Podcasts about Sikth

The Download line-up is out and Gav and James avoid all spoilers to react to it in real time. The highs (Green Day), the lows (Steel Panther) and the billing stunners (Sikth) are all the topics of the night. But what's that hardcore din in the background determined to gatecrash the UK's biggest rock and metal party?Oh, just Outbreak not giving a single f#@k over the same weekend. Let's go! We go again, every Thursday morning.

EP347 is with special guest, Richie Londres of Sol Invicto. The is a collaborative project between Richie, Eric Bobo of Cypress Hill, Stephan Carpenter of the Deftones, Dan Foord of Sikth and Tech Itch! We talk about their new single "The Obvious Play" which is a big shift in sound from their previous work, we also talk about how the band got together, early drum & bass influences, social media algorithms, human interactions and much more! Go listen to the track it's killer. Video: https://youtu.be/YY5HOFel55g Follow Sol Invicto: @solinvictomusic To listen to "The Obvious Play" and for all things Sol Invicto: https://solinvicto.com/ Sponsors! Saint Joints Check out our friends at Saints Joints providing the Pacific Northwest with carefully crafted Mixed Strain Joint packs. Featuring artwork from artists such as Skinner.

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Formed in Dublin, Ireland, in 2007, Hero In Error was founded by drummer Stephen Reilly and guitarist Gary Regan, the band's inception was fueled by the desire to blend the diverse styles of Mastodon, Deftones, Smashing Pumpkins, and Sikth. The five piece which are completed by Rob Powderly (Guitars), Jay Doyle (Bass) and UK based vocalist Kaan Tasan have just released their incredible self titled EP and are now ready to tour a blistering live set consisting of all your favourite past Hero in Error songs alongside the three new ones, 'Enemy Within, 'Moths to a Flame' and 'Left In Your Absence'. I talk to Gary and Confey in this pre-recorded episode about how these songs came to fruition, future plans and some other interesting topics on this exciting new phase of Hero In Error. Band link: https://hero-in-error.bandcamp.com/album/hero-in-error Songs played: Enemy Within © Hero In Error, all rights reserved. Moths to a Flame © Hero In Error, all rights reserved.

Interview by Kris PetersOne of the most beautiful things about music is the individual expression that goes into creating a body of work.Sure, a band is made up of several members on most occasions, but each of those members still contributes part of their personal DNA throughout each written and recorded piece of music.But for those musicians adept at playing anything and everything and who record most of the instruments and vocals themselves, then that strand of DNA is magnified exponentially.As is the case with UK outfit Confyde, who started life as a solo project by Martin Jackson and have slowly evolved to the stage where their music is enough in demand for him to start recruiting other musicians.Jackson also moonlights as frontman for System Of A Down tribute act Chop Suey (which also features Sam Totman from Dragonforce and Andre Joyzi from Breed 77) but it is with his original project Confyde that he gets a chance to faithfully represent himself musically.An eclectic mixture of styles with its roots in rock, Confyde have steadily built their career around a string of single releases, with the latest slab of goodness being Scalper.Jackson sat down with HEAVY to tell us more."It's been brilliant," he enthused about the early reception to Scalper. "Probably the strongest reception so far. I've been putting out singles with Confyde since 2020 when it got rebooted, and by every measure this song has been the most successful so far."We ask Jackson to go deeper into Scalper musically."I knew, given the subject matter of what I wanted to sing about - the housing crisis and eternal misery a lot of our generation have to live with - there's a lot of anger and resentment around this particular subject, so I knew it had to be angry," he explained. "It needed to be a loud, metal song and I've not done a metal song for quite a while and the influences that came in were big chunky guitars with a proggy tip to them, so there's a Mastodon influence there, and Sikth influence... I'm a huge fan of 12 Foot Ninja and how they switch up genres inside their songs and Confyde is very much a project where every single almost completely transforms the sound and I really admire what 12 Foot Ninja do with that. You kind of have this ebb and flow. Often when you're dealing with a really broken housing system it feels like an absolute roller coaster and nothing is ever resolved, so I like to feel like this song represents that. There are some sections that are really heavy and in your face, some that are more majestic and hopeful and there's others that are sinister and in a pit. It feels like you can never really relax while listening to it (laughs), but at the same time I wanted to have something that... even though I love all this musical experimentation I'm always keen for songs that have solid, memorable hooks. Something people can sing along and shout along to in solidarity with subject matter like this. A big influence on that was probably Alter Bridge and Nothing More."In the full interview, Martin talks more about the musical nature of Scalper, keeping things cohesive while skipping all over the place, the strong subject matter, how Scalper differs musically to previous single Man Down, singles versus albums in the modern climate, playing live and more.

Sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarnThe Callous Daoboys, a punk/mathcore band hailing from Georgia, USA, have emerged as a force to be reckoned with in the underground music scene. With their blistering sound, unapologetic lyrics, and chaotic stage presence, the band has carved a unique niche for themselves, pushing the boundaries of punk and leaving a lasting impact on anyone who witnesses their live performances.One of the defining characteristics of The Callous Daoboys' music is its raw, unfiltered energy. Their songs are a whirlwind of aggression, featuring dissonant guitar riffs, thunderous drumming, and Sturges' ferocious vocal delivery. Each track is a frenetic journey, filled with unpredictable tempo changes, jagged time signatures, and explosive breakdowns that keep listeners on the edge of their seats.Lyrically, The Callous Daoboys tackle a wide range of social and political themes with an unapologetic and confrontational approach. Their lyrics explore topics such as systemic injustice, mental health struggles, societal apathy, and the complexities of human relationships. By addressing these issues head-on, the band encourages listeners to question the status quo and embrace their own agency in effecting change.While their recorded music is a force to be reckoned with, The Callous Daoboys truly shine in their live performances. Their shows are a whirlwind of chaos and catharsis, with the band members throwing themselves across the stage, feeding off the energy of the crowd, and creating an intense and immersive experience. The visceral connection they establish with their audience is a testament to their dedication to their craft and their unwavering commitment to delivering an unforgettable performance.The band's relentless work ethic and DIY approach have also played a significant role in their rise to prominence. They have tirelessly toured across the United States, building a dedicated fan base and spreading their electrifying sound to new ears. Their commitment to connecting with their audience extends beyond the stage, as they actively engage with their fans through social media, fostering a sense of community and solidarity.In 2019, The Callous Daoboys released their debut album, "Die On Mars," a chaotic and ambitious body of work that solidified their place in the punk/mathcore scene. The album received critical acclaim for its innovative songwriting, technical prowess, and unrelenting intensity. Tracks like "Blackberry DeLorean" and "Blacklisted in D.C." showcase the band's ability to seamlessly blend abrasive aggression with moments of melodic respite, creating a dynamic and captivating listening experience.The Callous Daoboys are a testament to the enduring spirit of punk rock, pushing the boundaries of the genre and injecting it with a fresh sense of urgency. With their relentless energy, uncompromising sound, and unapologetic approach to their art, they continue to inspire and invigorate both new and seasoned fans of punk and mathcore. As they continue to evolve and expand their musical horizons, The Callous Daoboys are poised to leave an indelible mark on the world of aggressive music for years to come.Converge, Norma Jean, Botch, The Chariot, Every Time I Die, Ion Dissonance, The Number Twelve Looks Like You, Deadguy, Car Bomb, Rolo Tomassi, Psyopus, Gaza, Cult Leader, The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza, Frontierer, Daughters, The Locust, Heavy Heavy Low Low, Knut, The Armed, SeeYouSpaceCowboy, Sectioned, Pageninetynine, Melt-Banana, Blood Brothers, SikTh, Cave In, War from a Harlots Mouth, Shai Hulud, Me and Him Call It Us, Horse the Band, Architects, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Vein, Loma Prieta, Botchla, Fear Before the March of FThis episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and presented to you by The Barn Media Group.

Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life bring you an interview with metallic hardcore band, Worn Out. Their new single, 'Bridgeburner' (featuring guest vocals by Justin Paul Hill of UK tech metal legends Sikth) is out now and you can check it out/find out more here: https://linktr.ee/wornoutnoise Website: https://gbhbl.com/ Ko-Fi (Buy us a coffee): https://ko-fi.com/gbhbl Big Cartel: https://gbhbl.bigcartel.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GBHBL Twitter: https://twitter.com/GBHBL_Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gbhbl/ Contact: gbhblofficial@gmail.com Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/gbhbl Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5A4toGR0qap5zfoR4cIIBo Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/hr/podcast/the-gbhbl-podcasts/id1350465865

The Black Band T-Shirt chaps are back from Arctangent 2022 and ready to review it, and oh gosh do we go in hard on our first outdoor festival together in 3 years. We would apologise for length, but you're probably used to it by now (title of your…) Before that though, we go through our top 5 songs by Watford djent originators (oridjenators?) SikTh. We pick our best from their 3 studio albums and various EPs, all of which will be added to our podcast playlist after the show along with some of our faves from ATG, check it out here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7GZMXr0eHTICa0TcZ3AYsE?si=RIWOqot2QnuN-EEV-RoWVw Follow us on @BBTS_pod with any takes on SikTh or ATG, or any of our other episodes, including our next one where we're kicking off our Iron Maiden ranking alongside our pal Jack Kirby-Lowe! To get that in your ears on release, subscribe on your favourite podcatcher and while you're there, a 5* review and a recommendation to a pal would be lovely

Adam Nolly Getgood is a producer and mixer and the co-founder of GetGoodDrums. On this episode: What the pandemic changed for Nolly How much tone experimentation should be done during a recording session How Dan Weller from Sikth transitioned into becoming a great producer How Nolly divides his time between production and GetGoodDrums Mixing in Dolby Atmos - is it the future? Nolly's incredible hunt to figure out exactly how to recreate Andy Sneap and Colin Richardson's signature rhythm tones What defines quality if everything is pretty good? How would Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody turn out if they produced it in Pro Tools? Why Nolly uses Kai monitors The groundbreaking game changing effect Sonarworks and Soothe had on audio production Why the term “practice makes perfect” is a lie Using ProQ3's dynamic EQ bands on Devin Townsend and Periphery mixes  The beauty of the right Mesa cab with the right Vintage 30s Check out GetGoodDrums. Follow Nolly on Instagram. Sponsored by: DistroKid Want to level up your audio game? Sign up for URM. When you sign up, you'll get access to: Insanely detailed audio production tutorials One-on-one feedback Multi-track sessions from some of the biggest names in rock and metal Be sure to follow URM on Instagram and Facebook. Follow Eyal Levi on Instagram. Like this show? Please leave us a 5-star review - even one sentence helps! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Exoskeletal junction at the ranking delayed! We continue our chat on all things Mars Volta by covering the magnificent Frances The Mute and De-Loused in the Comatorium, plus our The Nicher The Better Top 5 songs from albums with covers by Storm Thorgerson, and our usual shoutouts at the end. Our Spotify Rank Bank playlist will be updated shortly after release with all our favourite cuts; standing at over 900 songs long you're sure to find something to love! Give it a whirl: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7GZMXr0eHTICa0TcZ3AYsE?si=l6JfIBQQT_muvExrLmn2Ag We're on Twitter @BBTS_pod, come at us with your TMV opinions and your opinions on our next episode, ranking our Top 5 songs by Watford tech-metallers SikTh and reviewing Arctangent 2022! To get that in your ears on release, subscribe on your favourite podcatcher and while you're there, a 5* review and a recommendation to a pal would be wonderful

This week on Wired Unplugged, hosts Jake Kulkowski and Aaron Cooper jump on the tour bus with Kyle Simmons from the globally lauded Bastille and Mikee Goodman from SikTh! WAIT WHAT?!We run the gamut with Mikee and Kyle on all things touring life, gaming for relaxation, videogame voice acting, check in on their current favourite bands, delve deep for pro-level tips on vocal command, taking care of ye olde pipes and dabble in The Falconeer, Disco Elysium and Tiny Troopers!A big thank you to Mikee Goodman for taking the time out and to Kyle Simmons (FROM THE ACTUAL BASTILLE!!) for joining us LIVE from touring the US!Have a question or topic for the podcast? Are you someone from Greggs reading or listening to this?! Email unplugged@wiredproductions.com and we'll do our best to tackle your topic on our next show and accept access to unlimited Steak Bakes.The Wired Unplugged podcast is a weekly gaming podcast where hosts Aaron Cooper and Jake Kulkowski break the third wall and lift the lids on the secrets of publishing and the gaming industry; as they dig out thoughts, opinions and reactions to the biggest news with a range of special guests! Wherever you're consuming this - consider subscribing and help support us make more content!#GamingPodcast #IndieGames #wiredpFollow Wired: Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/WiredP​​Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WiredPro​​Discord : https://discord.gg/wiredp​Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/wired_productions/Wired Unplugged Podcast: https://wired.gg/Unplugged

As part of our look into the music industry, Joey sat down with 'Barley' Senior A&R at Nuclear Blast Europe. Want to know what you need to get into the music business? This is a great place to start. We talked about how Barley got into the business, his record label and how much work goes into his job as well as all the great bands he has worked with. We also talked about Sikth, a lot!

