Podcasts about Vital Remains

Welcome to another Great Metal Debate podcast review. Today we got a special one. Maybe you don't know this band but you've definitely seen the horrific album cover for their 2007 debut Uterovaginal Insertion of Extirpated Anomalies. This band is Cephalotripsy and this is their sophomore album titled Epigenetic Neurogenesis. Gee, if only we could get Vital Remains to finally release their first album in 17 years that has been allegedly completed for 8 years ... Here's a not so fun fact for you listeners. A cephalotripsy is a procedure that involves crushing the head of a stillborn fetus in the womb to facilitate delivery. Obviously this album cover is a lot more family friendly than the former. But let's get into the music. The first single that was released two months ago was the album title track which has Matti Way from Abominable Putridity/ex-Pathology as a guest feature. Speaking of Pathology, the first few seconds of this song reminded me of the same guitar chugs in the beginning of the song "Tyrannical Decay". But that album had Johnathan Huber from I Declare War on vocals. Matti on the other hand, usually has a very distinct vocal tone but I honestly could not tell when he was on the mic. Both Angel and Matti gurgle and pig squeal their way through this whole track and I can't tell you whose who. Despite this song being accompanied by a lyrical video, it does not sound like they're saying any of those words. But hey, who the fuck listens to brutal death metal and expects to hear words? I listen for the brutality and the more disgusting it sounds, the better. "Alpha Terrestrial Polymorph" and "Induced Primordial Regression" were the next two songs I heard and ... Geez, what's the deal with every band I've been reviewing lately having the word Primordial in their song titles? That's just a little phenomenon I've noticed over the past few months. But then I heard the song "Excision of Self" which has another guest feature, this time with Ivan Tyulkin from the Russian death metal bands Insect Inside and Nauseating. "Entrenched In Fluids Of Enigmatic Predation" was yet another heavy hitter along with "Ulcerated Mass Of Pestilent Engorgement" which features Clayton Meade from Condemned. I have been a long time fan of Condemned but I also couldn't tell when Clayton was on the mic either. All I know is that it sounded every bit as brutal as the rest of the record. There are no duds on this album and "Lo Tech Non Entity" continues to prove my point. Each track is guaranteed to stomp a mudhole in your eardrum's ass. Don't believe me? Then check out the track titled "Arcane Rites Of The Transdimensional Progeny". What do I think of this entire album as a whole? It's definitely sick as fuck! Was this album really worth the 17 year long wait. No it wasn't, and I'll tell you why. See, this album suffers from the same issue as the newest Torsofuck album that came out last year. The reason why Uterovaginal was so good was because it was some of the heaviest shit that money could buy back in 2007. There wasn't any over saturation in the genre at the time. Bands like this back then were hard to find. Sure, Guttural Engoregment existed but there wasn't 100 zillion Cephalotripsy copycats yet. if I'm being real, this album just sounds like everything else out there. Aside from it just being balls to the wall, there's nothing overly special about it now in the year 2024. The niche for this type of brutality seems to only be original if its old. I know, it sounds like a weird critique but I'm sure someone out there understands what I'm trying to say. Its still really good for what it is though. But, I can't really rate it higher than a 7/10. As I mentioned at the start of this review, you should be able buy Cephalotripsy's merch from the website Reality Fade. But they of course have some things on Brutal-Mind and their Bandcamp page.

