Podcasts about Ne obliviscaris

Interview by Angela CroudaceNe Obliviscaris' clean vocalist and violinist Tim Charles sat down with HEAVY to reflect on the band's journey, the legacy of their landmark album Citadel, and what it's like bringing classical violin into extreme metal.Formed in 2003, the Melbourne-based band didn't reach the international stage until their second album, Citadel, released in 2014. “It was our first proper record deal,” Charles explains, “and that made all the difference. Suddenly we were in stores worldwide and able to secure booking agents and festival slots overseas.” The band's debut, Portal of I, was self-released, and though praised by fans, lacked the reach Citadel was able to achieve with the support of Season of Mist.Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Citadel was recently remastered by Mike Lewis, who also helmed the band's latest release, Exul. “We wanted to bring a bit of the Exul touch to Citadel,” Charles said. “It's slightly more open, a bit heavier, and filled with little details that bring new life to the mix.”Tim also shared his excitement about returning to the stage with the epic 23-minute track Painters of the Tempest in its entirety — a feat not attempted in nearly a decade. “It's still one of our best songs. Performing it live again was incredibly satisfying.”Known for weaving violin into every corner of Ne Obliviscaris' sound, Charles discussed how his classical training shaped the band's musical direction. “I was always inspired by guitarists like Jeff Loomis and John Petrucci,” he said, “and I'd think — how can I do that on violin?” With few metal violinists to look up to, Charles essentially invented his own approach, blending classical, jazz, and metal into a seamless force.The band's recent collaboration with Swedish act Imminence, whose own frontman plays violin, shows that the path Charles helped forge is inspiring a new generation. “It's been amazing to see more non-traditional instruments in metal,” he says. “Hopefully, there's more to come.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Welcome back, Horror Fiends!In this week's episode of Horror Junkies, we sit down with the one and only Dani Filth to talk all things horror and heavy metal! With Cradle of Filth's upcoming 14th studio album The Screaming of the Valkyries, we dive into the sinister inspirations behind the music, the chilling themes lurking within the lyrics, and how the band continues to push the boundaries of gothic horror in metal. Prepare for a deep dive into the macabre, as Dani shares his thoughts on the horror films and folklore that shaped the album, the band's evolving sound, and why horror and metal are a match made in hell. From vampiric ballads to Lovecraftian nightmares, we're exploring how Cradle of Filth conjures fear through music and storytelling. CRADLE OF FILTH Chaos & Carnage Tour co-headliner w/ Dying Fetus & Support From Fleshgod Apocalypse, Ne Obliviscaris, Undeath, Vomit Forth & Corpse Pile;4/17 — Berkeley, CA — UC Theatre4/19 — Los Angeles, CA — The Wiltern4/20 — Phoenix, AZ — The Van Buren4/22 — Albuquerque, NM — El Rey Theater4/24 — Dallas, TX — Granada Theater4/26 — San Antonio, TX — Vibes Event Center4/27 — Houston, TX — House of Blues4/29 — Nashville, TN — Brooklyn Bowl5/01 — New York, NY — Palladium Times Square5/02 — Richmond, VA — The National5/03 — Reading, PA — Reverb5/04 — Worcester, MA — The Palladium5/06 — Montreal, QC, CAN — L'Olympia5/07 — Toronto, ON, CAN — Rebel5/08 — Pontiac, MI — The Crofoot5/09 — Chicago, IL — Radius5/10 — Des Moines, IA — Val Air Ballroom5/12 — Wichita, KS — TempleLive5/14 — Denver, CO — Fillmore Auditorium Love horror and heavy music? Then this episode is for you! Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for more sinister content. Don't forget to leave a review and spread the darkness to your fellow horror junkies. #CradleOfFilth #DaniFilth #GothicHorror #NewAlbum #MetalMeetsHorror #HorrorMovies #HeavyMetal #DarkAesthetic #HorrorJunkiesPodcast Theme by: Hunter Young - Digital Ghost Audio (Formally Swamp Sound Studios)

Ja, het is zoeken met een lantaarntje naar hoop en optimisme in het nieuwe jaar. Daarom een bijzondere editie van Dood & Verderf. Ik vroeg aan 11 experts die eerder te gast waren in deze show, wat dé bands zijn die je in 2025 in de gaten moet houden. Hun antwoorden variëren van Hongaarse electro-deathmetal, doedelzakmetalcore, Iraanse mystiek, polsensnijdende darkwave tot Nietscheiaanse blackmetal, boze-mannen-hardcore en overrompelende symfonieën. In dit uur hoor de volgende elf lichtende lichten en zoutende zouten vertellen over hun favoriete nieuwe acts en releases: frontvrouw Alma Alizadeh van For I Am King de Belgische metalprofessor Didier Goossens breakcore-, doommetal- en darkjazzpionier Jason Köhnen Neerlands beste kamerlid Lisa Westerveld apocalyps-adept Marleen van de Kerkhof martial arts- en socialisme-expert Peter Kwint To The Teeth-playlistsamensteller en NRC-journalist Peter van der Ploeg Hardcore-zine-maker Yordi Dam christelijke-metal-icoon Jasper Verhorst Zware Metalen-hoofdredacteur Maarten Ondersteijn en Rotterdams burgemeester-speechschrijver Daan de Neef Geniet ervan! Vond je dit tof? Abonneer je dan op de nieuwsbrief of de podcast. En ben je al fan? Geef dan een vijf-sterren-rating aan de show op je favoriete podcastplatform, zodat zoveel mogelijke andere mensen de show ook kunnen vinden. Playlist Paleface Swiss - The Gallow (The Gallow, 2023) Door Alma Alizadeh (frontvrouw For I Am King) Beluister de uitzending met Alma Paleface Swiss, wat een fantastische band, live: "niet te geloooooooven" zoals Rembo van Rembo&Rembo zou zeggen. Ik heb ze afgelopen zomer op DMF gezien en het was mokertje hard (gebruik "mokertje hard" nooit, maar dan snap jij wat ik bedoel). Je hebt van die bands waar je naar staat te kijken live en dan denk je: hallo ik wil nu spelen, dit is er een :D Lowen - Najang Bah Divhayeh Mazandaran (Do Not Go To War With The Demons Of Mazandaran, 2024) Didier Goossens (onderzoeker Nederlandstalige blackmetal) Beluister de uitzending met Didier Voor mij dé band om in 2025 in de gaten te houden: Lowen, liefst met track 'Najang Bah Divhayeh Mazandaran.' Hebben in 2024 hun tweede plaat uitgebracht bij Church Road Records en het Nederlandse Lay Bare Recordings. Zangeres Nina Saeidi is de dochter van Iraanse vluchtelingen en opgegroeid in Engeland, en dus echt een kind van twee werelden. Die nieuwe plaat belichaamt haar hybriditeit perfect: loeiharde Black Sabbath/Bolt Thrower-doomriffs in Midden-Oosterse ritmepatronen met lyrics in zowel Brits als Farsi die terug- en vooruitkijken naar de mensheid op basis van pre-islamitische koningenliteratuur. Een dijk van een plaat die in 2025 ongetwijfeld veel live zal worden gespeeld op Britse en Europese podia, en daarom een show om niet te missen. Watch My Dying - Napköszörü (Egyenes Kerülö, 2024) Door Jason Köhnen (Bong-Ra, Celestial Season, Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble) Beluister de uitzending met Jason Watch My Dying. één van de bekendste extreme metal bands uit Hongarije. Ze bestaan al 25 jaar maar zijn in Europa nauwelijks bekend. De plan is om ze eind vh jaar als support van Bong-ra mee naar NL te halen. Er is net een nieuwe plaat uit : ' Egyenes kerülő '. Ik draag het nummer 'Napköszörű' aan. Ne Obliviscaris - Devour Me, Colossus - part 1, black holes (Citadel, 2014) Lisa Westerveld (kamerlid GroenLinks-PvdA) Beluister de uitzending met Lisa De band die we wat mij betreft goed in de gaten moeten houden is Ne Obliviscaris. Ik werd een aantal jaar geleden op hen getipt (een vriend liet me het nummer Devour me, Colossus horen) en met hem was ik enorm onder de indruk van alle verrassingen in hun nummers. Op dat moment waren ze denk ik nog niet heel bekend en konden we geen live optredens vinden, maar ze waren vorig jaar tot mijn verrassing op Dynamo Metalfest (waar ik niet was) en komende zomer weer op een aantal festivals. Dus ik ga zeker checken hoe ze live zijn. Gaerea - Unknown (Coma, 2024) Marleen van de Kerkhof (klimaatactivist en eindredacteur Zware Metalen) Beluister de uitzending met Marleen Voor nu ga ik voor Gaerea met als single Unknown van het laatste album Coma. De eerste keer dat ik een album 100/100 punten heb gegeven. Lees hier waarom. Gaerea is met Coma ook op #3 van de ZM Jaarlijst beland. Op 6 augustus spelen ze met Dimmu Borgir en Abbath in 013. Je móét ze live ervaren! Wat een kolossale intensiteit! Enne, de gitariste en zanger wonen in Nederland, dus een beetje ‘van eigen bodem'. Curselifter - The Blade (Curselifter, 2024) Peter Kwint (voormalig SP-kamerlid, voorzitter Nederlandse Vechtsportbond) Beluister de uitzending met Peter Ik vind dat iedereen nu op de Curselifter band wagon moet springen. Band uit Utrecht, met Rosa een absolute sloper op zang. Bij tijd en wijlen lompe, zware metalcore. Maar af en toe ook veel gelaagder. Het doet me bij tijd en wijlen denken aan Converge, en mensen die mij kennen weten dat dat een heel groot compliment is. Empire is een geschikte track, de opener van hun self titled debuutplaat die in oktober uit kwam. Bovendien thematisch typisch voor ze, omdat ie zowel over het falen van dit systeem gaat als over menselijk falen. Wat de twee voornaamste thema's van de plaat zijn. Heartworms - Warplane (Glutton for Punishment, 2025) Peter van de Ploeg (cultuurjournalist NRC en samensteller To The Teeth-playlist) Beluister de uitzending met Peter Het meest excited ben ik nu over een iets minder heavy band, maar niet minder duister: Heartworms uit Londen. Post-punk, industrial, gothic pop, darkwave, het is van alles en frontvrouw Jojo Orme heeft het charisma om dat allemaal aan elkaar te lijmen. Ze zijn toegankelijk genoeg voor een groot publiek, aanstekelijk en dansbaar, en toch is er die ongemakkelijk donkere onderstroom waar ik (wij?) zo lekker op ga(an). Ik heb vanmorgen, toevallig, de promo binnengekregen van de nieuwe plaat die in februari uitkomt. Die Jojo Orme heeft een heftig levensverhaal trouwens. Uit huis gegaan op haar veertiende, in opvanggezinnen terechtgekomen en op haar zestiende alsnog op zichzelf aangewezen. Ze verdiende geld door op straat te spelen. Provisional - Deceive (Inside Out, 2024) Yordi Dam (hardcore-zine-maker Hard tegen Hard) Beluister de uitzending met Yordi Ik ben erg benieuwd naar Provisional. Een internationaal gezelschap met leden uit Nederland, Argentinië en Portugal, based in Rotterdam. Ik wijd een kort stukje aan ze in de aankomende editie van mijn blad die eind januari uitkomt. Zo omschrijf ik ze daar: PROVISIONAL Uit: Rotterdam (NL) Voor fans van: Vein.fm, Converge Geflipte all-verse-no-chorus-mathcore met een voorliefde voor bombastische Dillinger-riffs, dissonante panic chords en het occasional whammy pedaal. Ik vind het tof dat hun muziek een beetje uit de bocht vliegt, zeker naar metalcorebegrippen, dat vaak een beetje richting het gelikte gaat. Bovendien klinkt het geheel profi, spannend en - komt 'ie - bijna on-Nederlands-goed. Ik ben heel benieuwd wat deze opkomende band in 2025 gaat doen. Zwaar Aanbevolen Walg - Vuurdoop (IV, 2024) Maarten Ondersteijn (hoofdredacteur Zware Metalen) Beluister de uitzending met Pim (de voorganger van Maarten) Wij dragen namens Zware Metalen de Nederlandse, symphonische blackmetalband Walg aan: Onderbouwing: In 2023 én in 2024 wist Walg de top-10 te halen in de uiteindelijke jaarlijst van onze lezers. Een uitzonderlijke prestatie als je bedenkt dat daar grote namen staan zoals Blood Incantation, Obituary, Opeth en Marduk. Het album IV -waardering 95/100- dat wederom in eigen beheer uitgebracht is, sloeg afgelopen jaar ook weer in als een bom en redacteur Joris schreef daarover: IV van het Nederlandse Walg is zo waar (en niet geheel verrassend) een magistraal melodisch, symfonisch blackmetalwerkstuk. Ik denk dat er in de wijde omtrek geen enkele band in dit subgenre dit Walg van de troon kan stoten! Meesterlijk! Ongezien! Walgelijk lekker weer! Er is geen eind in zicht! Nog een goede reden om deze band te tippen, is het zeer exclusieve optreden op Pitfest dat dit jaar zal plaatsvinden. Nog niet eerder trad Walg op namelijk, daar het oorspronkelijk een tweemansformatie is. Daar wil je bij zijn dus! Bleed From Within - In Place of your Halo (Zenith, 2025) Jasper Verhorst (TerraDown, A Life Aligned) Beluister de uitzending met Jasper Want, een band die ik wil noemen die men zeeeker in 2025 moet checken is Bleed From Within. Dit jaar komen ze weer met een nieuwe plaat waarvan er al een paar singles uit zijn. Metal(core-ish?) uit Schotland, met heuze doedelzakken in het instrumentarium. "In Place of your Halo" is hun nieuwste single met doedelzakken in de breakdown enzo. De band ken ik al een tijdje en heb ze een aantal keer live gezien, afgelopen sinterklaas ook samen met Slipknot in de ZiggoDome en dat was echt een feestje. Terzij De Horde - In One of These, I am your Enemy (In One of These, I am your Enemy, 2022) Daan de Neef (voormalig VVD-kamerlid, speechschrijver burgemeester Carola Schouten) Beluister de uitzending met Daan Heel simpel: dat is Terzij de Horde uit Utrecht. Dit jaar komen ze met een nieuw album en wat ik ervan weet, is dat het een verdere verfijning wordt van hun vorige album ‘In one of these I am your enemy'. Alles wordt momenteel opgenomen en ik kijk er echt reikhalzend naar uit. Het wordt nog filosofischer (een nummer over Nietzsche bijvoorbeeld), maar ook melodieuzer. Ik vind het fijn dat een band niet alleen toffe muziek maakt, maar ook bijdraagt aan een beter begrip van de wereld. TDH is zowel activistisch als intellectueel. En gewoon bruut. Zanger Joost staat als een blackmetal Cicero op het podium en de rest van de band speelt in een soort roes mee. Love it! Kan niet wachten.