Dan Weller is a guitarist in SikTh and a producer, mixer, and songwriter who has worked with Enter Shikari, Young Guns, and Babymetal, among others. On this episode: 3:45 - Writing songs that stand the test of time 14:19 - Be clear about your goals early on 35:20 - Taking control of sessions 43:13 - Having someone else's future in your hands 51:15 - Working with Taylor Larson 1:13:38 - Working on Enter Shikari's The Mindsweep 1:19:00 - Piggybacking and riff writing Want to level up your audio game? Sign up for URM. When you sign up, you'll get access to: Insanely detailed audio production tutorials One-on-one feedback Multi-track sessions from some of the biggest names in rock and metal Be sure to follow URM on Instagram and Facebook. Follow Eyal Levi on Instagram. Like this show? Please leave us a 5-star review - even one sentence helps! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep. 083: In this installment, your three favorite heavy metal caballeros are joined by my wife Lindsay to review general, recording and concert bits regarding Soften the Glare, Dawn of Disease, Avenged Sevenfold, As I Lay Dying, Scour, Doro, Mastodon, Gojira, SikTH, Enfold Darkness and more. The most recent charting news is quickly reviewed before Dan discusses his experiences catching Archer Nation and Killstorm at Fitzgerald's Bar on August 31st, Wall of Soul at Fitzgerald's Bar on September 2nd and Blaze Bayley at the Rock Box on September 2nd. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Here, Lav serves up a dosage of 'experimental metal' with the 2003 debut from British Prog band 'SikTh'. It's undeniable this band and the sounds they created went on to influence some of the biggest metal acts in the mid-2010's, so were they before their time? Were people just not ready for the frankly bonkers sounds created for this album? Join us as we explore this wild one and realise just how deep this rabbit hole goes.

In episode 33 we're joined by Tom Austin-Morgan from the brilliant documentary podcast Banned Biographies, and new bass player for UK Punk legends Sham 69 to talk about Kerrang's Reload from September 2003. The CD's full tracklisting is - 1 – Rancid - David Courtney 2 – Probot - Centuries Of Sin 3 – To My Surprise - Get It To Go 4 – Poison The Well - For A Banaged Iris 5 – A - Full Pelt 6 – Funeral For A Friend - Kiss And Makeup (All Bets Are Off) 7 – Machine Head - Imperium (Rough Mix) 8 – Feeder - Opaque 9 – Trapt - Hollowman 10 – Pennywise - God Save The USA 11 – Wildhearts - There's Only One Hell 12 – Ill Niño - Te Amo... I Hate You 13 – Sikth - Skies Of Millenium Night 14 – My Morning Jacket - One Big Holiday 15 - Kinesis - Everything Destroys Itself 16 - Arch Enemy - We Will Rise 17 - Violent Delight - Mistakes 18 - Nebula - More Find Tom's podcast Banned Biographies at www.bannedbiographies.com where you'll find brilliantly produced audio documentaries on punk & new wave bands from The Clash To Adam & The Ants, plus interviews with musicians like Rick McMurray from Ash & Gizz Butt from Janus STark & The Prodigy. Find out when he's playing live near you with Sham 69 at http://www.officialsham69.com/ Listen to all available songs on our ongoing Spotify playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1mzWOWEfQ5LklJyUZkpfs2?si=LbWBi9-oTl-eXjkUJbpx2Q You can buy a copy of the cd from Discogs here - www.discogs.com/release/3557945-Various-Reload Hosts - Ian Clarke & Colin Jackson-Brown Recorded/Edited/Mixed/Original music by Colin Jackson Brown for We Dig Podcasts Part of the We Made This podcast network. https://twitter.com/wmt_network Twitter – https://twitter.com/thismonthsissue Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/freewiththismonthsissue/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/freewiththismonthsissue/ Find our other episodes at www.wedigpodcasts.com Find other We Made This shows & writing at www.wemadethisnetwork.com

In episode 33 we're joined by Tom Austin-Morgan from the brilliant documentary podcast Banned Biographies, and new bass player for UK Punk legends Sham 69 to talk about Kerrang's Reload from September 2003.The CD's full tracklisting is -1 – Rancid - David Courtney2 – Probot - Centuries Of Sin3 – To My Surprise - Get It To Go4 – Poison The Well - For A Banaged Iris5 – A - Full Pelt6 – Funeral For A Friend - Kiss And Makeup (All Bets Are Off)7 – Machine Head - Imperium (Rough Mix)8 – Feeder - Opaque9 – Trapt - Hollowman10 – Pennywise - God Save The USA11 – Wildhearts - There's Only One Hell12 – Ill Niño - Te Amo... I Hate You13 – Sikth - Skies Of Millenium Night14 – My Morning Jacket - One Big Holiday15 - Kinesis - Everything Destroys Itself16 - Arch Enemy - We Will Rise17 - Violent Delight - Mistakes18 - Nebula - MoreFind Tom's podcast Banned Biographies at www.bannedbiographies.com where you'll find brilliantly produced audio documentaries on punk & new wave bands from The Clash To Adam & The Ants, plus interviews with musicians like Rick McMurray from Ash & Gizz Butt from Janus STark & The Prodigy.Find out when he's playing live near you with Sham 69 at http://www.officialsham69.com/ Listen to all available songs on our ongoing Spotify playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1mzWOWEfQ5LklJyUZkpfs2?si=LbWBi9-oTl-eXjkUJbpx2Q You can buy a copy of the cd from Discogs here - www.discogs.com/release/3557945-Various-ReloadHosts - Ian Clarke & Colin Jackson-BrownRecorded/Edited/Mixed/Original music by Colin Jackson Brown for We Dig PodcastsPart of the We Made This podcast network. https://twitter.com/wmt_network Twitter – https://twitter.com/thismonthsissue Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/freewiththismonthsissue/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/freewiththismonthsissue/ Find our other episodes at www.wedigpodcasts.com Find other We Made This shows & writing at www.wemadethisnetwork.com

