Podcasts about tech metal

Garza sits down with Colorado tech deathcore band Crown Magnetar. Check out their new album EVERYTHING BLEEDS out July 14th! https://www.linktr.ee/Crownmagnetar SPONSORS: Click this link to purchase from Sweetwater & help support the podcast: imp.i114863.net/rnrmVB CROWN MAGETAR is: Dan Tucker - Vocals Byron London - Drums Nick Burnett - Guitar Grant Robinson - Bass TIME STAMPS: 00:00 - Chaos & Carnage, Transportation Problems 05:40 - Keeping Up With Other Musicians On Tour 08:25 - New Album, Everything Bleeds/Art by Caelan Stokkermans 13:49 - Dan Inspired by Jack Kerouac, Starting Crown Megnetar 18:10 - Dan & Nick Meeting, Recording First Songs 20:44 - Developing Vocal Skills From Jazz Choir 23:22 - Byron & Grant Joining the Band 25:48 - Playing Shows Before Recording Music 26:20 - Origin of Band Name  27:44 - Moshing, Avoiding Injuries  29:55 - Garza & Crown Magnetar Meeting on Carnifex Tour 30:58 - Awkward Craigslist Auditions 34:29 - Early DIY Shows, Writing With the Live Performance in Mind 36:33 - Moving to Colorado From Nashville, TN 42:35 - Ken Bedene (Aborted Drummer) is Insane 45:19 - Bands That Influenced Crown Magnetar 48:55 - The Growth of Heavy Music & Deathcore 50:53 - Discovering Music at Hot Topic 55:00 - Relationship Problems, Inspiration for the Music 56:59 - Inspiration for Music & Lyrics 59:01 - Staying in Shape on Tour 01:05:30 - Everything Bleeds, out July 14th/Writing New Material

It was a pleasure to welcome Dave Slattery of instrumental Tech Metal band Ropemaker to the show. Dave, a multi-instrumentalist enrolled the talents of former Ilenkus drummer Rory Guyett for an instrumental album that's laden with huge slabs of riffs and unpredictable arrangements. 'Interwoven' is Ropemakers debut LP and certainly caused a stir in the Irish Metal Scene, myself and Danielle have a brilliant chat with Dave & Rory about song composition, life as a solo artist and an in depth look at how Ropemaker came into fruition. Dave is yet another great addition to the incredible solo artists out there in our Irish Metal Scene. Check out his Bandcamp page in the link below and support it if you like what you heard on the show. Once again please 'SUBSCRIBE' to The Metal Cell Podcast if you want to hear more interviews like this. Thanks Richie. Ropemaker link: https://ropemaker.bandcamp.com/album/interwoven Blue fire for bones (c) Ropemaker, 2023 all rights reserved. Portable abyss (c) Ropemaker, 2023 all rights reserved. Learning through distortion (c) Ropemaker, 2023 all rights reserved.

Occasionally, Radical Research dares to tackle the big questions: what is time, and can we have a piece of it? Can a psychic saw perform brain surgery? Can a metal album have a samba track and several bars of Miami bass hip-grind? On episode 91, a look into the works of Florida's seminal tech titans, Atheist, we take on these and other pressing matters. Pull up a chair and strap on your trustiest pair of headphones: it's pizza time. Note I: We meant to bring it up in the conversation, but simply overlooked this fascinating, Atheist-related trivia: Atheist's Kelly Shaefer auditioned for Velvet Revolver, the band formed by members of Guns ‘N Roses. You can check out some Blabbermouth reporting on this event here: https://blabbermouth.net/news/atheist-frontman-talks-about-his-velvet-revolver-audition https://blabbermouth.net/news/velvet-revolver-2002-kelly-shaefer-vocalist-audition-tape-posted-online Note II: Hunter misspoke, and Jeff mis-agreed with him: Kelly Shaefer didn't stop playing guitar due to tinnitus, of course. He stopped due to carpel tunnel syndrome. Note III: Deserts of Hex direct buy link: https://radicalresearch.org/product/deserts-of-hex-studies-in-experimental-dark-sound-volume-1-magazine/ Note IV: Destination Onward direct buy link: https://radicalresearch.org/product/destination-onward-the-story-of-fates-warning-book-by-jeff-wagner/ Note V: Please consider donating if you listen to Radical Research often: https://www.paypal.me/rrpodcast We also have a webstore where you can find shirts, CDs, and books, many of them recently restocked: http://radicalresearch.org/shop/ Music cited in order of appearance: “Brain Damage” (R.A.V.A.G.E., On We Slay demo, 1987) “Choose Your Death” (Beyond demo, 1988) “Piece of Time” (Piece of Time, 1990) “Unholy War” (Piece of Time, 1990) “No Truth” (Piece of Time, 1990) “Unquestionable Presence” (Unquestionable Presence, 1991) “An Incarnation's Dream” (Unquestionable Presence, 1991) “And the Psychic Saw” (Unquestionable Presence, 1991) “Air” (Elements, 1993) “Mineral” (Elements, 1993) “Earth” (Elements, 1993) “See You Again” (Elements, 1993) “Second to Sun” (Jupiter, 2010) “Fraudulent Cloth” (Jupiter, 2010) Radical Research is a conversation about the inner- and outer-reaches of rock and metal music. This podcast is conceived and conducted by Jeff Wagner and Hunter Ginn. Though we consume music in a variety of ways, we give particular privilege to the immersive, full-album listening experience. Likewise, we believe that tangible music formats help provide the richest, most rewarding immersions and that music, artwork, and song titles cooperate to produce a singular effect on the listener. Great music is worth more than we ever pay for it.