Voor alweer de zoveelste keer lieten de lezers van Zware Metalen massaal weten wat hun favoriete muziek van het afgelopen jaar was. De honderden ingezonden jaarlijstjes resulteerden wederom in een geslaagde editie van de meest autoritatieve en gerespecteerde toplijst der metalen wereld. Inderdaad, de ZM Jaarlijst! Die collectieve inspanning verdient uiteraard gedegen analyse van de meest autoritatieve en gerespecteerde podcast der metalen wereld. Inderdaad, Osmium! Wat is de impact van Blood Incantation's historische overwinning? Zijn de lezers van Zware Metalen jong of oud en hebben ze een voorkeur voor traditioneel of vooruitstrevend? Belangrijker nog dan de rangschikking van recent verschenen albums is de aanhangende verdeling van de Osmium Awards: prijzen van twijfelachtige statuur uitgereikt door een jury met dubieuze muzieksmaak. Het is alweer de vijfde keer dat dit gedaan wordt en dus is er sprake van een houten jubileum. Net als hout wordt er continu aan de categorieën van de Osmium Awards geschaafd, ditmaal met ondersteuning van luisteraars. Wie krijgt de felbegeerde "leuk geprobeerd" award? Wat was de urgentste ontwikkeling in de metalscene die Osmium compleet negeerde? Wie bleek helderziend? Welke seriemoordenaar roept regelmatig kwak kwak naar politie en slachtoffers? Het moge duidelijk zijn: de Osmium Awards blijven de leukste manier om de ZM Jaarlijst te verteren. Met beeldmateriaal van The View Photography en muziek van Aara. Onderwerpen: Aara - Felsensang (00:00) Welkomstwoord over reikhalzende luisteraars (00:19) Introductie van de onderwerpen (02:43) Meneer ZM Jaarlijst (Pim) introduceert zijn nieuwste meesterwerk (04:56) De ZM Jaarlijst, nummer 50 t/m nummer 1 (10:05) De ZM Jaarlijst ontleed (14:26) De introductie van de Osmium Awards (29:07) Osmium Award: meest verrassende notering in positieve zin (32:44) Osmium Award: meest verrassende notering in negatieve zin (35:11) Osmium Award: album dat te hoog eindigde (37:42) Osmium Award: album dat te laag eindigde (39:28) Osmium Award: band die het dringendst met pensioen moet (40:42) Osmium Award: grootste guilty pleasure (43:06) Osmium Award: band die niet doorheeft dat het inmiddels 2024 is (46:34) Osmium Award: band die wel doorheeft dat het inmiddels 2024 is (49:32) Osmium Award: "ontdekking"-award (51:42) Osmium Award: "medelijden"-award (54:57) Osmium Award: hardste bandnaam en albumtitel (59:13) Osmium Award: debielste bandnaam en albumtitel (1:01:18) Osmium Award: bandnaam en albumtitel die sowieso door AI verzonnen zijn (1:06:05) Osmium Award: kneuzigste brigade (1:08:46) Osmium Award: Psycho Synner van 2024 (1:08:46) Osmium Award: urgentste ontwikkeling die Osmium negeerde (1:14:37) Osmium Award: influencer award (1:19:20) Osmium Award: "leuk geprobeerd"-award (1:22:22) Osmium Award: evenement waar je niet dood gevonden wil worden (1:23:54) Osmium Award: rapid fire ronde (1:26:02) Shout-outs (1:31:14) Links: ZM Jaarlijst | 2024 Aara Bandcamp The View Photography

On this Album Club episode we return to the scene of the crime to again preview some of the must-see sets at this year's Damnation Festival: Cradle of Filth's old school origins with The Principle of Evil Made Flesh, Ne Obliviscaris' Citadel, Discharge's Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing, and Dragged Into Sunlight's terrifying Hatred for Mankind.

Sorry about Keefy's audio and some video stuff. He is having issues We interrupt our series on @Queen  for a chaser episode!  @seanrayford  is a photographer from South Carolina, by way of Maryland, and has put out a zine, "- Long Live New Brooklyn Tavern" documenting his time shooting punk and metalcore shows at a small club! We discuss his career, concert photography, shooting some of the biggest names in music ever ( @prince ,  @TaylorSwift ,  @aerosmith  &  @EltonJohn  to name a few), his other photography and zine endeavors, and more! Buy Sean's zine and follow his work here: https://www.sodacitizen.com/ https://www.instagram.com/theangrywhale https://www.youtube.com/@seanrayford https://www.threads.net/@theangrywhale Check out our last series on @Slayer https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpHaaolFKt7MGLgGAMMuRt20ml4qoADqH For Rock and Metal news: https://www.ghostcultmag.com For vinyl porn: https://www.instagram.com/Glacially_Musical To support the Pouredcast: https://linktr.ee/GlaciallyMusicalPouredcast Invest In Vinyl mylar inner sleeves https://amzn.to/3pPLQaA Timestamp: 0:00 Intro Nik and "Keefy Key Fob" 0:48 Beer ✅ Nik - Hoptimum - Triple IPA , Keefy - Polar Seltzer Cranberry Lime 1:57 Vinyl ✅ Nik - Tremonti + Arcadia, Keefy - Anitqua (  @schoolcraftofficial ,  @NeObliviscaris ,  @Blackguard  8:49 ✅ News -  @blacksabbath  new Tony martin-era Boxed set +  @TheRollingStones , Keefy speed run the  @metallica  set list: 17:40 Shirt ✅ Nik - Kitties and Beer, Keefy - Moobies The Golden Calf 19:00 Meat ✅ Sean Rayford talks about photography with us! 1:19:00 ✅ Outro - Please like and subscribe! Tell your friends - we need the help! This is the "finger fudge pour: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rTtqjPgZZ7s #podcast #vinyl #vinylcollecting #craftbeer #rocknews #metalnews #beer #glaciallymusical#metallica #seanrayford#zines #ghostcultmag