Matt and Maria start the weekend with rock (and stuff). Extreme, SikTh, Refused, Propagandhi

This week on Thinkin' and Drinkin', Bart talks with Dan Weller. Dan is an International metal music producer that has worked with Cody Frost, Bury Tomorrow, and Enter Shikari. Being introduced to Metallica by his sister, his interest in metal music started early. Before getting into production Dan had a successful band that went by Sikth. This episode brings you through his transition of careers and how he reflected during the pandemic. In this episode, you'll hear(around 11 mins in) Dan started talking about how he heard the Metallica ‘Black Album' coming out of his sister's room as a teenager and he knew he'd never be the same. (around 31 mins in) During Dan's time off (with COVID), he was concerned he was getting into working with too many different genres of music. For the full show notes visit >>> http://www.thinkinanddrinkin.com/podcast/dan-weller Screenshot, share, and leave a review! Connect with Bart on INSTAGRAM! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host - Matt. Featuring music by Karnivool, Sikth, Tesseract, Metallica, Bulletbelt and more.

Doc welcomes Slipknot bassist, Alessandro Venturella aka Vman, to the show and they talk about Vman coming up in the UK scene with metalcore band Cry For Silence as a lead guitarist, how he ended up working as a guitar tech for bands like Sikth, Architects and Mastodon, what the process of getting the gig in Slipknot was like, how he approaches bass technique considering his background as a guitarist, how he has dealt with newfound fame, the ways in which he has fit into Slipknot's creative process, his love for musical gear, keeping up with his chops during the pandemic, and why he left his previous band, Krokodil. This episode features the song "Kingdom of Evermore" by Deveria and "Nero Forte" by Slipknot. Follow Vman on Instagram @vmanshreds Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Please support this episode's sponsor Deveria at www.deverianation.com Listen to more great podcasts like this at soundtalentmedia.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Legacy review for the 2006 album "Death of a Dead Day" by the band SikTh.

Rock Talk With Mitch Lafon presents JASON BIELER (Recorded December 21st 2020) Jason talks about his new album Songs For The Apocalypse, Saigon Kick and more. See full press release below: RELEASE DATE: January 22, 2021 Jason Bieler is prepared to release his new solo album, “Songs For The Apocalypse” this coming January. The album, aptly being released under the monkier JASON BIELER AND THE BARON VON BIELSKI ORCHESTRA, sees Bieler working with a diverse array of musical friends including: Todd LaTorre (Queensryche), Dave Ellefson (Megadeth), Devin Townsend, Pat Badger (Extreme), Butch Walker (ex-Marvelous 3), Bumblefoot (Sons of Apollo), Clint Lowery (Sevendust), Benji Webbe (Skindred), Kyle Sanders (Hellyeah) and more! When Bieler was reached for comment about the new album, he said: "I'm fairly certain they mistakenly assumed they were signing Justin Bieber based on the blockbuster deal we signed…but it's too late for them now as I'm already recording and spent an obscene amount of the budget on my Super PAC advocating that 'Lunch Is On The Way' be Subway's new official theme song." When asked about the record, Jason will only say that "it will NOT be my heaviest record yet, but it will feature a bunch of friends and musicians I love and respect. It should sound something like if NEUROSIS got stuck in a blizzard at a Wawa with SUPERTRAMP, then JELLYFISH showed up and they all decided to do Barry Manilow covers in the style of MESHUGGAH, but in waltz time with slight country underpinnings…yet accessible for the masses." Bieler then asked that Frontiers promptly get the hashtag #ChockFullOfBangers trending on Twitter. Bieler is a singer, guitarist, songwriter and producer who is also known for playing with hard rock band SAIGON KICK, which achieved a platinum single in the US with the timeless hit "Love Is On The Way" from its gold-selling album "The Lizard", which Jason also produced. Bieler also played in an early touring version of TALISMAN with Marcel Jacob and Jeff Scott Soto, as well as SUPER TRANSATLANTIC, with EXTREME bassist Pat Badger, earning them a gold record for their work on the soundtrack for the "American Pie" movie. Recently, Bieler had been touring extensively as a solo artist (until the worldwide pandemic slowed that down). The shows featured a wide array of musical styles, absurdists humor, special guests, and more. He also runs, along with his brother, a successful record label, Bieler Bros., which has worked with SKINDRED, WILL HAVEN, NONPOINT, KARNIVOOL, SIKTH, and many more. Tracklist: Never Ending Circle Apology Bring Out Your Dead Annalise Stones Will Fly Down In A Hole Anthem For Losers Horror Wobbles The Hippo Beyond Hope Crab Claw Dan Born Of The Sun Baby Driver Alone In The World Very Fine People Fkswyso Line-up: All instruments and vocals by Jason Bieler unless listed otherwise below: Apology Drums: Todd LaTorre Bass: Kevin Scott Solos: Andee Blacksugar Bring Out Your Dead Drums: Edu Cominato Bass: David Ellefson Solo: Devin Townsend Annalise: Bass: Kevin Scott Stones Will Fly, My Only Hope: Drums: Ricky Sanders Bass: Pat Badger Solo and extra guitars: Butch Walker Down In A Hole: Drums: Edu Cominato Bass: Kyle Sanders Extra Guitars: Stephen Gibb Anthem For Losers Drums: Ricky Sanders Bass, Piano, Guitar Twanging: Clay Cook Horror Wobbles The Hippo: Extra guitars solos and soundscapes: Emil Werstler Beyond Hope Guest Vocals: Benji Webbe Drums: Ricky Sanders Bass: David Ellefson Solo: Bumblefoot Born Of The Sun: Drums: Edu Cominato Bass: Kyle Sanders Solo: Clint Lowery Alone In The World: Drums: Ricky Sanders Guest Vocals: Jeff Scott Soto https://www.facebook.com/jasonbielermusic https://www.instagram.com/jasonbieler/ https://twitter.com/jasonbieler https://jasonbieler.com/ Help support the show. Please consider a donation: https://www.paypal.me/MitchLafon See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SURPRISE!!!We've been beavering away behind the scenes for the last couple of months to create a Christmas Carol Medley performed by a veritable feast of guests to raise money for a fund setup by Music Venues Trust for venues that didn't receive funding from the UK Government bailout. Remfry sat down with our arrange meister general Mr. Tom Peters from Alpha Male Tea Party, who has painstakingly arranged four carols together for our band of uber-musicians to perform. They talk about bringing all the disparate elements of the medley together, forming an uber group consisting of members of Alpha Male Tea Party, Delta Sleep, The Physics House Band and InTechnicolor to bring the instrumentals to our monstrous medley of festive fun. Joining them on vocals are members of SikTh, Her Name is Calla, False Advertising, El Moono, Congé and Better Than Mending. They also discuss the choice of carols, Good King Wenceslas, Ding Dong Merrily On High, O, Little Town of Bethlehem and Silent Night. https://riotactpodcast.bandcamp.com/releases See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jason Bieler joins the Talk Toomey podcast this week to discuss his latest solo effort entitled "Jason Bieler and the Baron Von Bielski Orchestra 'Songs For The Apocalypse'". Jason talks about the great artists he had collaborate on the album such as Clint Lowery, Benji Webbe, David Ellefson, Kyle Sanders and more. We also go over the Bieler Bros record label and some of the bands that have been on the label, nonpoint, SiKth, Skindred, etc. Jason also lets us know how the "Lunch is on the way" campaign is coming along. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cmspn/message