Welcome to another album review on The Great Metal Debate podcast. I'm Xander, and today I'll be talking about the upcoming album from the Nashville-based black metal duo Obsidian Shrine. I've been a fan of Obsidian Shrine for nearly three years, since I discovered them in mid-2019. I never go the opportunity to see them live, but I have heard from many people that they always put on a good show for a local act. The band's debut album – Anno Domini Satanas – is vastly overlooked and is a true hidden gem for any black metal fan. If the band Inquisition wasn't already proof that you can make quality black metal with just two people, then let these two guys proove it witht their new album Bloodshed Under The Black Star. The first song is the album title track, and immediately we are greeted with a cacophany of crystal clear yet rhythmic sound. It begins like any other well-produced modern black metal; but after 30 seconds, there is a sudden tempo change. It's a pleasantly triumphant battle hymn, made up of a marching band-style drum roll for a small build-up. Then… hell is unleashed! When the raspy vocals of Murmur kick in, you pretty much know what you're in for. This song's surprises don't end there. At the half-way mark we hear a guitar solo from none other than Sebastian Ramstedt from the old-school blackened death metal band Necrophobic. It's a nice treat and fore-shadowing what's to come later on in the album. “Kingdom Of Sheep” is another standout track, as it begins with the ominous sound of sheep baaing. The last time I heard a song start off this way it was the song “Satan Spawn, The Caco-Daemon” by Deicide. However, the baaing doesn't last near as long, as it is cut short by the snarls of a Baphomet. Plus, this song is absolutely nothing like the beginning of “Legion” as it is a very different musical style. The song itself is a dark-to-light. “Only War Remains” is a track that truly showcases how good guitarist Nazgûl is at shredding. As for the song “Luciferian Wrath,” it's every bit as diabolical as it sounds. “Angelus Mortem” is without a doubt the most evil song on the entire record – especially since most of the vocals are Murmur and Nazgûl at the same time. Which makes the song sound every bit as satanic as when Glen Benton and Dave Suzuki did on the last two Vital Remains albums. Track 6 is called “Indoctrintoxin” and it's probably the fastest song on the album due to the continuous blast-beats and the fast guitar strumming with plenty of distortion. Just like with all great modern metal releases, it just isn't complete without a cover song from the most influential musicians to the band. I told you Necrophobic was coming back: track 7 is a near-identical re-recording of the song “Nailing The Holy One.” Obsidian Shrine has done an incredible job of honoring the metal gods! “At The Gates” isn't just the name of a Swedish metal band; it is also the name of the next song. Yet another standout track for the band. But the album concludes with a wonderful song about good old demonic possession. The final track is called “They Who Dwell Within,” which opens with an audio clip from the movie Exorcism Of Emily Rose. Once you hear the voice of actress Jennifer Carpenter say the name of the track, you are hit in the face with an unrelenting hellfire of a song. It's an epic and hellish finale, which ends with the haunting message of Emily saying: “And I am Lucifer – the devil in the flesh.” You can tell that Murmur and Nazgûl both poured their blackened hearts and souls into the production of this album. It was made for their small cult following of fans and their die-hard supporters. Do not sleep on this amazing black metal album – it'll be worth every penny! I'm giving it a 9.5 out of 10. Obsidian Shrine's Bloodshed Under the Black Star will be available on April 15th through Negative Earth Recordings. You can pre-order your copy of the CD and order their t-shirt on Bandcamp.com.

Entrevista a Iván Suárez, guitarra y voz de Descarnado. Informes de discos año 1992; Unleashed, Vader, Viper, Vital Remains, W.A.S.P., Warrior Soul, White Zombie.

Dreams of Consciousness Podcast Episode 204 features an interview with Ray McCaffrey and Dave Suzuki of Churchburn. On the surface, Churchburn is the unlikeliest of collaborations: Born from a long friendship between sludge/doom drummer Ray McCaffrey and Vital Remains guitarist Dave Suzuki, the project eschews the speed and technicality that Suzuki was previous known for, preferring instead to punish the listener with slow, crushing, oppressive metal in the vein of Winter or early My Dying Bride. I spoke Churchburn founders Ray McCaffrey and Dave Suzuki about how they met, and when they consider a Churchburn song "finished". We also discussed why they chose to record their latest album, Genocidal Rite, with newcomer James Gazerro, and whether Churchburn still lives in the shadow of their previous projects. My thanks to Ray and Dave for speaking with me, and to all of you for listening. Music In This Episode: "Relieved By Burning Lead" "Authorized To Cleanse" taken from the album None Shall Live... The Hymns Of Misery "Sin of Angels" "Genocidal Rite" taken from the album Genocidal Rite Thanks for listening! Interviews, reviews, and more at www.dreamsofconsciousness.com

Chris sits down for the first interview with metal drummer James Payne following the recent announcement that he'll be taking over behind the kit for Canadian death metal giants Kataklysm.  James is still also playing for Hiss From The Mote, a death metal band out of Italy - his homeland before making the jump to Los Angeles - and he's previously played with Hour of Penance, Vital Remains, Necromega and others. He also teaches his unique approaches, perspectives and techniques on metal drumming through his website - www.jamespaynedrums.com. James is a fascinating guy with a lot of knowledge and wisdom to share beyond his blazing fast double bass and blast beats.  For more about James Payne and Kataklysm check out:  Kataklysm Official Website Nuclear Blast America/Kataklysm James Payne Drum Playthough - "Defiant" by Kataklysm Subscribe for new episodes every week!  For more info on things to come visit www.senttodestroy.com and follow along on social media:  Sent To Destroy Official Facebook Sent To Destroy Official Instagram Sent To Destroy Official Twitter Follow Chris Bonifay on Facebook and Slasher

Jay and Scott catch up with each other, and discuss how Scott doesn't understand what rest is.