Interview by Kris PetersMelbourne instrumental outfit The Omnific are a band who have managed to traverse the boundaries normally separating instrumental music from that with vocals, blending a variety of techniques and impossible-to-resist musical precision that appeals to all lovers of music.Following the release of three groundbreaking EPs - Sonorous (2016), Kismet (2017), and The Minds Eye (2019) - The Omnific found themselves and their music reaching all corners of the globe, even attracting the attention of Clay Gober from Polyphia who featured on the single Antecedent from the band's debut 2021 album Escapades.In 2023, the group went from strength to strength; supporting Polyphia in Australia, and Ne Obliviscaris in Europe and North America, capping it off with a landmark 46-date world tour in support of single Phat Mackerel, including festivals Euroblast (DE), Reeperbahn (DE) and Bigsound (AU) before starting off 2024 supporting The Hu on home soil.A major feature of their success has been an amalgamation of styles and genres which dives through prog, metal, djent, funk, synth-driven soundscapes, and more.With their sophomore album The Law Of Augmenting Returns being unleashed yesterday, HEAVY caught up with one of two bass players, Matt Fack, to find out more. We start by asking about the album title, The Law Of Augmenting Returns."A lot of thought went into that," Fack nodded, "because the whole concept was like, well, the law of diminishing returns seems to be a pretty common concept, mainly, I guess, in the commerce world. But in life, when you think about it, I guess, the more you do something, the less return you get from that. So I was trying to think, what could we sort of, I guess, due to like, be like, what's the opposite? Like the more you do something, the more reward you get out of it.And augmenting also relates to music, like diminished to augmented. So that fits to music as well. I guess you can say it's got some cool meaning to it."We ask if there was any more pressure going into this album following the universal success of Escapades."I guess you can think about it like your own personal pressure," he measured. "Like, I want to outdo myself from the prior record. I guess when it comes to just being creative… I wouldn't say it's like pressuring myself to do something, because it all kind of flows naturally when you're feeling like in the moment. I'm just thrilled it sort of just came about as it did without putting pressure on ourselves."In the full interview, we discussed The Omnific's new album, The Law of Augmenting Returns, in greater detail. We talked about the concept behind the album title and the pressure associated with releasing a sophomore album. Matt also delved into the creative journey behind the album, discussing the process of incorporating live musicians and selecting singles, as well as the significance of their production team and the impact of guest spots on the album. He also provided insights into their upcoming European tour and plans for future performances, offering a comprehensive overview of their musical endeavours and creative aspirations.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Interview by Kris PetersFresh from a run of Australian shows with Ne Obliviscaris and Rivers Of Nihil last September, German based post metal outfit The Ocean are set to return this June for their first headlining dates in this country in almost a decade.The band left an indellible impression on concert-goers when they were here late last year and have promised to up the ante even more for this tour which starts in Brisbane on June 5.Bringing their biggest production yet, as well as legendary US hardcore pioneers Cave In for their first Aussie shows EVER and insanely heavy Danish label mates LLNN, The Ocean will be showcasing last years ninth album Holocene, said to be the bands most exploratory and varied release yet.Guitarist Robin Staps sat down with HEAVY to reveal more."We're looking forward to being back," he began. "We were only over there last September but we're stoked to come back with a full headline set this time and to present you guys our new record Holecene, which we haven't been touring with so far. We just played one track on the last tour so there's goign to be a lot of songs we haven't really played live on your precious continent before and we're stoked to do that.""I'm in the middle of tour preparations right now," he continued. "Inevitably you start dealing with a tour more than a couple of weeks in advance. There's a lot of logistics involved. We're also doing South East Asian dates before we get to Australia and just the whole luggage and merch shipping and transport situation is extremely complicated. So unfortunately right now it's quite mundane logistics stuff, but i'm very much looking forward to finally being over there and touring and playing shows. We love Australia, ity's always been great. This time I have a feeling we're actually going to be able to enjoy it (laughs). The last couple of times it was always super early morning flights so we just didn't sleep. I was like a zombie."In the full interview, Robin talks more about what to expect from The Ocean on the tour, how the shows will be different as headlining events, the extra production and what that means for the performance, what has changed with The Ocean siunce their last headline Aussie tour almost a decade ago, bringing Cave In over for the first time and how that band helped shaped The Ocean's sound, how Holocene was received by fans, the slightly different sound of that album and why they went in that direction, fitting songs with different structures into a set list and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

En este Suave Especial repaso lo mejor del 2023, en mi opinión. Escuchamos lo último de bandas consagradas y otras entregas de gente más nueva. Un año fecundo en caña de la buena, como podrán comproar. Salud y metal FOREVER. 1 – Sorcerer – Morning Star 2 – Beyond the Black – Is there anybody out there? 3 – Cattle Decapitation – We eat our young 4 – Thronehammer – Kingslayer 5 - Fires in the distance - Wisdom of the falling leaves 6 – Soen – Icon 7 – Robe – Nada que perder 8 – Alcatrazz – Battlelines 9 – Ne Obliviscaris – Misericorde II - Anatomy of Quiescence 10 – Creeper – Sacred Blasphemy 11 - Rival sons - Nobody wants to die” 12 – Metallica – 72 Seasons 13 – Burning Witches – The dark tower 14 – The Winery Dogs - Mad World 15 Ñu - Eje del mal 16 – Uriah Heep - Save Me Tonight 17 – Green Lung - The ancient ways 18 - Sermon - Wake the silent 19 – Obituary Barely Alive 20 – Blackbraid – The spirit returns

Vingt-et-unième épisode de la saison sept de ce sublime podcast, avec au programme : Un report de l'expo métal, des nouvelles de la reine des ténèbres, des pass dans des tablettes de chocolat et le programme du Hellstage et du Metal Corner. Et bien sûr les premières chroniques de cette saison avec : Blockheads, Witch, Textures, Amorphis, Thron, The Dead Krazukies, Ne Obliviscaris et SkycladToujours présenté par Jack, Parcimonie, Tonaï… Et Bob. En Joie

Een kalenderjaar kan niet achter ons gelaten worden zonder een degelijke, grondige en kundige analyse van de ZM Jaarlijst. Nog nooit deden er zoveel lezers mee met de totstandkoming van het prachtige jaaroverzicht dat deze editie haar twintigste jubileum viert. De honderden stemmen leveren een eindeloze hoeveelheid discussiepunten op en die kunnen uiteraard nergens anders beter beslecht worden dan in Osmium - de zwaarste podcast in het Nederlands. Duiding staat hierbij voorop. Wat zegt deze lijst over de lezers en schrijvers van Zware Metalen? Hoe staat het met de vergrijzing en verjonging? Waar zijn de Belgen? Maar bij de vijftig hoogste noteringen houden de inzichten niet op. Sterker nog, in de catacomben van de ZM Jaarlijst kan het meeste plezier beleefd worden. Dat doen presentatoren Niels en Pim aan de hand van de meligste Osmium Awards ooit: prijzen van twijfelachtige statuur uitgereikt door een jury met dubieuze muzieksmaak. Uiteraard ontbreken klassieke categorieën als "de kneuzigste brigade", "de band die helemaal niet bestaat" en "de Psycho Synner" niet, maar onze maatschappij is gebouwd op vooruitgang en innovatie. Het zijn dan ook de nieuw geïntroduceerde Osmium Award categorieën die zorgen voor het meeste vertier. Welke stemmer heeft het grappigste e-mailadres? Wie maakt de minst onderscheidende black metal van eigen bodem? Voor welke ontwikkeling in de metalscene is Osmium het meest verantwoordelijk? Wie verdient het meest ons medelijden? Het moge duidelijk zijn: dit is nu al de leukste Osmium-aflevering van 2024. Met beeldmateriaal van Tessa Verstraete en muziek van Obituary. Onderwerpen: Obituary - The Wrong Time (00:00) Welkomstwoord over lesbische folk rock en het niet doorhebben van je eigen genialiteit (00:16) Introductie van de onderwerpen (01:02) Huishoudelijke mededelingen (1:44) Introductie van de ZM Jaarlijst in winterse omstandigheden (2:15) Top 50 van de ZM Jaarlijst (4:52) Analyse ZM Jaarlijst: nek-aan-nek race voor de winst (9:09) Analyse ZM Jaarlijst: onvoorspelbaarheid van de nummer één (10:17) Analyse ZM Jaarlijst: voelt Niels zich gerepresenteerd in deze lijst? (12:33) Analyse ZM Jaarlijst: Metallica op 11?! (14:27) Analyse ZM Jaarlijst: waar zijn de Belgen? (18:22) Analyse ZM Jaarlijst: uniformiteit (20:05) Analyse ZM Jaarlijst: vergrijzing versus vernieuwing (23:06) Introductie van de Osmium Awards (26:26) Osmium Award: meest verrassende notering in positieve zin (28:30) Osmium Award: meest verrassende notering in negatieve zin (32:01) Osmium Award: album dat te hoog eindigde (36:00) Osmium Award: album dat te laag eindigde (39:08) Osmium Award: band die het dringendst met pensioen moet (40:32) Osmium Award: grootste guilty pleasure (42:17) Osmium Award: band die niet door heeft dat het inmiddels 2023 is (44:15) Osmium Award: band die wel door heeft dat het inmiddels 2023 is (47:59) Osmium Award: medelijden-award (48:57) Osmium Award: debielste bandnaam en albumtitel (52:50) Osmium Award: hardste bandnaam en albumtitel (55:16) Osmium Award: kneuzigste brigade (57:24) Osmium Award: minst onderscheidende blackmetal van eigen bodem (59:06) Osmium Award: evenement waar je nog niet dood gevonden wil worden (1:00:47) Osmium Award: influencer-award (1:05:01) Osmium Award: grappigste typo in de inzendingen (1:07:12) Osmium Award: Psycho Synner van 2023 (1:09:05) Osmium Award: grappigste email adres extensie (1:10:59) Osmium Award: rapid fire round (1:13:33) Shout-outs (1:21:27) Links: ZM Jaarlijst 2023 Obituary Bandcamp