IT'S MAY CONTAIN METALLOWEEN! Try not to absolutely soil yourself as you experience our terrifying Halloween special. We kick off with some DEAD SCARY metal things then bring you a whole bunch of BOO (new) releases from: Touche Amore Gargoyl Raging Speedhorn EYES BRIQUEVILLE Inferi Alpha Wolf and more. We tell you about the time we went to see Raging Speedhorn with Mikee from Sikth (true story) plus a whole load of other pant-wettingly frightening stuff. You'd be a GHOUL to miss it. Episode playlist available on our insta page @maycontainmetal.com HAPPY METALLOWEEN!

On this week show we explore what Prog Metal is, where it came from and where it's going.

DIP #26 Rob Piper (Darko/Lockjaw Records) Jake's guest this week is Lockjaw Head Honcho, Darko guitarist and all round good guy Rob Piper. SPOTIFY PLAYLIST - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5AOdilYfCDehUmaqjUvquq?si=TYF5Ydn0SwmGqIFkFJ7rcQ https://lockjawrecords.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/Darkoband/ 1. Dave Brubeck - Time Out  2. Rise Against - RPM 3. Mastodon - Leviathan  4. Courtney Pine - underground 5. Sikth - the trees are dead and dying  Book - Philip Pullman - Northern Lights Luxury Item ‘My Blue Guitar” http://www.patreon.com/desertislandpunks

New episode out now.   Pleased to announce Bleed Again and their electric new single and video for Survive   About the band       BLEED AGAIN are currently located in Brighton and comprise of   James Dawson - Vocals Jordan Birchall - Drums Sam Jones - Bass & Vocals Simon Williams - Guitars & Backing Vocals Chris Pratt - Guitars “Big-hearted metalcore with big grooves and even bigger hooks!' Metal Hammer ACCLAIMED METALLERS RETURN WITH BLISTERING NEW SINGLE & VIDEO! BLEED AGAIN have returned to the fold with a mesmerising new single, Survive, which is already picking u p strong rotation on Kerrang! Radio. The single is out now and the band have also just released the video – https://youtu.be/7oV_rBgKaCU . This highly rated metalcore crew, who take cues from Metallica, Killswitch Engage, Hatebreed and Architects, have fastidiously honed their craft with extensive live shows and countless rehearsals. Coming at you from the South Coast, BLEED AGAIN were originally conceived in the late 2000's, yet it wasn't until 2015 before the band began to pick up prominent attention. Supports shows with the likes of Darkest Hour, Soil, King 810, Devil Sold His Soul, Death Remains, and Feed The Rhino sparked strong intertest. So too did rampant touring throughout mainland Europe, and profile festival appearances at Amplified and Mammothfest. BLEED AGAIN's growth continued with the release of their debut album, Momentum, which was released worldwide in 2017, by Sliptrick Records. The band quickly picked up praise from Metal Hammer and were crowned 'Band of the Month'. The heavyweights were also featured on cover CDs of both Terrorizer Magazine and Metal Hammer. Last year, when the metalcore troupe's latest EP, Transition, landed, it further increased their growing stock with animated support from the underground and impressive streaming numbers. BLEED AGAIN are now poised to enter a new era as they release their powerful and contagious new single, Survive. The track is stuffed to the gills with groove, cutthroat riffery and an anthemic chorus. The single has been taken to a new level, thanks to the band's astute craftsmanship and with the help of Justin Hill (ex-Sikth), who mixed and mastered the track. Stay glued to the band's socials for updates and more.     Band links   www.bleedagainband.co.uk  https://open.spotify.com/artist/46LujUEMc60oJPGikI1C1F   www.facebook.com/bleedagainuk   www.youtube.com/user/bleedagainuk         My thoughts  Fantastic track full of energy and excitement great hooks one for fans of Killswitch engaged, Atreyu ,Hatebreed     You can find this episode and previous episode in the below links Spotfiy https://open.spotify.com/show/6Jj9SsrXxve44839dptihN… Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/setting-the-tone/id1499390718 Google https://podcasts.google.com/?q=setting%20the%20tone podbean https://Settingthetone2.podbean.com            

Many say that alongside Meshuggah, SikTH are one of the forebearers of djent music. A brief listen to this album will suggest that this may be somewhat true, but the influence is probably more apparent on their second album Death of a Dead Day, than this, their debut. The Trees Are Dead & Dried Out, Wait for Something Wilde by SikTH is not a djent album. The elements of the sound are there for sure, but this record incorporates a lot of nu-metal, emo, math and prog. Amongst a lot of other weirdness. It’s a strange record. These guys were clearly thinking outside of the box though. There’s a level of playing here that far surpasses many of the things their contemporaries were doing at the time. Has it aged well? We couldn’t decide, but you have the power to decide if this makes it into our discography. Fans of djent will no doubt be completely aware of this band’s importance. Those less familiar though? It’ll be interesting to see how y’all react.

