless to say, this band has definitely improved upon their sound. There's obviously a lot more technical and groovy parts in the riffs instead of the dirty and grimey sound I'm used to hearing from these guys. This time around, things seem to be a lot more polished with even some calm moments. A perfect example of this would be at the beginning of the track titled "Will of Whispers''. In fact it reminded me a lot of Rivers Of Nihil's Where Owls Know My Name just a little but then again, there were many other times throughout this record where I got Hooded Menace vibes; so much so that I even went back and listened to one of my favorite 2021 albums The Tritonus Bell. Tomb Mold is a band that has evolved since the previous album which was released right before COVID. This means that the band most likely had a lot of time during lockdown to really brainstorm and write a perfect new album that stands out among the rest in the discography. In my opinion I think this is the best material they have ever created. Derek Vella and Payson Power are both absolute riff machines and provide a gorgeous guitar solo on the track "Fate's Tangled Thread" and of course Kevin Sia rips on the bass. I love how the bass cuts through the music like a knife through warm butter and to make it even more impressive is that the guy is only rocking a 4 string! Usually death metal bands with the techier sound need at least a 5 or 6 string. I mean hell, the band Obscura has a bassist who shreds on an 8 string fretless bass. As I was watching the making of this album I saw that Kevin's 4 string is also fretless. That's awesome! Especially hearing the bassline in "Servants of Possibility". I'm going to be doing a review for the new Autopsy album next month and it got me thinking about how rare it is for the vocalist of a band to also be the drummer. It takes a certain set of skills to be able to pull of those slow cavernous growls while also blasting away at the drums and Max Klebanoff can do exactly that! On the album title closing track which has the full name "The Enduring Spirit of Calamity", the guitar riffs remind me a lot of the middle era of a band like Decrepit Birth. As a fan of that particular style of tech death I can appreciate that. Now the metal-archives doesn't label them as tech death but I feel like it's the direction that this band is going and I can't wait to see what they put out in the future. This album was a breath of fresh air and I can see myself listening to this one a few more times before the end of the year. I have nothing but positive things to say about this one. Let's give it a nice little 8.5 out of 10. It's amazing but at the same time not really my go-to genre yet it deserves some much needed attention and support. You can support Tomb Mold's music by buying their music from either their Bandcamp page or from their record label website 20buckspin.com. Tomb Mold is also available on all streaming platforms.

In this fitting and perfect send-off and season finale, I'm joined by two very awesome fellow podcasters and entrepreneurs who also happen to be platonic life partners. Foxxy Devine aka Seth Hill and Luna Hawks aka Jozette Gordon are fire dancers, apothecary owners, fashion designers, illusionists...the list goes on! They're also super witchy and fun, and this was a great episode where we got to learn all about who they are and what they do. Of course get to hear their story of becoming platonic life partners, which began as a business partnership and has evolved into multiple business partnerships, co-habitation, shared bank accounts, and plans for the future. All without romance and sex! We break that idea down and ask why those types of things are usually reserved for romantic relationships, and how we might open that idea to close, intimate, life-long platonic ones. This was a super fun episode where we laughed and got deep about relationships structures, and it was the best way to end this first season. Thanks to all of you for tuning in this year and see you in February! Learn more about Seth and Jozette by following them on IG: @FireBurnCauldronBubble and check out their podcast and shops: www.fireburncauldronbubble.com ; www.firemagick.org ; www.magickapothecary.com ; www.slitweave.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/practicingpolya/support

Canadian death metallers Tomb Mold were the Cinderella story of the extreme metal underground in 2018. Seemingly out of nowhere (emphasis on "seemingly"), TM captured the hearts and minds of fans and critics alike with the brilliant 20 Buck Spin debut "Manor of Infinite Forms". The band recently crossed their native land giving us an opportunity to speak with axeman Derrick Vella. We discuss said record and the overwhelming attention the band received. As well we chat some Canadian metal legends and, of course, some hockey talk. Musically, we crank some TM, Rotting Christ, Noisem, Torture Rack, Abhorrent, Cannabis Corpse, and we introduce Montreal metallers Blackguard in our "Indie Spotlight". Horns!! This Episode is sponsored by Trve Kvlt Coffee. Summon the coffee demons to possess yourself a cup today! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Listen Live Thursday's at 8pm eastern on Pure Rock Radio Drop us a line at radmetal666@gmail.com