Surprise! It's a special episode of CrossFade, thanks to a generous member of the MinnMax community. On Give to the Max Day, the MinnMax community raised more than $57,000 to help foster kids in Minneapolis. One of the many appealing donation rewards was an episode of CrossFade where the donor got to choose the album we talked about! Chris Fayter (a.k.a. Crayter) chose “Portal Of I,” the debut album of Australian prog metal band Ne Obliviscaris, which became one of his COVID-era comfort listens. We're really jazzed to get back behind the mic to discuss some great, unique music. Thanks to Chris and the MinnMax community for their ongoing generosity! Go back a few decades to find new music: http://www.mediatraffic.de/tracks.htm We'd love it if you'd rate and review CrossFade on iTunes, ‘cause it means more people can find the show and love it, too! You can find Matt and Jason on Twitter at https://twitter.com/MattHelgeson and https://twitter.com/nintendufus respectively and in the #music channel of the MinnMax Discord server. Our theme song is “The Lights” by Maps Of Norway from their 2008 record, “Die Off Songbird”: https://open.spotify.com/album/7tNrjnRB1f1oQizkkAePrI Support MinnMax on Patreon and get access to tons of great, exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/minnmax/ Listen to the CrossFade Community Playlist, a growing Spotify playlist of our community's favorite music: https://spoti.fi/3aRRgox Timestamps 0:00 - Give to the Max 2023: Ne Obliviscaris's “Portal Of I” 3:04 - A message from Crayter, charitable sponsor of this episode 13:40 - Ne Obliviscaris - "Portal Of I" 14:31 - Tapestry of the Starless Abstract 24:16 - Xenoflux 30:08 - Of the Leper Butterflies 37:06 - Forget Not 41:23 - And Plague Flowers the Kaleidoscope 51:23 - As Icicles Fall 54:44 - Of Petrichor Weaves Black Noise 1:05:15 - Community questions 1:40:43 - Sampha - “Jonathan L. Seagull” (suggested by MinnMax supporter notweirder)

Het jaar dat Osmium - de zwaarste podcast in het Nederlands - bijna fataal werd, is inmiddels zelf ook nagenoeg ten einde. Babbelaars Niels en Pim etaleren daarom traditiegetrouw hun eigen wansmaak via hun persoonlijke jaarlijstjes. Na ruim vier jaar podcasten zou je verwachten dat ze elkaars muzieksmaak door en door kennen, maar niets blijkt minder waar. Wie geniet bijvoorbeeld van lesbische country? Wie steekt een vurig pleidooi af voor dubstep? Wie luistert per ongeluk naar christelijke heavy metal? Wiens onderzoek staat in de nationale kranten? Al deze ontdekkingen worden gedaan in deze aflevering. Er blijkt ook bar weinig broederschap te zijn rond deze kerstdagen. Waar de één louter uitvoerig in Osmium besproken concertavonden bovenaan zijn lijstje met favoriete optredens zet, staat de ander hier geen seconde bij stil. Er wordt ook nog eens een luistertip verboden omdat die band de vierkwartsmaat niet zelf uitgevonden zou hebben. Het is kommer en kwel, maar zeuren blijkt toch een verbindende factor. Deze keer zijn de minachtende pretentie van festivalorganisatoren en verkwanselde nalatenschap van bands de klos. Om er zeker van te zijn dat er in de volgende aflevering ook genoeg te zeuren is, wordt opgeroepen om te stemmen voor de ZM Jaarlijst en om categorieën voor de Osmium Awards aan te dragen. Met beeldmateriaal van Niek van de Vondervoort en muziek van King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard, JPEGMAFIA en Danny Brown. Onderwerpen: King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard - Gila Monster (00:00) Introductie over dure kranten en Japanse omikuji (00:15) Oproep: geef categorieën voor de Osmium Awards door! (02:10) Voorproefje van de onderwerpen in deze aflevering (03:35) Shout-out aan de Japanse No Turning Back (04:15) Achterstallig onderhoud: The Anonymous Project van Le Guess Who? (07:31) Achterstallig onderhoud: minachtende pretentie van bands en festivals (10:52) Achterstallig onderhoud: de nalatenschap van KISS en The Dillinger Escape Plan (15:30) Jaarlijst van Niels (21:58) Jaarlijst van Pim (35:19) Product placement voor de twintigste editie van de ZM Jaarlijst (50:04) De beste optredens van 2023 als symptoon van een gebroken vriendschap (52:01) Luistertip van Niels: END - The Sin Of Human Frailty, tantoedikke H2M-metalcore van een supergroep (57:58) Luistertip van Pim: Paint It Black - Famine, zure hardcore uit Philadelphia omdat HEALTH niet mocht van Niels (59:18) Concerttip van Niels: DVNE in Hall Of Fame, mogelijk met Conjurer en helaas niet op Roadburn (01:01:08) Concerttip van Pim: Drachten Deathfest in Iduna, substituut voor het naar de zomer verhuisde Complexity Fest dat de roadtrip waard is (01:04:42) Shout-outs (01:07:22) Links: Numb, hardcore uit Tokyo The Anonymous Project van Le Guess Who? Stemmen voor de ZM Jaarlijst END Bandcamp Paint It Black Bandcamp DVNE in Hall Of Fame Drachten Deathfest in Iduna

Interview by Kris PetersYou certainly can't accuse Melbourne rock/metal hybrid Ne Obliviscaris from doing things in shades.After four long years - their last Australian tour was in 2019 - Ne Obliviscaris has announced a run of four dates this September, bringing with them an international assortment of fellow metallers in The Ocean Collective and Rivers Of Nihil.The last time Rivers Of Nihil were out here was actually on that tour, when they made their debut Down Under and left a trail of sonic devastation in their wake.Despite the Exul tour, named after Ne Obliviscaris' recent album, being a homecoming of sorts for the hometown heroes, many punters are just as excited to see the return of Rivers Of Nihil - who are armed with their own new album The Work - with bassist/backing vocalist Adam Biggs joining HEAVY to discuss things more."It is how it is," he shrugged when asked if the run of four shows in five days would be draining. "We always just keep track of things and do the shows... it's the job (smiles). It will be an awesome five days I'm sure."We ask if he thinks Ne Obliviscaris will be hitting the stage with a point to prove after so long away."Hopefully," he laughed. "Hopefully they come out with some motivation and some will to kick some ass. I'm sure we will as well. It's been a little while for us too. I wanna see everybody really motivated on these shows to give the crowd the best of the best they can."In the full interview we discuss Rivers Of Nihil's first trip to Australia with Ne Obliviscaris and what they were like to tour with, playing with The Ocean Collective and what they are expecting, what to expect from Rivers Of Nihil live, the diversity of bands on the line-up and how important that is, their new album The Work and how much of that we are likely to be hearing, their most recent single The Sub Orbital Blues and if that is a stand alone single or part of the next album cycle, what's next for Rivers Of Nihil and more.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 477. In this edition we heard music by Billy The Beach Boys, Chaos And The Cosmos, Eloy, Matt Dorsey, Leprous, Armchair Gods, Deep Space Destructors, John Foxx, Talk Talk, Corvus Stone, Mike Oldfield, Ne Obliviscaris, Greg Howard Band, Marillion, Jan Rivera, Cozy Powell, Nepaal, Toyah & Robert, Pixie Ninja & Zoungla.

Ben, left to his own devices, is responsible for reviewing FOUR metal albums released in 2023. And even better, he likes them all! Plus a quick cameo by Matt at a holy site for 4th Time's the Charm. Biggest Fans: THE WEEPING KINGDOM, MASON & BRENNAN Theme Song: Time Travellin' Nancy by Shane Ivers - www.silvermansound.com Follow: Instagram: @4th_times_the_charm_official Ben: @BTuckerTorch (Twitter), @smashenigma (Instagram) Matt: @DrGoreWizard (Twitter, Instagram)

L'émission Metal du 16 avril 2023 avec ses 19 nouveautés Metal et ses news ! Tracklist et podcasts sur https://www.killerontheloose.com Nous suivre sur Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/killerontheloose Twitter : https://twitter.com/lemissionmetal Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/killeronthelooseofficiel    

This episode features album reviews for Gideon, Gorod, Ne Obliviscaris & Phantom Elite. A Retro Review of Coal Chamber's self titled debut, turning 25 years old this year. A recap of our experience at a Fear Factory & Static X concert. 

Présentée par Jeff, Clément et Eric Melkiahn. Partie Ne Obliviscaris à 01:04:36 Etoile montante de la scène extrême progressive, NE OBLIVISCARIS a fait pas mal de bruit depuis son premier album Portal Of I de 2012. Reposant à la fois sur une dualité entre ses vocalistes, le sombre et mystérieux Xen avec l'extraverti et enjoué Tim, mais évidemment sur sa facilité à accorder l'agressivité de ses mélodies empruntant au black et au death metal avec des styles aussi variés que la musique classique et le jazz. Pour cela la formation a su fondre la mélancolie du violon, parfois accompagné du violoncelle et de l'alto, au même titre que tous les autres instruments. Exuul est donc la quatrième étape de l'ascension du groupe, ayant la lourde tâche de succéder à Urn et Citadel, montrant peut-être l'œuvre la plus froide pour le groupe jusqu'à ce jour… Œuvre qui par ailleurs, aurait pu ne jamais voir le jour. Nous parlons de tout cela avec le guitariste français Benjamin en deuxième partie d'émission en nous replongeant dans la discographie de ce groupe profondément atypique ! La première heure sera consacrée comme d'habitude aux dernières parutions de la scène metal extrême, avec des styles, des couleurs et des cris bien différents ! Ce lundi soir, retrouvez donc ROTTEN SOUND, CONTRARIAN, SPIRIT POSSESSION, OLD FOREST et LE PROCHAIN HIVER.  

