Podcasts about jessikill

This week we recenter our focus on the next festival in our calendar, Rocklahoma! We're going to give you a taste of what you'll see this year on Labor Day weekend by throwing some Jessikill at ya. Then we'll switch things up a bit with some Derek Randall, who'll be playing Rock The Equinox in Stigler, OK. Between all this, I will share a few juicy tidbits of info you need to know before you go any further with your Rocklahoma plans. So join me for our weekly brew and tunes! Brought to you by DEB Concerts, At Your Service Rentals, Camp ROK-A-VET, ROCKLAHOMA BITCHES !!, Rocklahoma's Big Ol Bus, and Scene Queen Graphics

NFT's, cryptocurrency, Manifesting and how each and everyone of us can gain success. Arturo and I just about cover it all on this episode

Ep. 101: In this installment, Chris and Dan Mac discuss the previous two weeks' worth of various forms of news regarding the likes of All That Remains, Warbeast, Cannibal Corpse, Phil Anselmo, Udo Dirkschneider, Ozzy Osbourne, Ill Nino, Metallica, Eluveitie, Queensryche, Myrkur, Sworn Enemy and many more before taking a look at this week's Billboard Top 200 and Hard Rock charts. Dan talks about his experiences seeing Solitary Runaway, Zero the Hero and Se7en one evening as well as Carrie "Fukin" Asher and Jessikill the night before recording. We end the show Tobias Forge's dream Metallica setlist as well as concerns involving recent issues over payment from PledgeMusic. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ep. 072: In this installment, your three favorite heavy metal caballeros recap the previous week in metal, though they unusually have no new releases to discuss. General, recording and touring news for various artists are reviewed. In the midst of the news, the following crowdfunding campaigns are discussed: Wintersun's studio creation and "The Forest Seasons" release https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/wintersun-crowdfunding--3#/ Dysfunctions full-length debut https://www.kickstarter.com/…/148178…/dysfunctions-new-album Arakara's "Shadow of Violence" EP https://www.kickstarter.com/…/9795207…/shadow-of-violence-ep Chris and Dan take some time to discuss their experiences at the following shows: Nile and Overkill at the Alamo City Music Hall Lordi and Jessikill at Fitzgerald's We close out the show with a discussion on the recent changes made to the Billboard subgenre charts and how they're affecting heavy metal artists. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ep. 069: In this installment, your three favorite heavy metal caballeros recap the previous two weeks in metal, starting with old news regarding Trivium and the latest releases from the following artists: John Garcia Xandria T.S.O.L. Curse of Denial Iron Reagan The O'Reilly's and the Paddyhats Galactic Empire. General, recording and touring news for various artists are reviewed before looking at the most headscratching week in charting news we've ever experienced. Chris, Pete and Dan fill up the last third of the show discussing the following shows: UDO Dirkschneider, Byfist, Syrus and Jessikill at Alamo City Music Hall Jessikill at Boozehounds Broken Soul and Broken Rail at Bonds Target 7 and Violent Revenge at Fitzgeralds --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ep. 066: In our first installment of 2017 and our first in nearly a month, your favorite heavy metal caballeros discuss some old business regarding Disturbed and Tony Iommi before discussing the latest from Revel in Flesh, Broken Soul, Red I.V., Alluvial, Gone is Gone and Halestorm. General, recording, touring and charting news for Metallica, Megadeth, Saxon, Hammerfall, Trivium, Vektor, Judas Priest, Immolation, Darkest Hour, Suicide Silence, Life of Agony and more. Chris discusses Orange Goblin frontman Ben Ward's crowdfunding campaign to assist the families affected by the recent employment cuts at Team Rock LTD before giving an update on the YouCaring campaign for Mike Williams of EyeHateGod, which Dan follows with an update on the campaign to fund the tenth anniversary release from Seven Kingdoms. Chris and Dan discuss the handful of shows they saw during the hiatus, including Sonata Arctica, Leaves Eyes, Omnium Gatherum and Jessikill (at Alamo City Music Hall), Killstorm, Target 7 and Broken Soul (at Fitzgerald's Bar), the Iron Maiden Laser Concert Experience featuring Seventh Son, Jessikill and Jose Shredderiffic (at Fitzgerald's Bar), Red I.V.'s New Years Eve EP release show (at Tonic Bar) and Dirty Sponge and Broken Soul (at Fitzgerald's Bar). Dan gives a heads-up regarding the forthcoming interview video with local legends Seance before announcing the removal of the Social Media Highlight segment from the podcast and the creation of the Shred Shack Sound Sharing Show, abbreviated as The S5. The show is closed out with a review of Rolling Stone's Top 20 Heavy Metal Albums of 2016 list. Here are the links to the crowdfunding pages mentioned earlier: Ben Ward's Team Rock YouGiving Page: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/ukrockcommunity Seven Kingdom's "Decennium": https://www.kickstarter.com/…/seven-kingdoms-decennium-limi… Mike Williams YouCaring page: https://www.youcaring.com/mikeixwilliams-695413 For those interested in the Rolling Stone article referenced above: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/20-best-metal-albums-of-2016-w454251 Listen to the current and all previous installments of the Shred Shack Podcast on iTunes and/or MixCloud. Head to my Facebook page (Adamans Templum) for postings of all my exploits, including more Shred Shack-related video content. Head to Chris MacDonald CPT's Facebook page for nutritional and fitness guidance. You can follow Pete on Twitter and Instagram at AbyssalSun. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ep. 039: In this installment of the Shred Shack Podcast, your favorite heavy metal caballeros make up for lost time after skipping a week in podcasting by recording a three hour show. After starting things off with some old business regarding Slipknot, Led Zeppelin and AC/DC, we take a look at the latest releases from Wicked Maraya, Khanus, Vektor, Polar, Dark End, Devildriver, Destruction, Toseland, Hatebreed, Seas of Wake, Kvelertak, Grand Magus and Formless. A ton of general, recording, touring and charting news is reviewed for several artists, with a particularly lengthly touring discussion. Pat and Reece from the New York side of things offer up the Top Ten Heavy Metal Songs About Space. For this week's Social Media Highlight segment, we give brief updates on Wasteland Rocks, Our World Below and Apothica before diving into Mata. From there, we discuss our experience seeing Tim "Ripper" Owens performing a mostly acoustic set at the Rock Box, backed and followed by San Antonio's own Jessikill. We follow that up with a discussion about our experience catching Jessikill a second time along with Forever Town, Seance and Worst Case Scenario. Our discussion for the week doubles as our Top Albums for the month of April 2016 as we further discuss our feelings on the latest from Otep, Deftones, Zakk Wylde, Vision of Atlantis, Rob Zombie, Darkestrah, Sig.Ar.Tyr and Aborted. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Arturo Knight is a music artist and entrepreneur. His music career started at a very early age. He's been in a couple of bands including JESSIKILL, where he currently plays with now.Arturo dropped out of college after his first semester of college. That was the biggest decision of his life as he had to make money to support himself because he decided that he wanted to be completely independent and not move back in with his parents.After working for someone else and helping them acquire more wealth, Arturo decided to dive into entrepreneurship and dropshipping.As of right now, Arturo Night has dozens of businesses where he sells multiple products. He loves automation so he can manage everything and save more time. By having a team of virtual assistants among other important members on his team, he is able to scale his businesses and think of new ideas.Check Arturo Knight on:Tik TokInstagramLinkedInhttps://arturoknight.com/FacebookTwitter