A one off episode to mark the 10th anniversary of Hero in Error's "The High Point Of New Lows", Gary speaks to drummer and co-founder Stephen Reilly and producer Justin Hill about the writing and recording process, "borrowing" Razorlight's drum stool and other stories from the sessions in London and loads more. It's a long one but a good one! Enjoy!

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FlightOfIcarus chats with mathcore/post-hardcore/math rock band Satyr about their new album 'Locus.' Along the way we discuss, Protest The Hero, The Punk Rock MBA, marketing, Meshuggah, Periphery, hobbies (or lack their of), Sikth, concert stories, and approach to songwriting.Locus: https://satyr1.bandcamp.com/Become a Supporter! https://www.patreon.com/metaltrencheshttps://www.subscribestar.com/metal-trenchesSUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER: http://eepurl.com/dogQCDDon't forget to SUBSCRIBE, like, comment, rate, etc. Find more over at MetalTrenches.com. Podcast also available on iTunes, BitChute, and CastBox.Connect:https://metaltrenches.comhttps://www.minds.com/metaltrencheshttps://www.facebook.com/metaltrenches/https://metaltrenches.bandcamp.com/https://twitter.com/MetalTrencheshttps://www.instagram.com/metal.trenchesPodcast Theme Song: The Hudson Horror – “What The Moon Brings”Background art thanks in part to Kim Holm: https://denungeherrholm.smugmug.com/I do not own the rights to the song clips featured on this podcast. All credit to the artists and labels with specific permission granted. Clips are for promotional purposes only in the hopes that their use will further encourage listeners to purchase the albums.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/metaltrenches/creators)

Melbourne Australia's progressive instrumental project I Built The Sky will release their third album, The Zenith Rise, on November 1.I Built The Sky is led by guitar wizard Rohan 'Ro Han’ Stevenson and has been slowly climbing the ranks of the progressive shred guitar community for some time now with high level supports, headlining slots and international praise for their previous releases all going towards building an impressive global fanbase.The new album features a few upgrades from previous releases with some impressive artwork courtesy of artist Pat Fox who has worked with artists such as Tash Sultana, Northlane, The Amity Affliction and many more, and the contribution of ARIA nominated producer and mixer Forrester Savell who has been involved in a Mixing and Mastering capacity. The new additions to the album see's Rohan's music achieve a new level of presentation and sonic perfection to go along with the insanity of the guitar riffs, musicality and well crafted songs.The first single 'Up Into The Ether' launches the first taste of the new album with a spectacular video which depicts the real life situation of Rohan as he moves on from a safe career into the unknown of the music industry. The video starts off with a message to explain that he is pursing I Built The Sky full time and that life is too short to wait in doing what you love. The song has all the characteristics of previous I Built The Sky releases but... Better, from the depth of the songwriting, the dynamic variation and the quality of the production and caliber of the musicianship leaves a lasting impression on even seasoned music lovers.The Up Into The Ether video features live members Sam Tan and Rob Brens who have been working along with Rohan to create a live band with an impressive performance resume to date.Last year the trio toured Europe, UK and headlined two shows in New Zealand which saw raving reviews from fans and media alike."Everything you need in an instrumental song - slippery riffs and big feels!" - Plini (On 'Up Into The Ether')Watch Up Into The Ether here: youtu.be/OTBdO18zmxQ2020 will no doubt see more international shows across UK and Europe as Rohan has now signed with highly reputable booking agency Atonal Agency (Animals As Leaders, Intervals, Plini, Sikth, Monuments)The Zenith Rise is available for Pre order Now!https://listen.ibuiltthesky.com/tzrI Built The Sky Street Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mX7vNEE91tI&t=396s

FlightOfIcarus of MetalTrenches.com interviews Spencer of Portland progressive, technical metal band The Odious. We talk about the new album Vesica Piscis, Alice In Chains, Sikth, and a general love for music. Thank you as always for listening and please do share and subscribe!The Odious: https://theodious.bandcamp.com/Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/metaltrenchesSUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER: http://eepurl.com/dogQCDDon't forget to SUBSCRIBE, like, comment, rate, etc. Find more over at MetalTrenches.com. Podcast also available on iTunes, BitChute, and CastBox.Connect:https://metaltrenches.comhttps://www.minds.com/metaltrencheshttps://www.facebook.com/metaltrenches/https://metaltrenches.bandcamp.com/https://twitter.com/MetalTrencheshttps://www.instagram.com/metal.trenchesPodcast Theme Song: The Hudson Horror – “What The Moon Brings”Background art thanks in part to Kim Holm: https://denungeherrholm.smugmug.com/I do not own the rights to the song clips featured on this podcast. All credit to the artists and labels with specific permission granted. Clips are for promotional purposes only in the hopes that their use will further encourage listeners to purchase the albums.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/metaltrenches/creators)

DESOLATION SOUNDS PODCAST PRESENTS - DECONSTRUCTED: GALLOWS SPECIAL A very special episode of the Desolation Sounds Podcast this week as Steven breaks down the sum of the parts that make up Watford-based hardcore mob Gallows by taking a look at the side projects and new bands formed by members of the group.So for reviews this week, we'll be looking at bassist Stu Gili-Ross' old experimental rock project Spy Catcher; Frank Carter's first foray into music post-Gallows, Pure Love; sludge metal supergroup Krokodil, featuring members of SikTh, Liber Necris, Hexes, Slipknot and Gallows lead axe-man Laurent Barnard; the husband-and-wife Americana project of Steph Carter, The Ghost Riders in the Sky; Wade MacNeil's split personality side project Black Lungs; and lastly, the uniformed punk 'n' roll outfit featuring drummer Lee Barratt, Funeral Shakes.This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Dan reports from the Big Smoke where he caught Ghost at The Royal Albert Hall. Meanwhile, Paul seems to hate everything & admits to thieving CDs & does the weakest Luke Skywalker impression you ever did hear, all with the help from... METAL HAMMER: April 2012 ROCK SOUND Issue 144: February 2011 Bands Discussed: Kiss . Kroh . Ace Frehley . Joan of Arc . Vodun . Street Soldier . XcanaanX . Good Clean Fun . Ghost . Ian Svenonius . The Make Up . Killswitch Engage . Butcher Babies . Wendy O’Williams . Black Sabbath . Conan . Blood Ceremony . Primal Rock Rebellion . Sikth . Cancer Bats . Meshuggar . Epica . Black Breath . King Diamond . Bring Me The Horizon . Mogwai . Fronteirer . Das Oath . Architects . Enter Shikari . Holy Roar Records . Black Mass . La Dispute . Foxing