WE WORKED TWICE AS HARD ON THIS EPISODE! ENJOY IT! We discuss some BIG and WEIRD tours and the new albums from artists such as BABYMETAL, August Burns Red, Fall Out Boy, Ov Sulfur, Depeche Mode, Ne Obliviscaris, Jeff Goldblum, and more. We have another BIG Top 8 records again this week, and as always, get the full list at Mike's Instagram, @slappyslam! WELCOME OUR NEW TITLE SPONSOR - OPEN YOUR EARS RECORDS! And they are BUSY dropping absolute bangers like the new single / video from The Burden. It's called "Losing Your Exterior" and it gives you that epic post-hardcore sound that I KNOW you crave. Check it out on OYE Records youtube, and preorder the NEW ALBUM "Terminal" (out April 14) NOW at OYErecs.com.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, Jon and Brandon break down new releases from Lana Del Rey, Fall Out Boy, 6LACK, JPEGMAFIA & Danny Brown, August Burns Red, and Ne Obliviscaris. Plus, new singles from Lane 8, Ellie Goulding, Victoria Monét, GROUPLOVE, and premier the new track Neuteronomy from the incredible Seagull Intervention & much more! This week's Playlist Weekly rotating Playlist

Tim Charles and Marc "Xenoyr" Campbell make up the dual vocal team of Australia's Ne Obliviscaris. Ne Obliviscaris returns with their latest album Exul after a long hiatus from album releases. Regarded as one of the pioneers of crowdfunding and patreon, we check in with both vocalists before their upcoming North American tour.  Follow Ne Obliviscaris on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/neobliviscarisofficial Ne Obliviscaris website: http://neobliviscaris.com.au On this Episode: 01:00 Welcome Tim and Xen!  01:40 When's the last time the band toured 04:20 Being the pioneers of Patreon 09:00 Equus and the concept behind it 19:00 Writing and working together as a dual vocal team 27:00 Quality vs song length 36:30 Preparing for stage listening on tour 43:00 Benefits of in-ears and click tracks 50:00 Vocal routines on tour and preparation 57:00 Where can we follow Ne Obliviscaris Learn about voice lessons with Mary: http://voicehacksllc.simplybook.me  Follow Mary on Instagram: http://instagram.com/metalmaryz Subscribe to the Voicehacks YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/voicehacksbymaryz Like this show? Please leave us a 5-star review! Even one sentence helps! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Interview by Kris PetersAustralian extreme progressive outfit Ne Obliviscaris have endured a nightmare run of misfortunes in the lead up to their new opus Exul, which is out now.Drum tracking for the album was laid down in March 2020 in Nashville, Tennessee, but, unlike many who made it home before the world shut down, Ne Obliviscaris' guitarist Benjamin Baret and bass player Martino Garattoni weren't so lucky.Originally due to fly home straight after tracking, the pair were instead forced to remain in America indefinitely until things cleared enough for their safe passage home.What should have been a swift follow up to the critically acclaimed 2017 album Urn instead dragged on for more than two more years and saw members of the band all deal with personal loss, relationship problems and other life events that, when coupled with the frustrations of constant delays with the album, almost cast an untenable wedge within the band that threatened to possibly force a premature end to proceedings.Thankfully, as they say, time heals all wounds and with Exul finally ready for mass consumption vocalist XEN sat down for a chat with HEAVY to go through a tumultuous last couple of years."It will be a great relief (when the album comes out)," he sighed. "The last few years have been quite difficult - as everyone else has been through. There was a couple of times throughout the last few years where we didn't know whether or not the album would make it. There was a lot of pauses, a lot of frustrations and I think it's been a great relief to see the light at the end of the tunnel. It's been a long time coming and I think people will be able to tell the amount of effort and patience and frustrations that were channelled into this album and hopefully people will be able to appreciate it. It will be a cathartic moment for everyone to be able to listen to this for us."In the full interview, XEN talks about Exul musically, the contrasting emotions throughout and how the band measured the scale of that, the darker core to Exul and where it comes from, writing the opposing vocal lines between himself and Tim Charles, how close the band came to breaking up, the almost theatrical nature to the music and how difficult that is to create, how this album differs to Urn, the band's 20 year anniversary and more.

Violinist and singer Tim Charles from Ne Obliviscaris is back! This time we're talking about their new album Exul, his recent mental heath struggles and turn towards mindfulness to overcome them, taking his new outlook on life on the road, working with is daughter in the "Graal" video, and more! FarBeyondMetalPodcast.com Ne Obliviscaris  Website - Instagram - Tim's Instagram

Supporta BLMP genom att bli en patron! Spana in de olika alternativen på http://www.patreon.com/blmetalpodcast En ynklig och ack så icke-vital sprider ordet om rock trots hälsomässiga motgångar. För metal, i tiden! Mycket missnöje! Playlist: Dispyt - Deras Mörker Magnus Rosén Band - Glitter and Blood Ne Obliviscaris - As the Flesh Falls Pa Vesh En - In The Torment Cell Xion - Derailed Sindrome - Cathedral of Ice I samarbete med Medborgarskolan.

After sometime listening to the new Metallica single and the new Ne Obliviscaris single dropping i thought i'd give you my thoughts on both. I'm not going beat around the bush here. Check the new Ne video herehttps://youtu.be/Bftqq_BqQHIplease remember to like and subscribe if you like what you hear Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emerging from the shadows of a music world left in turmoil, Brisbane blackened death metal outfit Black Lava have wasted little time in establishing themselves on the national radar.Comprising members and former members of known acts such as Hadal Maw and Ne Obliviscaris, Black Lava have remained relatively quiet in the lead up to their debut album Soul Furnace which strikes today, preferring to let their music rather than their profile dictate terms.With a sound deeply rooted in old school sensibilities that embrace groove-laden melodies and progressive elements, Black Lava have created a uniquely crushing and brutally heavy foundation that transcends labels and instead concentrates on the one thing that seemingly gets forgotten about too often in the modern industry.The music.Founding member and drummer Dan Presland sat down with HEAVY on the eve of unleashing Soul Furnace to bring us up to speed.*NOTE: INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED PRIOR TO THE ALBUM RELEASE SO WHEN DAN AND HEAVY TALK OF IT BEING OUT TOMORROW IT IS ACTUALLY NOW!!!*"I guess I am more known for extreme metal, progressive metal releases over the last 15 years so this is something different for me," he began. "It's more of a rock n roll, old school vibe and it's been quite a different process to get it all put together. It was very much a capture the moment rush, rush, rush to get it done to meet the deadline sort of thing, but I'm actually very happy with the end result. Typically speaking I'm normally calculated and planned out with the releases I do so this one is a bit more rock n roll but I really enjoyed the process."Prior to dropping the album Black Lava released the singles Northern Dawn, Eye Of The Moon and the title track, with Presland agreeing those three songs are a good sonic representation of Soul Furnace as a whole."I definitely think so," he nodded. "All three have different soundscapes going on. There's some more upbeat stuff on Northern Dawn and some blasty stuff in there, and the other two are a bit more rock n roll with a bit of mood, so I definitely think those three are a good representation of the whole record."In the full interview, Dan talks more about Soul Furnace, what types of things Black Lava considered going into their debut album, finding the balance between old school influence and modern music trends, the compact running time of Soul Furnace which comes in at a tick over half an hour, the nature of the fantasy themed lyrics, forming during COVID and how that impacted the bands formation and development, their double launch show at the Bendigo Hotel in December and more.

Over the moon for this weeks episode of Napalm and Friends with an incredible human being that restores my faith in humanity and the internet, the insanely talents guitarist from Sigmund Fraud, Michael Pearce. Tune in and learn a little about the punk scene in Australia, how Michael came to pick up the guitar, and so much more! Like always, guest picks the playlist Michael Pearce Instagram Sigmund Fraud Instagram Find Sigmund Fraud albums on Apple and Spotify   1. Human Error. Clowns   2. Fugazi. Waiting Room   3. Parquet Courts. What Colour is Blood   4. Frenzal Rhomb. Mum changed the Locks   5. Aesop Rock. Labor    6. Fu Manchu. The Action is Go   7. Decrepit Birth. Sea of Memories   8. Ne Obliviscaris. Forget Not   Background: String Kings. The Bash  

On this week's episode of the show, we discuss what is happening in the Ukraine as we show our support for the people of the Ukraine as we play a message from JINJER Bassist Eugene Abdukhanov as well as social messages left from the music community. We also discuss my top 10 metal albums from 1988 before we get into our first bands you should know artist in Wings Of Destiny as we check out their track Rise Above Them All. We have some rock and metal news for you guys with a message from Slaughter To Prevail, Ne Obliviscaris, The Acacia Strain, Make Them Suffer, Deicide, Cannibal Corpse, and more before we check out this week's Unsigned Band Of The Week in Ontario's As The Structure Fails and their track On The Edge. We close the show with our second bands you should know artist in Norway's Noxium Ferus and their track Dickslapped By The Devil. Follow us on Twitter.com/pedal_radio, Facebook.com/eddiespedaltothemetalradioshow, Instagram.com/pedaltothemetalradioshow, and pedaltothemetalradioshow.blogspot.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edward-gato/support

Ep. 078: In this installment, two of your three favorite heavy metal caballeros take a look at the latest albums from Stone Sour, Ether and Dysfunction before reviewing the last two weeks in metal news, including general, recording and concert bits regarding Chris Caffrey, Tim Owens, Iron Maiden, Pro-Pain, Amaranthe, Ne Obliviscaris, Jag Panzer, Saxon, Megadeth, Black Label Society, Slipknot, Amon Amarth and more. The past week in charting news is quickly reviewed before we express our thoughts on the "Top 100 Heavy Metal Albums of All Time" list recently published by Rolling Stone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Today we're going down the Buckethole of Pikes 142-144 (Nautical Nightmares, Blank Bot, and Scream Sundae) we also discuss the '96' sex act, Spenser sees CHVRCHS, Fall Out By, STRFCKR and Green Day, Brit watches AEW All In 2021, Buckethead's awards and lists, overusing drum loops, single-coil pickup guitars, Cold Stone Ice Cream, Freddy Got Fingered (2001), Freddy Gibbs, Spenser reads jokes out of The Adult Only Joke Book while Britain urinates, how do you pronounce Ne Obliviscaris?, android Jimmy Page and android 15-year olds, Jordan Vine claps back, Spenser finally realizes how Britain's trolling him with the bumper music, GORPSE, Klingon penises, do the two Klingon phalluses have different functions?, go enjoy live music (safely, but also get trashed), Blind Illusion - Sane Asylum, Kirk Hammett plays Wah Pedal for Metallica, Big Waluigi Lobby, Rob Halford rules, some poops in the pit at a Turnstile show, Michael J. Fucks, and Driver's Zed.We have a voicemail just for the cast! Leave us a message @ (425)310-2416Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/abucketcast)

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A new challenger enters the ring! We welcome Dylan Gowan to the We're Talkin Drums Team as a new co-host who will be appearing from time to time on the podcast to give his insight from over a decade of experience as a professional drummer.Cory and Dylan sat down with Dan Presland from Ne Obliviscaris to discuss his recent studio build, his approach to writing and gain some insight to the recording of the upcoming No Obliviscaris record due out sometime next year. We may or may not have talked a lot about Metallica and the amazing legacy of Lar's snare drums,... BUT you will have to listen to find out! This episode is brought to you by Los Cabos Drumsticks.Music by Alex Snape at Nomadic Arts Studios.