The LGBT+ heavy metal podcast fondly recalls that time Rammstein's guitarists kissed on stage in Russia, and explains that, coming from that band, and given the location they did it in, this gesture meant more to the hosts than when some other bands have done similar things. And yes, of course they use it as an excuse to talk about the band's infamous phallic foam cannons.The latest classic metal song to be outed as mega gay is 'Roots Bloody Roots', as the Sepultura anthem is this week's Camp Classic. And there are a surprisingly large list of reasons for it.Plus this week's entries for the Hate Crew Gaybar jukebox are Aphelion, the new album from Matt's less-than-secret obsession Leprous, and Differences In Language And Lifestyle, the debut album from Croatian genre-ignorers Moon Unit.And yes, Mr Rushton had to be tied down while the first one of those was discussed. For his and everyone else's safety.

Sorprendidos por la variedad de estilos que podemos encontrar, no solo en el disco sino en cada una de sus canciones, SCARRED nos demuestra con lujos y detalles que el TECHMETAL llego para quedarse, sin limites y sin complicaciones! Disfruten hoy, de una vertiente relativamente nueva del metal, que esta dejando a mas de uno sin palabras...

On episode 34 of The Rock N' Roll & Coffee Show we chat with vocalist Jason McMaster. Jason is probably best known for his work in the late 80's rock band Dangerous Toys and Tech Metal pioneers Watchtower. We discuss both of those bands as well as many of his other rock and metal projects and some information about new Dangerous Toys material. Jason had a lot of stories to tell and it was great speaking with him. Thanks for listening and enjoy! Please follow and share this podcast on Instagram and Facebook: @rnrcoffeeshow --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rnrcoffeeshow/support

Germany’s Atrocity have been plying their execrable goth-metal wares since 1994’s precipitously tragic Blut, but the band’s first two albums, 1990’s Hallucinations and 1992’s Todessehnsucht (aka Longing for Death), occupy space in the top tier of death metal’s golden age. Wild, technical, psychotic, and destructive,...

Marc and I talk about how racism is dumb and music is cool. Check out his tunes and new music picks in this special playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/1210407742/playlist/7iJGTlV9dOEKHiBZIdlQKJ?si=MmapX69MSAGgLzwGgrMXIw

It is subject selection time! This week on Compass Chit Chat we speak to a number of current Year 11 and 12 students about Arts and Technologies to give you a better idea of the options available and what they involve! Subjects discussed…in order of discussion: - Dance - Art - Drama - Food Science - Media - Music - Engineering - Computer Science - Applied Information Technology Other courses offered but not discussed in this podcast: - Photography - Design and Tech - Metal or Wood - Hospitality Cert Please speak with a teacher from Arts or Tech if you need further information!

This is a special one, the dudes attempt to render the unfathomable evil of the Warfoged album...fathomable? Call Of The Void deliver a battering ram and two super sick debuts from Bather and Letterbomb A.D Just a pinch of BRUTAL NEWS this week along with a countdown of favourite Slipknot masks to accompany the unveiling of the new era. Thanks for listening!

A Skeptic’s Universe is what happens when student becomes master. Spiral Architect’s school years were spent in obscurity, honing their craft, learning their lessons, keeping their noses to the grindstone. In 1998 they began work on their master’s thesis, and in early 2000, upon publication,...

Can you sense them? The ghosts? Quiet yourself for a moment. They hang in the air and whisper in our ears. They taunt us with memories of a golden age. Listen closely and you can hear the spectral voice: “1993.” They mock the sterility and...

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.