In this episode of "Inside the Machine", our second guest is Forrester Savell, an ARIA nominated and internationally renowned producer, known for his work with Karnivool, Dead Letter Circus, SikTh, Twelve Foot Ninja, etc.

HEAVY Mag chats to The Contortionist ahead of their Australian tour with SikTh.

"The music climate was a lot stronger," recalled Sikth vocalist Mikee Goodman on the period when an unsuspecting music world was introduced to his band in 1999. "We were coming out of the 90's and at that stage there was a lot of nu-metal bands and people gave nu metal bands a bit of a cuffing because of bands like Limp Bizkit but at the end of the day, nu metal was quite an experimental form of music. It was taking one type of music like hip hop and doing a more basic form of groove metal and also loads of different experimentation so that was a big scene. There was a lot of great bands around in the 90's and there was a scene because the music scene was a lot stronger back then. There was still such thing as a record industry where you were getting development deals... it was a completely different time. We wanted to do something different and invent our own sound. There's a lot of bands in every scene in every generation who want to sound like other people because they want the fine angle and hop on the wagon and be accepted. Nowadays there is more bands than ever going for social acceptance through music and metal is in a horrendous state where people are just repeating the same formula and doing the same thing going over the same ground again and again and things have to change."In an extremely forthright and honest interview Goodman discusses the bands first ever Australian tour with The Contortionist starting ??, the social pressures inherent in the modern music age, the reaction to the monumental album The Future In Whos Eyes? plus the band's thoughts on the album nearly twelve months later as well as certain things that he believes are crippling the industry from the inside. Tune in to the attached audio for all this and more.Kris Peters

Guest : Mikee Goodman from SikThMetal, Rock and Everything noisy from Australia and around the world!This episode Hosted by Nev Pearcewww.facebook.com/EverblackmediaThe Everblack Metal Podcast is proudly supported by :RW Promotion : www.rwpromotion.com.auBlacklight Art & Design : www.blacklightad.com.au

Guest : Mikee Goodman from SikThMetal, Rock and Everything noisy from Australia and around the world!This episode Hosted by Nev Pearcewww.facebook.com/EverblackmediaThe Everblack Metal Podcast is proudly supported by :RW Promotion : www.rwpromotion.com.auBlacklight Art & Design : www.blacklightad.com.au

The Mosh Zone Episode #11 We discuss all the latest in mosh news. We review new albums from Cove, Monster Magnet and Will Haven!! We also chat with Mikee of Sikth about how he became a vocalist, the history of the band, how different the music industry is today and much more.

Cam Maynard (The Contortionist). Cam and The Contortionist are touring Australia with Sikth through May 2018. 

Mikee Goodman (Sikth) pt 2. Andrew chats to Mikee about his hectic schedule and Sikth's upcoming Australian tour. 

Bleak, brutal and bloody, David Slade’s big screen adaptation of the acclaimed graphic novel, revamped and revived the legacy of fanged fiends, re-establishing them as heartless undead killers and reigniting the notion that they’re to be feared, rather than fancied. Sue chat’s the survivalist horror, comparing source with adaptation, and rejoicing in the carnage that creatures of the night were once again allowed to revel in.   We’ll also be checking out the latest single, The Aura, from progressive metal legends Sikth. So board the windows, try to hide. They're coming. Get ready to behead the undead with this cold climate classic.   Brr....You can feel it. That cold ain't the weather. That's death approaching....

Episode 083: In this installment, your three favorite heavy metal caballeros are joined by my wife Lindsay to review general, recording and concert bits regarding Soften the Glare, Dawn of Disease, Avenged Sevenfold, As I Lay Dying, Scour, Doro, Mastodon, Gojira, SikTH, Enfold Darkness and more. The most recent charting news is quickly reviewed before Dan discusses his experiences catching Archer Nation and Killstorm at Fitzgerald's Bar on August 31st, Wall of Soul at Fitzgerald's Bar on September 2nd and Blaze Bayley at the Rock Box on September 2nd.

Beez chats to Earache Records' Dan Tobin as well as Heck and Hacktivist as metal took a much warranted stride onto the bill at this year's Glastonbury festival and Stephen Hill checks in with Sikth's Dan Weller to have a chat about the band's new album,The Future In Whose Eyes?, and their place in the Tech Metal hall of fame. Go to uDiscovermusic.com for an awesome look at Motorhead's classic No Sleep Tip Hammersmith and more awesome content from the world's of rock and metal.

Our review of this years Download Festival and interviews with Exodus, In Flames, The Charm The Fury, Suicide Silence, Blood youth, Sikth & I The Mighty.    Audible - audibletrial.com/machogrande Big Cartel - https://machogrande.bigcartel.com Voicemail - 05603 689 842 contact us - info@machograndepodcast.co.uk Twitter - @machogranderock merch - http://www.machogrande.bigcartel.com/ 'This podcast is intended for promotional purposes only' Macho Grande Podcast' does not claim to own copyright etc, all copyright is respected to the artists and labels.

It’s a different kind of TNM Extra this week as Hill and Beez catch up on this week’s reviews as they look at the new tracks from Foo Fighters and Prophets Of Rage and albums from All Time Low, Sikth, Eighteen Visions and Mutoid Man. And with that, we’ll see you this weekend at Download! TNM is powered by uDiscover. Check out the alternative, metal and prog genre sections at udiscovermusic.com for superb playlists, expert features and much more.

Mikee Goodman (SikTh). Mikee joins Andrew to discuss SikTh's 2017 album, The Future in Whose Eyes. Mikee also shares some of the detail in his busy schedule and what it was like to work with Adrian Smith from Iron Maiden!