Ne Obliviscaris After Show Breakdown!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conversations-with-vin-and-sori/support

Today's albums are Citadel by Ne Obliviscaris and Funeral by Arcade Fire

In Episode 5 of The Extreme Drummers Podcast I speak to Dan Presland of Ne Obliviscaris, Vipassi and A Million Dead Birds Laughing.Dan is a super creative, power house extreme metal drummer. He has a really unique style and combines crazy stamina and endurance with multi pedal ostinatos and polyrhythms all mixed with the speeds you'd expect from extreme metal! Super impressive.In this episode we talk about Dan's new business and passion project Bushido Studios, a purpose build drum recording studio in his home in Melbourne, Australia. We also talk a lot about writing and creating, maintaining drumming chops and the perils and struggles of being an extreme metal drummer in general. It's a great fun chat with a lot of laughing. I hope you all enjoy.  If you want to find out more about Dan please check out the following:Instagram: @dan_preslandFacebook: /danpreslandofficialYoutube.com/danpreslandIf you want to keep up to date with the Podcast please check out the website:www.extremedrummerspodcast.comOr follow on social media:Instagram: @extremedrummerspodcast / @danwildingdrumFacebook: /danwildingdrumYoutube: Search "extreme drummers podcast"Thanks for listening and see you next time!

E as andanças continuam com os nômades do Metal Junkbox, dessa vez ainda mais longe, estamos na terra do outback, dos animais venenosos mais perigosos do mundo, um dos lugares mais remotos da terra, já sabe onde é? Estamos falando da Austrália!! E sim, há cangurus hahaha como um país tão distinto não traria tantas bandas interessantes, não é mesmo? Por isso, coloque os seus fones e bora viajar pela Oceania em busca de mais bandas!! Bem-vindo a Austrália!

***We are taking a dark week, so the next episode will be out on January 25th! We may do a small episode in between, but the next main episode will be out next month***Hello everybody and welcome to the 9th episode of Distorted Entertainment! In this installment, we talk IGN's Games of the Year, Fleshgod Apocolypse, bands working on a new record, Our Top 5 Singles of 2020, and of course For All Kings by Anthrax and Citadel by Ne Obliviscaris.Next Episodes Album Choices:M to E: Songs From The North 1,2,3 by Swallow The SunE to M: Load and Reload by MetallicaOutro Songs: "The Bad Place" by The Green Leaves and "Daylight" by Forstoryhttps://www.facebook.com/thegreenleavesfwin/https://www.facebook.com/forstorymusic/Intro Song: "Center of Gravity" by Perceive//Persist (Ft. Bradley Ditton)https://www.facebook.com/PerceivePersist/Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DistEntPod

We did it! We landed a booking agent, and not just any old agent, the man responsible for putting more bands on Damnation's incredible line-ups than anyone... Haydn Britland of NMC Live.Alcest, Mono, Sólstafir, The Ocean, Cult of Luna, Enslaved, Nordic Giants, Maybeshewill, Leprous, Ihsahn, Amenra, Talons, Ne Obliviscaris, Arabrot, Agent Fresco, Obsidian Kingdom, Sinistro, Chthonic, pg.lost,... he's the man deals.We discuss the birth of that unforgettable Mariner tour, promoter vs agent challenges, the perfect slots at perfect events and how the sublime - and classical - Jo Quail fits into it all.There's also bubbly and a discount merch deal with our friends at Eyesore Merch to round off the first season of Damnation Versus.For further info on Damnation Versus, or Damnation Festival visit:damnationversus.buzzsprout.comdamnationfestival.co.ukfacebook.com/damnationfestivalinstagram.com/damnationfestivaltwitter.com/damnationfestAnd to grab your discount Napalm Death tee, visit: eyesoremerch.comDamnation Versus now features in the Top 20 Metal podcasts list of 2020 compiled at: blog.feedspot.com/metal_music_podcasts#damnationversus #damnationfestival #metalpodcast*Please like, subscribe, comment and engage.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 359. In this edition we heard music by Deep Purple, Amplifier, Giraffe, David Minasian, Jon Gomm, Gazpacho, Steven Wilson, Kairon; IRSE!, Nick Mason's Saucerful Of Secrets, Pink Floyd, Dominic Sanderson, Jakko Jakszyk, Ne Obliviscaris, Rymden, Gong, Sontaag, Arcade Messiah, Pan, Galahad Electric Company & Anathema.

Lindsay Schoolcraft is a Juno Nominated Singer, Songwriter, and Harpist. Lindsay has worked with Cradle of Filth, the comic series Belzebubs, and also has a band with Xenoyr of Ne Obliviscaris called Antiqva. Lots on the go! Lindsay's world is a busy one. We got chatting about her life post-Cradle of Filth, battling the demons of her past, the reward and recognition that has come from her debut album, being mistaken for a vampire and heaps more. Follow Lindsay Schoolcraft via Main Website | Facebook | Bandcamp | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify Pick up Lindsay's new album "Martyr" and merchandise HERE Check out Antiqva via Facebook | Instagram Photo by Matt Throop Photography Stalk me via the usual stuff below; Join me on PATREON! Follow me on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Spotify | YouTube Donate/Shout Me a Beer via this link. Visit my Discogs, eBay and Bandcamp stores Listen to LORD on Spotify | Apple Music | Bandcamp (including merch) Follow LORD via Main Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Twitter | Vimeo The podcast is edited and produced by Equinoxe Studios. Artwork by Tristan Tait Illustraions

Sydney death/doom outfit Black Trillium have recently released the hauntingly beautiful yet still brutal single "Banished" from their upcoming debut full length The Fatal Shore, which is due out on April 29.Guitarist/vocals Simon Skipper joins HEAVY to talk about the single and shed some light on the album."'Banished' started with a riff I wrote", he explained. "I came up with the first five notes just mucking around and then I heard the rest of the riff and I wrote that out and showed Zach (Carlsson, vocals/bass) and he was super excited by it and he actually came back with a full song. We added stuff and changed bits and came up with this really dark outro. We wanted to have some diversity with the album and we normally do a lot of slower, sludgier stuff but "Banished" is one of the groovier, more upbeat - and there's the chorus which is a bit of a hook - and it centres around that riff which we thinki is a big part of the song. Every metal song has to have a great metal riff (laughs)".In the full interview Simon talks about "Banished" in greater detail and breaks it down lyrically, explains the concept behind The Fatal Shore, the research they put into the historical content and specific places they visited, modernising an old story to reflect current problems, having Tim Charles from Ne Obliviscaris on the single, how the upcoming album differs to debut EP The Locked Woods, releasing music out of order in relation to a concept album, how Covoid 19 has affected Black Trillium and more.

Riley McShane from Allegaeon chats to HEAVY Mag about their forthcoming Australian tour.

HEAVY Mag chats to Adam Biggs from Rivers Of Nihil about their forthcoming Australian tour.

For their first shows on home soil in over 12 months Ne Obliviscaris are bringing with them a stellar support group, headed by Brisbane's Caligula's Horse and rounded out by three international heavyweights in Allegaeon, Beyond Creation and Rivers of Nihil. It is a travelling extravaganza dubbed The Painted Progression tour and one which clean vocalist and violinist for Ne Obliviscaris, Tim Charles, struggles to contain his enthusiasm about."We're all kind of related but different", he laughed. "Caligula's Horse are obviously one of Australia's best progressive rock metal bands. Their last album 'In Contact' was just phenomenal and I guess they're a little more on the melodic side than some of the other bands. Allegaeon have a new album coming out in April which I've been lucky enough to get an advance copy of and I think it's the best thing they've ever done. Those guys are a really fantastic live band, really technical but with lots of melody as well and super tight live. Beyond Creation - some of our Australian fans will already know them if they came and saw our tour back in 2014 - are again a phenomenal live band; super technical but melodic in their own way and a great bunch of guys as well - as are all of the bands on the bill - and Rivers of Nihil put out one of the most surprising albums of last year. It was a real progressive wonder of an album with these sweeping saxophone solos and all this sort of stuff and we really felt they were a perfect fit for us in the way that the approach being heavy but also progressive and extreme at the same time. They do it differently to us but in a way that we felt was really compatible with what we're doing. Every band is a little bit different but they all kind of fit together".When Ne Obliviscaris first burst onto the Melbourne music scene in 2003 it is fair to say they were a breath of fresh air on a scene that was starting to choke up with progressive music. They refused to follow a set blueprint and instead set about forging their name in their own image, albeit it one which drew influence from some of the heavyweights of the time."Back then there was some pretty significant things happening in the metal world that impacted me", Charles recalled. "It was probably not too long before that that I discovered Opeth through their Blackwater Park album and Enslaved came out with an album and Dream Theatre had not long before come out with Scenes From A Memory. All of these albums were my favourite records at that time so when we were starting this band I never wanted to sound like anybody but the idea that you could be an extreme and really heavy metal band but at the same time be melodic and have beautiful elements to your music was something that I had kind of recently discovered and been inspired by. Some of those bands like Opeth and Enslaved that were doing that opened our horizons to the fact of let's not have any barriers when we write music. Let's just write music and if we think it's good it doesn't matter what genre it is. If it's metal or acoustic or prog or classical or jazz let's not care. Let's just try to write good music and not give a fuck what anyone thinks we should sound like and that's how we came up with our sound because I don't think anyone sounds like we do, and all we did was just try to be ourselves. We just tried to get rid of the barriers and let each member be themselves in the band. We're all quite different musicians and everyone has that opportunity in our band to have that creative voice and that shines through in the music I think".With their debut album 'Portal of I' in 2012 Ne Obliviscaris created a masterpiece that not only resonated with the fans but also had mainstream media singing their praises. It was one of the first times music of this nature had reached the ears of the mainstream and be met with appraisal and was a significant moment in Australian progressive metal music."That album was our first real attempt to create", Charles reflected. "It was our first album so it was our first attempt to create a piece of music that was exactly what we wanted and as a first attempt, it's never going to be perfect in every way. You learn something from every album but that was really something different to what a lot of people were expecting from a lot of the stuff that was being released in 2012 and so people would hear that record and there was a lot of people that either loved it and thought it was fantastic or they just didn't get it at all - which is fine as well (laughs), but it is that thing where a few people seemed to connect with it and it gave us a lot of hope and positivity for the band in regards to believing that as a strong first step we could continue to move forward. It took us nine years to release that first album and it was really, really difficult to just make it that far in the first place. There were so many times in the band's early career where we almost broke up. Our lead guitarist Benji is from France and his Australian visa got denied back in 2010 and he was deported and the band was basically on hiatus for 18 months and a few of the guys were talking about quitting the band - and Dan our drummer actually did for a little while - but thankfully we managed to get Benji back to Australia and the band got back together essentially and we released the album and when it did well it gave us the faith of hey it's taken us nine years to get here but maybe all the struggle has been worth it and maybe we should keep pushing and see what we can do with some more releases".Most bands would be content to plagiarize their own successful formula on their sophomore album, but not so Ne Obliviscaris who decided to add more jazz and flamenco elements to 2014's 'Citadel' - a move that only served to solidify their growing reputation."We don't really know any other way, to be honest", Charles shrugged. "We just write and however it comes out is how it comes out. We try not to overthink it. We don't think let's write an album like this or let's write a song like that. We just write and we really don't care what people want us to sound like, but we have the confidence that we can write good music so the bar that we set is for us to be happy and for us to think that it's great music. We have confidence that if we really believe these are the best songs we can possibly write at this stage of our lives then it will find an audience and people can connect with it. If it's different all it will mean is maybe some people won't like it as much but if it's good then new people will discover you and that was our same approach on 'Urn' as well which was different and the next album we do I'm sure will probably be different again and some people will like the older stuff more and some people might like the newer stuff more and that's fine. But if you try to do stuff to please people then you lose that genuine aspect to your music. We're trying to create art, it's not pop songs so we don't really care what people want it to sound like. We just want to make sure that we love and believe in what we're doing first and foremost".Kris Peters TOUR DATES Thursday, May 9: Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide - Lic/AA Friday, May 10: 170 Russell, Melbourne Saturday, May 11: Manning Bar, Sydney Sunday, May 12: The Triffid, Brisbane Tickets on sale from neobliviscaris.com.au

Another week, another #content. This week we talk about some news, some releases, and some other random stuff. Serj talking about why they're not working on a new System of a Down album, Mikael Akerfeldt talking about the upcoming Opeth album, Eden talking about his band Instar's new single, the new Pig Destroyer song, and new albums by Obscura and Between the Buried and Me. Oh, and also the new Horrendous track, and last year's Ne Obliviscaris album. Finally, cool people stuff with some classic sci-fi, some modern sci-fi, and some horror. Enjoy!