We are both Tranquilos™ and Fucking Crazy™. Spectacularly homeless and yet optimistic. There’s a sour taste in our mouths. Blackened notes, with a tint of red (wine). We are Satan Made Me Do It and we are back with a main-event calibre show worthy of the noblest ziggurats. What we got here is 80 minutes of delightful darkness come alive through the power of our resolve and an overly complicated home setup put together to inflict pain and mess with our poisoned heads. Rough around the edges, as always, and as always a product of our fondness for a noisy way of life. Still here and still louder than y’all. We shall return….. -- satanmademedoit.org -- www.facebook.com/SatanMadeMeDoItDJ -- -- www.instagram.com/satan_made_me_do_it_dj/ Satan Made Me Do It #32 @ a Great Living Darkness – -- The Awakening | Ghastly (FIN) | Death Velour, 2018 http://ghastly.bandcamp.com/ -- Human Is Obsolete | Mammoth Grinder (USA) | Cosmic Crypt, 2018 https://mammothgrinder.bandcamp.com/album/cosmic-crypt -- Birth of Disease | Adorior (UK) | Author of Incest, 2005 https://www.facebook.com/Adorior-130299650388633/ -- Wolflust | Angelcorpse (USA) | Wolflust [Single], 1997 https://www.discogs.com/artist/1939088-Angelcorpse -- Manor of Infinite Forms | Tomb Mold (CAN) | Manor of Infinite Forms, 2018 https://listen.20buckspin.com/album/manor-of-infinite-forms -- Dawn of Eschaton | Obscure Burial (FIN) | Obscure Burial, 2017 https://obscureburial.bandcamp.com/ -- Reapers Carrion | Vomitor (AUS) | Bleeding the Priest, 2002 https://www.facebook.com/Vomitor-170920829616359/ -- Decapitated Saints | Vader (POL) | Necrolust [Demo], 1989 https://www.discogs.com/Vader-Necrolust/master/654309 -- Whispers Through the Aether | Ghastly (FIN) | Death Velour, 2018 http://ghastly.bandcamp.com/ -- Possessed by the Eyes of the Living God | Reptilian (NOR) | Perennial Void Traverse, 2016 https://edgedcircleproductions.bandcamp.com/album/perennial-void-traverse -- Furia y metal | Sobibor (COL) | Furia y metal, 2006 https://www.facebook.com/sobibor.metalpunk/ -- Pressure II | BIB (USA) | Moshpit, 2018 https://bibhc.bandcamp.com/album/moshpit -- Executioner’s Tax | Power Trip (USA) | Nightmare Logic, 2017 https://powertripsl.bandcamp.com/ -- Sin Goddammit | Nattefrost (NOR) | Engangsgrill [Split], 2009 https://www.discogs.com/artist/317095-Nattefrost -- Lifeless | Darkthrone (NOR) | Ravishing Grimness, 1999 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Darkthrone/101075189934422

This week Joe has returning guest Keith Gough back to talk Metal, Metal, Metal.  The go back and forth about their top metal releases of 2018.  They are not in order of rank, Joe and Keith just list four each.  Here they are. Keith's: Yashira - "Shrine," Panopticon - "The Scar of Man on the Once Nameless Wilderness," Khemmis - "Desolation," and Amorphis - "Queen of Time." Joe's: Pig Destoyer - "Head Cage," Gruesome - "Twisted Prayers," Tomb Mold - "Manner of Infinite Forms," and Birds in Row - "We Already Lost the World." Honorable Mentions: Celeste - Live set on AudioTree and YouTube Jesus Piece - "Only Self" Alters of Grief - "Iris" Visigoth Baptist - "Beacon of Faith" Harm's Way (Chicago Band) Thanks as always for everyone's support.  

Episode 48 everyone! So close to 50. This week Joe and Sreten talk about two bands Joe has recently been listening to "Birds in a Row" and "Tomb Mold." Check out the Birds in a Row album, "We Already Lost the World." We spend much of the episode talking about this album Also, make sure you check out Tomb Mold's Album "Manor of Infinite Forms," it was one of Joe's 2018 Favorite albums. Both bands are great and we hope to have an interview with Birds in a Row in a few weeks when they come to Chicago (October 14th). Thanks to everyone for your continued support. Give us your thoughts and love by calling the Voicemail Line and leaving a message at: 1-812-963-4727 Remember to Share and Subscribe.