We’ve got Russ Russell (Dimmu Borgir, Napalm Death, Sikth) for an awesome conversation about how to build a long lasting production career, mix like a badass, and tons more. Whether it’s a long lasting relationship with Napalm Death or tackling an insane live production for Dimmu Borgir Russ seems to have unlocked the secret to creating amazing career opportunities. We ... Read More The post EP120 | Russ Russell appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

The title is straight to the point! This week we have the great Mikee Goodman, vocalist of Sikth. Their new album The Future In Whose Eyes? is coming out on the 2nd of June, so we chatted a bit about it, and a lot more. His other project Outside the Coma, his upcoming video game […]

This week we talk mainly about Woe's show in Hamburg being cancelled due to them sharing a stage with Inquisition, who organizers think is NSBM. That's a cool discussion, but for those of you who just want the news, I guess we have some stuff along those lines as well. New music and stuff from Exist, Suffocation, Dragonforce, Shadow of Intent, Jamiroquai, Artificial Brain, Tombs, Bestia Arcana. Also the mini-feud between ESP guitars and Linkin Park, and hologram Ronnie James Dio being a thing. Also the new Sikth album. Then cool people time on a bunch of TV and movie stuff. Prison Break, Ryan Reynolds, Cillian Murphy and more.

Welcome to episode 95 of Heavy Pod Is Heavy Cast! And by 95 we mean 75. This week we talks about some new music, and Eden gets really upset about how much people like the new Mastodon. Ok, I'm being unfair - we have a level headed discussion about how great it is. Or maybe I'm just lying. I guess you can listen and find out! In other news, Papa Emeritus of Ghost is facing legal allegations that he isn't paying band members, Spotify have introduced a paywall, and the following artists have new music/videos: Sikth, A Sense of Gravity, Russian Circles, Shadow of Intent, Power Trip, Vildhjarta, Prisoner, Scale The Summit. Also, Asira are an amazing new band that you have to check out. Then we do the usual cool people stuff, discussing (with spoilers) Grant Morrison's comic Nameless and Ada Palmer's Too Like The Lightning. Enjoy! Also, if you want Eden to get extra salty, let him know in the comments that you think Emperor of Sand is great. Of course, you could tell me I'm wrong and get me salty as well! YOU HAVE SO MUCH POWER IN YOUR HANDS.

MCB's episode 27 talks about metal at The Grammys, metal on The Voice, Macmillan Fest in the UK & The Dillinger Escape Plan's unfortunate bus crash. The new track from SikTh is discussed as well and 'The Black EP' from William Control and Dune Rats' new album, 'The Kids Will Know It's Bullsh*t'.

This episode is just too good. Seriously, just listen to it. What does it contain? Edgy cultural/political jokes, a history of black metal and racism, an extended cool people section shitposting on philosophers like Kant, and much more. I'll just tag some of the relevant bands here for SEO purposes, and the left is at your own peril. Abandon all hope, we who enter here. Warbringer, Suicide Silence, As I Lay Dying, Dream Theater, Overkill, Nidingr feat Myrkur, Sikth, Megadeth, Angra, Killswitch Engage. There you go.

Yeah, we love pretty much everything on Season of Mist. So what? This week we talk about new music from Thy Catafalque, Brain Drill, Opeth, Snowy Shaw, SHOKRAN (teaser here), Noctem, Victor Wooten's new band Octavision, Oxiplegatz, Exotype, Sleep Token, Hannes Grossmann, and Watchtower. Then we go over some news, like Darkthrone's Fenriz getting elected for city council, Persefone announcing a new album, Sikth reissuing Death of a Dead Day, and Enslaved announcing a rarities collection. Then we discuss two albums that have been on our minds: Insomnium's Winter's Gate, and Misery Index's The Killing Gods. We introduce our new segment, "Underrated release highlight of the week" - this week we talk about Arkona's Yav. Finally, we talk about our process for discovering and ingesting new music. Enjoy! Also cool people time has some cool stuff.

Bassist for the UK band Sikth talks their first US tour, the bands hiatus and reformation, gear, differences between touring Europe and USA, and we get interrupted by a Periphery meet and greet. Please welcome to show, James Leach.

We're back to our normal setup! And just like many artists who make a comeback past their time, we're hella edgy this week. Since we skipped a week, this week is all news and discussion surrounding recent events! Like what, you ask? Well, Meshuggah's 25 year package, Sepultura working on their new album, Manowar's calling it quits, some random Christian band going full /r/atheism, Bandcamp's dig at Apple Music, Justin of Sikth being replaced by Joe of Aliases, Lee leaving After the Burial, Dragonforce releasing a "best of" album, Pain of Salvation remastering Remedy Lane. New music or teases thereof by: Periphery, Revocation, Whispered, Metallica, Last Chance To Reason, Whispered, Thank You Scientist, Starofash, Stam1na and Machine Head. The passing of Nick Menza of Megadeth. The end of Temples Festival. Finally, discussing this trendy "best of 2016 so far" list, some Apple Music playlist that tries way too hard, and Gojira's upcoming album Magma. Make sure you don't cut yourself with the edge on this episode!

Hill and Beez discuss what is the best way to serve peanut butter on toast. Oh and there's rock and metal in the shape of Slayer, Anthrax and Refused live, reviews of the latest from Sikth, Baroness, Myrkur and Enter Shikari, Machine Head are this week's album club, we reveal who next week's massive TNM guest is and there's all of the usual discussion in between. You could say we are the Toast of the town...but don't.

This week we discuss some of our favorite bands that you may not have heard of before, as well as an in-depth review of Monument's June 2014 release, The Amanuensis. Follow us on twitter @WWABPodcast and like us on facebook!

Part 1 of our Download Festival 2014 coverage. Feat interviews with Dying Fetus, Bless The Fall, The Black Dahlia Murder, Sikth & more. Plus all the banter and reviews of the weekend. contact us - info@machograndepodcast.co.uk Twitter - @machogranderock merch - http://www.machogrande.bigcartel.com/ 'This podcast is intended for promotional purposes only' Macho Grande Podcast' does not claim to own copyright etc, all copyright is respected to the artists and labels.

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