I interview another hero in Byron Stroud of Imonolith and formerly of Strapping Young Lad. We discuss his new band with RVP & Beav from The Devin Townsend Project, Jon Howard of Threat Signal and fellow SYL alumni Jed Simon. Among other stuff I, of course, have to talk a little bit about Strapping Young Lad. Tim Charles of Ne Obliviscaris discusses his first band. Finally, I recommend Rumors of Free Lunch. Talk to me Far Beyond Metal on Facebook - Twitter - FarBeyondMetalDan@Gmail.com Byron Stroudhttp://www.imonolithband.comhttp://www.facebook.com/imonolithband  Ne Obliviscarishttps://www.facebook.com/NeObliviscarisBand/https://www.patreon.com/neobliviscaris Rumors of Free Lunchhttps://rumorsoffreelunch.bandcamp.comhttps://www.facebook.com/RumorsOfFreeLunch/  

Tim Charles is the epitome of a modern music business entrepreneur. He plays violin and sings with his Australian metal band Neobliviscaris. He’s also a songwriter, booking agent, artist manager, tour manager, publicist, business executive, label manager, concert promoter, artist liaison, lecturer, teacher, key note presenter, consultant, content creator and social media manager. On this episode of The Music Business Facts podcast Tim discusses the roles he performs to bring multiple streams of income into his business.

"Founded in Melbourne in 2003, Ne Obliviscaris took the inspiration for their name from the proud motto of Clan Campbell based in Argyll, Scotland, which means "forget not".  From the start, this collective of exceptional musicians made it clear that they did not intend to follow any trends or walk on well-trodden paths. Their first demo, 'The Aurora Veil' (2007) had a massive impact in the metal underground far beyond the fifth continent and their debut full-length 'Portal of I' (2012) reached the mainstream music press, which praised their unique array of influences and characteristic virtuoso violin.  Their second album 'Citadel' (2014) added avant-garde approaches including jazz, flamenco, progressive rock, and many other wide-ranged influences to their solid metal base. Parallel to their success on a critical level and with an ever-growing host of die-hard fans, the band have increased their reputation as an excellent live act with extensive touring literally around the globe." Ben talked to Xen about their new album, Urn, how he writes his vocals and what he does in his spare time on tour. Aired 1st February 2018. Tune in to SYN's Punk and Metal Night, Moshpit, on 8pm-11pm Thursdays, on SYN 90.7 FM & Digital, and online at www.syn.org.au. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Moshpitonsyn/ Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @MoshpitSYN Hashtag: #MoshpitonSYN Website: www.SYN.org.au/Moshpit Subscribe to YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/moshpitonsyn?sub_confirmation=1 Omny Podcast: http://omnyapp.com/shows/moshpit Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/moshpit-backstage-podcast/id1103834864?ls=1  

Three studio albums into a very colourful career, Ne Obliviscaris have reached the pinnacle of their creative output in their new album Urn. “Each album has grown and grown.” Says vocalist Xenoyr. “With this one, the reception has been really positive, especially in overseas markets.“It’s different in how the production has hanged, a lot of people have commented on that. We wanted something that represented more of our live sound. A lot of people have asked why we sound heavier live than on our CDs, and we’ve tried to replicate that.”This particular release has a fair density split duality of sound Urn, on the live stage, was written for the live stage. “For me,” Xen begins, “This tracks feel a lot more natural to play live.” Some of the darkest songs Ne Obliviscaris have ever written, Xen says he can relate to the song’s context a lot more and therefore, is able to relay the album’s true meanings in a much more authentic way – all the better for their upcoming Australian tour.“When I write the lyrics, with the dark stuff we were going through, there’s a dark undertone through the whole album, reflective of the time we were writing it,” Xen says, musing. “The lyrical content has some relation to that – a lot of the time I’m on stage I’m in another world anyway, so when I’m feeling the lyrics, they actually mean something to me and that’s most important.”Ne Obliviscaris’ talent for song writing combined with their powerful performances are the aspects fans will most look forward to about the tour. “There’s a whole new energy to our shows now we have a new bassist,” says Xen.With only the limits of their own imagination to compete with, it will certainly be interesting to see how Ne Obliviscaris manage to outdo themselves on the next album. “When we write, we write for ourselves. It’s not a conscious thought to try and outdo ourselves, it’s where we are at that point in time.“Writing the material, the music comes to s in terms of what we’re trying to do – if we set ourselves a goal of trying to outdo ourselves, we’ll probably shoot ourselves in the foot. Just writing music for the love of music is what comes first.”

Australia's visionary NE OBLIVISCARIS return with their stunning new album 'Urn'. The album sees the forward thinking band hone their unique and expansive style that blends the best of both the extreme and the progressive sides of metal. Epic tracks like "Intra Venus" and "Libera (Part's 1 and 2)" exude power, grace, and the confidence of a band at their best. NE OBLIVISCARIS are one of modern metal's most dynamic bands, and 'Urn' is yet another masterpiece.

I welcome the vocalist and violinist of Ne Obliviscaris Tim Charles to the show. We discuss the band's latest album Urn, their recent tour with Allegaeon, the film Tangled, violin playing, and a lot more. Gene Hoglan discusses his first band, which happened to also be called Dark Angel. I recommend Menacity.   FBM on Facebook - Twitter - FarBeyondMetalDan@Gmail.com   Ne ObliviscarisFacebook - Patreon Gene HoglanHoglan Industries - Facebook MendacityBandcamp - Website

Justin and Alex talk at length about the previous week's assigned listening, making several references to Sigh and Dream Theater in the process. Other discussion topics include the ongoing month of "Nothing But Black Metal November" and a brief dissertation on cover songs in metal (the good, the bad, and the Six Feet Under).

Ne Obliviscaris' Tim Charles and Xen explore the song by song story of their acclaimed new album, Urn.

TRACKLIST: 1. NIGHT VIPER - SUMMON THE DEAD 2. THE DARKNESS - UNIBALL 3. EXHUMED - DEAD END 4. HIGH REEPER - HIGH REEPER 5. SICARIUS - SERENADE OF SLITTING THROATS 6. PROCESSION - WHEN DOOMSDAYS HAS COME 7. VALPURGA - ASTRAL GATE TO THE ALTAR OF CONFUSION 8. EXARSIS - THE UNDERGROUND 9. TEN YEARS AFTER - RETIRED HURT 10. SORCERER - SIRENS 11. DR. LIVING DEAD - THE SUMMONING 12. MASTERS OF DISGUISE - ALPHA / OMEGA 13. NE OBLIVISCARIS - URN (PART 1) AND WITHIN THE VOID WE ARE BREATHLESS 14. TIERRA SANTA - QUINTO ELEMENTO 15. HALLAS - STAR RIDER 16. PANZER - WHEELS OF STEEL (SAXON COVER) Top Octubre: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwVB-FeilJQ&feature=youtu.be La pagina de Metalizer en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MetalizerPodcast/ Playlist con lo mejor del Hard Rock y el Heavy Metal de este 2017 en Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/1277582885/playlist/5E1rnRC4puZZMUmWMlj9UB Si estas interesad@ en el cine, la literatura y la televisión, echale un viztazo al canal de los Cronopios sin fama: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS5JwGapJAPesXaNgCeuh-g Puedes encontrar a los cronopios sin fama en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/loscronopiossinfama/ El podcast de los cronopios sin fama en línea y en descarga directa desde ivoox: http://mx.ivoox.com/es/podcast-podcast-cronopios-sin-fama_sq_f1273533_1.html Apoyen a su banda preferida.

"Taking inspiration and drawing comparisons to artists such as Enslaved, Immortal, Ne Obliviscaris and Satyricon, the band mix black, death and progressive metal into one genre transcending melting pot.Well known for their energetic and entertaining live shows, combining UV lights with a powerful stage presence, Hybrid Nightmares meld extreme sonics with stunning visuals to create a mesmerising experience." Ben talks to Loki about their new album, Almagest, how he worked on his vocals and their new costumes. Aired 26th October 2017. Tune in to SYN's Punk and Metal Night, Moshpit, on 8pm-11pm Thursdays, on SYN 90.7 FM & Digital, and online at www.syn.org.au. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Moshpitonsyn/ Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @MoshpitSYN Hashtag: #MoshpitonSYN Website: www.SYN.org.au/Moshpit Subscribe to YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/moshpitonsyn?sub_confirmation=1 Omny Podcast: http://omnyapp.com/shows/moshpit Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/moshpit-backstage-podcast/id1103834864?ls=1

We finally traveled down under to the great Aussie gold minds of metal. We first spoke with Dave Haley the drummer of Psycroptic, Ruins, King, and many other projects and we ended the episode with an interview with Tim Charles the violinist and clean vocalist of Ne Obliviscaris. We spoke with both about growing up as an Australian metal head, influential bands from their country, challenges of touring and getting exposed to other countries, music recs, and info on their respective bands. Dave told us about the next Psycroptic album and Tim talked about their new album "urn" out 10/27. The middle of the episode features us talking about our favorite Australian metal bands and some new bands we discovered. Listen at the link below, on iTunes, or most podcast apps. www.Intothecombine.com www.twitter.com/intothecombine www.Facebook.com/Intothecombine Gmail:Thecombine586@gmail.com Music Featured on this episode:  Music featured on this episode:Thy Art is Murder - "Slaves Beyond Death"Psycroptic - "Cold" Armoured Angel - "Enigmatize"Hobbs Angel of Death - "Lucifers Domain"Disembowlment - "The Tree of Life and Death"King Parrot - "Bozo"Destroyer 666- "Hounds at ya Back"Ne Obliviscaris - "Devour Me, Colossus, Pt. II & "Intra Venus"Be’lakor " Remnants"The Amentia "Flesh is Heir"The Berzerker "Heavily Medicated"Valtari "Bitterness"Ruins "Faust"The Amentia "Flesh is Heir"Alchemist "Tongues & Knives"

Ne Obliviscaris violinist and singer Tim Charles chats to Christina Rowatt about making their anticipated new album and shares secrets about some of the band's most beloved songs. He also discusses touring with Cradle of Filth and Enslaved and explores the challenges Australian heavy bands face and what crowdfunding can do to ensure a band's survival. 