Episode 101: In this installment, Chris and Dan Mac discuss the previous two weeks' worth of various forms of news regarding the likes of All That Remains, Warbeast, Cannibal Corpse, Phil Anselmo, Udo Dirkschneider, Ozzy Osbourne, Ill Nino, Metallica, Eluveitie, Queensryche, Myrkur, Sworn Enemy and many more before taking a look at this week's Billboard Top 200 and Hard Rock charts. Dan talks about his experiences seeing Solitary Runaway, Zero the Hero and Se7en one evening as well as Carrie "Fukin" Asher and Jessikill the night before recording. We end the show Tobias Forge's dream Metallica setlist as well as concerns involving recent issues over payment from PledgeMusic.

Episode 72: In this installment, your three favorite heavy metal caballeros recap the previous week in metal, though they unusually have no new releases to discuss. General, recording and touring news for various artists are reviewed. In the midst of the news, the following crowdfunding campaigns are discussed:Wintersun's studio creation and "The Forest Seasons" releasehttps://www.indiegogo.com/projects/wintersun-crowdfunding--3#/Dysfunctions full-length debuthttps://www.kickstarter.com/…/148178…/dysfunctions-new-albumArakara's "Shadow of Violence" EPhttps://www.kickstarter.com/…/9795207…/shadow-of-violence-epChris and Dan take some time to discuss their experiences at the following shows:Nile and Overkill at the Alamo City Music HallLordi and Jessikill at Fitzgerald'sWe close out the show with a discussion on the recent changes made to the Billboard subgenre charts and how they're affecting heavy metal artists.