Wow, both Eden and I are together again! And it's a long episode! It's like back in the old days. This week we have some news, some new music, some old music, and some other random stuff. Spawn of Possession call it quits, Nolly leaves Periphery, Hip-hop/R&B has surpassed rock, Trent Reznor puts his foot in his mouth. Then we have stuff from Trivium, Dyscarnate, First Fragment, Primus, Caligula's Horse, Adimiron, Ne Obliviscaris. We talk about Fractal Cypher, and Roadrunner United and Nuclear Blast All-Stars. Finally, cool people time regarding Pyre, PUBG, Total War, and more. Enjoy! By the way, the teaser for the NYN album Entropy: Of Chaos And Salt is finally here, so check it out!

This week, Eden is gone! I swear this isn't some Fast and Furious 8 situation where Eden and I hate each other and don't appear on screen at the same time (see Vin Diesel and The Rock), but just real life getting in the way. But Tidal is still alive, so we must go on. This week we have Simon Handmaker, fellow Heavy Blog editor and meme master. We discuss some news/new music, like The Faceless facing troubles, Spotify needing to change their business model, and new music from: Myrkur, Contrarian, Wolves in the Throne Room, Celeste, Humanity's Last Breath, Cytotoxin, Rings of Saturn, Ne Obliviscaris, Tera Melos, Converge, Akercocke and August Burns Red. Then we do some cool people stuff talking about The Room and The Disaster Artist, some movies by A24 productions including The Lobster, then Pyre and PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS. Enjoy!

Episode 078: In this installment, two of your three favorite heavy metal caballeros take a look at the latest albums from Stone Sour, Ether and Dysfunction before reviewing the last two weeks in metal news, including general, recording and concert bits regarding Chris Caffrey, Tim Owens, Iron Maiden, Pro-Pain, Amaranthe, Ne Obliviscaris, Jag Panzer, Saxon, Megadeth, Black Label Society, Slipknot, Amon Amarth and more. The past week in charting news is quickly reviewed before we express our thoughts on the "Top 100 Heavy Metal Albums of All Time" list recently published by Rolling Stone.

In this interview with Ne Obliviscaris singer and lyricist Xen Oyr, he discusses his creative process, the band's next album, his new orchestral black metal side project with musicians from all over the world, writing lyrics for Tim vs. himself, how his music career started, and more. 

Episode 26 features news on Metallica & Lady Gaga pairing up at the Grammies, Eddie from Suicide Silence calling out Thy Art Is Murder, and the chaos surrounding Ne Obliviscaris. New tracks discussed are from Italian prog metallers, Lies of Nazca, and the aforementioned Suicide Silence, and the album reviewed this week is 'The Rhapsody Tapes' by Melbourne's lovable weirdos, Ocean Grove. *Tshirts are still available at www.teespring.com/mcbpodcast for a limited time. *The closing track is 'Godless' by The Predecessors.

This week we get weirdly political and anthropological. Well, maybe not weirdly. We are weird dudes after all. Not a lot of news, so we shitpost about Wintersun a bit more. Mini balls-deep on Mastodon while discussing their new single. We talk about a bunch of metal from places around the world that we normally aren't well attuned with. Like Wisdom Eyes (thanks Bandcamp!), Violet Cold, and Sanatana. Also more Psykup, Eden gushes over Spectral Lore, we discuss the Ne Obliviscaris news. Then we bring back underrated releases with Gire's self titled. Finally, cool people time gets weird. Enjoy!

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 177. In this all request edition we heard music by Roine Stolt, Big Big Train, AC/DC, North Sea Radio Orchestra, Edgar Broughton Band, Ne Obliviscaris, Yes, Riverside, Franck Carducci, It Bites, Hawkwind, Syd Arthur, Slade, Flying Colors, Peter Gabriel, Cardiacs, Gentle Giant & Steven Wilson.

I interview Robin Staps of The Ocean while on their brief West Coast US tour. We talk playing the US in today's scene, getting food from fans, the direction of the next record and lots more. Dan Presland of Ne Obliviscaris discusses his first band. I recommend (an album of the year contender) Astronoid. Facebook.com/FarBeyondMetal - Twitter @Ovacord - FarBeyondMetalDan@Gmail.com

Yeah, that's the actual title! Thanks for listening to us for 20 episodes now! We're going to keep going. This week we talk about a bunch of new music, including Sylosis, Babymetal, Voivod, Myrkur, Vektor and Danny Tunker's (Alkaloid) Bare Trap! We also talk about the controversial Patreon by Ne Obliviscaris. Then we go into two topics, the balance between being in a band with friends versus professionalism, and bands that take forever to release their next albums. Then we do our now-weekly "balls deep" on Blind Guardian, which we both really love! Also don't forget the cool people time at the end!

In the inaugural Episode/Pilot Daniel speaks with Dan from Ne Obliviscaris about their first N. American tour, their run in with the Westboro Baptist Church, leaving a high paying job for & more. Dustie and Blake from BTBAM discuss their first bands. "Data_M1nefield" by Cyborg Octopus from Learning to Breathe. Like on facebook.com/farbeyondmetal - twitter @_farbeyond metal.

Daniel Tompkins lead singer of TesseracT guests this week, bringing us insight into his decision to return to the band, what it was like to reclaim his spot in a band that's taking off, what the changing sound of the band means for fans, how they react to those changes and how he copes with the shrinking opportunities for bands in the industry today. Chuck and Godless discuss the ballsy decision of Ne Obliviscaris' drummer Daniel Presland to quit a six-figure job to continue with the band and go on a world tour. Is this dude insane? Is he sacrificing stability and security for what is probably a futile pipe dream, or is he the gutsiest guy playing in a metal band today? Many bands we talk to have to be able to bridge music and day jobs to survive, but are they just selling their music short by telling us they they're not really good enough to quit their day job? Songs:Tesseract - "Messenger"Windhand - "Crypt Key"

מת על מטאל משתדלת לסקר באופן קבע כל להקת מטאל שמגיעה לישראל, אך ברגע שמדובר בלהקת פרוגרסיב, מתחילות לצוץ שאלות: האם פרוג הוא סוג של מטאל? או שאולי זה בעצם הכי מטאל שיש? האם אינטרו של שבע דקות הוא יצירתי או משעמם תחת? האם שיר של 12 דקות שתופס רבע תוכנית זה משהו שהגיוני לשים ברדיו? לרגל הגעתה המפתיעה של להקת Ne Obliviscaris האוסטרלית אלינו, מת על מטאל מכנסים את הקבינט הביטחוני למטאל לדון בסוגיית הפרוג אחת ולתמיד.» רשימת שירי הלהקה שתמצאו בתוכנית «1. Devour Me, Colossus – Part I: Black Holes2. When the Black Hands Dance3. Pyrrhic4. Felo De Se5. All The Scarlet Tears6. Xenoflux7. Forget Not

Guest : Dan Presland from Ne ObliviscarisRABID NOISE on Rabbit Radio : Metal, Rock and Everything noisy from Australia and around the world!Listen to Rabid Noise at www.rabbitradio.com.au live every wednesday night 9-11:30PMHosted by Nev PearceProudly supported by RW PROMOTION : www.rwpromotion.com.auCONTACT: rabidnoiseradio@hotmail.comRABBIT RADIO : GOLD COAST'S FIRST INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE RADIO STATION - Connecting the thriving cultural community of the Gold Coast via a cross platform media outlet!!listen live at rabbitradio.com.auDownload the Rabbit Radio app free or tune in with shoutcast

Guest : Dan Presland from Ne ObliviscarisRABID NOISE on Rabbit Radio : Metal, Rock and Everything noisy from Australia and around the world!Listen to Rabid Noise at www.rabbitradio.com.au live every wednesday night 9-11:30PMHosted by Nev PearceProudly supported by RW PROMOTION : www.rwpromotion.com.auCONTACT: rabidnoiseradio@hotmail.comRABBIT RADIO : GOLD COAST'S FIRST INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE RADIO STATION - Connecting the thriving cultural community of the Gold Coast via a cross platform media outlet!!listen live at rabbitradio.com.auDownload the Rabbit Radio app free or tune in with shoutcast

My guest today is Tim Charles from Melbourne metal act Neobliviscaris. Tim is a music business entrepreneur who not only plays in his band, but also has his own entertainment company, and is a manager, booking agent and promoter. In my opinion the most interesting thing currently about Tim and his band is the fact that they have just smashed the Australian record for a crowd funding campaign- asking their fans to help them raise $40K to help them fund their world tour, and hitting just shy of $65K as of the production of this podcast. The really cool thing is that the campaign still has around 40 days to go so it’s going to be very interesting to see what their final figure ends at, and again, if you’d like to check them out and suss their campaign, all the details are in the show notes for this episode at www.musicbusinessfacts.com Anyhow I learnt a ton of stuff in this interview with Tim. He talks about the campaign from it’s inception through to the planning of rewards, marketing and launching. Tim’s a really articulate guy and this episode really is a master class on how to run a very successful cowd sourcing campaign. So wherever you are and what ever you’re doing- get your note pads and pens out and listen to Tim Charles- The man behind Australia’s most successful crowd sourcing campaign yet.  

New chart entries for Suffocation, Helloween, Twelve Foot Ninja, Kill Switch Engage, Ne Obliviscaris, Bring Me The Horizon, Voivod, Gojira, Vision of Disorder, Newsted and more.