Episode 069: In this installment, your three favorite heavy metal caballeros recap the previous two weeks in metal, starting with old news regarding Trivium and the latest releases from the following artists:John GarciaXandriaT.S.O.L.Curse of DenialIron ReaganThe O'Reilly's and the PaddyhatsGalactic Empire.General, recording and touring news for various artists are reviewed before looking at the most headscratching week in charting news we've ever experienced. Chris, Pete and Dan fill up the last third of the show discussing the following shows:UDO Dirkschneider, Byfist, Syrus and Jessikill at Alamo City Music HallJessikill at BoozehoundsBroken Soul and Broken Rail at BondsTarget 7 and Violent Revenge at Fitzgeralds

Episode 066: In our first installment of 2017 and our first in nearly a month, your favorite heavy metal caballeros discuss some old business regarding Disturbed and Tony Iommi before discussing the latest from Revel in Flesh, Broken Soul, Red I.V., Alluvial, Gone is Gone and Halestorm. General, recording, touring and charting news for Metallica, Megadeth, Saxon, Hammerfall, Trivium, Vektor, Judas Priest, Immolation, Darkest Hour, Suicide Silence, Life of Agony and more. Chris discusses Orange Goblin frontman Ben Ward's crowdfunding campaign to assist the families affected by the recent employment cuts at Team Rock LTD before giving an update on the YouCaring campaign for Mike Williams of EyeHateGod, which Dan follows with an update on the campaign to fund the tenth anniversary release from Seven Kingdoms. Chris and Dan discuss the handful of shows they saw during the hiatus, including Sonata Arctica, Leaves Eyes, Omnium Gatherum and Jessikill (at Alamo City Music Hall), Killstorm, Target 7 and Broken Soul (at Fitzgerald's Bar), the Iron Maiden Laser Concert Experience featuring Seventh Son, Jessikill and Jose Shredderiffic (at Fitzgerald's Bar), Red I.V.'s New Years Eve EP release show (at Tonic Bar) and Dirty Sponge and Broken Soul (at Fitzgerald's Bar). Dan gives a heads-up regarding the forthcoming interview video with local legends Seance before announcing the removal of the Social Media Highlight segment from the podcast and the creation of the Shred Shack Sound Sharing Show, abbreviated as The S5. The show is closed out with a review of Rolling Stone's Top 20 Heavy Metal Albums of 2016 list.Here are the links to the crowdfunding pages mentioned earlier:Ben Ward's Team Rock YouGiving Page:https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/ukrockcommunitySeven Kingdom's "Decennium":https://www.kickstarter.com/…/seven-kingdoms-decennium-limi…Mike Williams YouCaring page:https://www.youcaring.com/mikeixwilliams-695413For those interested in the Rolling Stone article referenced above:http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/20-best-metal-albums-of-2016-w454251Listen to the current and all previous installments of the Shred Shack Podcast on iTunes and/or MixCloud. Head to my Facebook page (Adamans Templum) for postings of all my exploits, including more Shred Shack-related video content. Head to Chris MacDonald CPT's Facebook page for nutritional and fitness guidance. You can follow Pete on Twitter and Instagram at AbyssalSun.

In this installment of the Shred Shack Podcast, your favorite heavy metal caballeros make up for lost time after skipping a week in podcasting by recording a three hour show. After starting things off with some old business regarding Slipknot, Led Zeppelin and AC/DC, we take a look at the latest releases from Wicked Maraya, Khanus, Vektor, Polar, Dark End, Devildriver, Destruction, Toseland, Hatebreed, Seas of Wake, Kvelertak, Grand Magus and Formless. A ton of general, recording, touring and charting news is reviewed for several artists, with a particularly lengthly touring discussion. Pat and Reece from the New York side of things offer up the Top Ten Heavy Metal Songs About Space. For this week's Social Media Highlight segment, we give brief updates on Wasteland Rocks, Our World Below and Apothica before diving into Mata. From there, we discuss our experience seeing Tim "Ripper" Owens performing a mostly acoustic set at the Rock Box, backed and followed by San Antonio's own Jessikill. We follow that up with a discussion about our experience catching Jessikill a second time along with Forever Town, Seance and Worst Case Scenario. Our discussion for the week doubles as our Top Albums for the month of April 2016 as we further discuss our feelings on the latest from Otep, Deftones, Zakk Wylde, Vision of Atlantis, Rob Zombie, Darkestrah, Sig.Ar.Tyr and Aborted.