A primeira edição de 2013 trouxe bate papo exclusivo com o guitarrista brasileiro Bill Hudson (Circle II Circle, Vital Remains, Cellador, UDO) onde fala sobre sua carreira e várias outras curiosidades. A edição também estreou o quadro 'Metal Judgement', onde Hudson ouviu as bandas Panndora, Girlie Hell e Ravenland, e deu sua opinião sobre elas. | Produção e apresentação: Julio Feriato.

In this episode, Channa Channa Channa talks to Brian Werner former vocalist of Vital Remains & Infernaeon.  He is also the well-known Satanist and was the former High Priest of The Satanic Temple.  Brian talks about his childhood, discovering Metal very early on, watching his first Metal concert (Pantera open for Megadeth in 1991), performing with his first band, forming Infernaeon, touring with GWAR, getting invited to join Vital Remains.  Brian also remembers touring with Vital Remains in SEA, Europe and Latin America.  He describes the Vital remains fans from around the world. Brian discovered Satanism very early on and believe in Individualism, Self-Sovereignty and right to be left alone.  Brian is now the vocalist of Ninety-Three.  Check out the promo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8SQUjwicGQ#channa3x #channa3xvlogs #brianwerner 

Caio Kehyayan is a Brazilian guitarist, composer, and mixing & mastering engineer best known for being the session/touring lead guitarist of Vital Remains, lead guitarist of Dovas, and founder of the Symphonic Metal band FireWing. Caio is also a Berklee College of Music graduate in Music Production & Engineering and has been working with recording, mixing and mastering since then. In addition to his musical pursuits, Caio is also an aspiring bodybuilder.

Kyle from Incantation has a mustache. Kyle from Incantation had to take a piss. If this all sounds familiar to you, then you know where we are going with this Episode... This week we had the opportunity to chat with Kyle Severn, most notably of Incantation, but also of Escalation Anger, Wolfen Society, Funerus, Vital Remains, Acheron, Shed the Skin, and the soon to be released, Hell is Here. Not only do we get into Kyle's history, discovering he's not actually from Hell, but from Cleveland! (Which some may consider Hell!)... we also find out the REAL story behind Mortal Throne of the Apocalypse vs. Upon the Throne of the Apocalypse, how the infamous Anal Cunt song "Kyle from Incantation has a mustache" came to be, who taught Kyle how to blast, how Daniel from The Chasm ended up in Incantation, the origin of Shed the Skin, the creation of Hell is Here, Afterparty Massacre, Horror Conventions, and more! Join us on Episode 14 of Into the Darkness...

Pete is alone in the studio this time as Chris is on special assignment. The feature is on the murdering rapist, Kenneth McDuff, who killed three teens in 1966 and was sentenced to death. The Broomstick Killer, as he was dubbed, was paroled and killed again . . . and again! It's a crazy story and Pete is joined by Tex for some interesting perspective to this controversial Texas case that turned the prison system upside down!CK calls in to talk about Life of Agony, plus they discuss Pete's new book, Creation of Chaos Volume 2, the upcoming Murder Metal Mayhem book coming for Christmas, an interview with director, John Borowski, from the Dark History & Horror Convention, a new Killer Cage Match, karaoke destruction, and much more.Music by Life of Agony, Ray Alder, and Vital Remains.Murder Metal Mayhem intro music by Low Twelve.CK Intro music by Crisix.Go to Murder Metal Mayhem to hear all the past shows and bonus content. Like us on Facebook, Follow us on Twitter, and Subscribe to our YouTube channel.Join the 666 Club and be a Patreon supporter! For only $3 a month you'll get the episodes and notes for the show before anyone, get the karaoke songs before anyone else hears them, discounts on merch, and bonus content only for the VIPs.Check out the gruesome online catalog of Spellbound FX and Art for wicked horror-themed props and more! It's Halloween every day with those guys. Sickness for all!Support indie filmmakers like John Borowski and watch his movies on Amazon!Book a ghost tour, seance or take the walking Cream City Cannibal tour today at the amazing Shaker's Cigar Bar in Milwaukee! One of the most haunted bars in US and featured on Netflix/s "Dark Tourist".Visit CDNRecords.com for over 1,500 extreme metal titles in their distro!Support the metal underground with Canada's Pure Rock Radio!Check out Psycho Killer Bobbleheads for their amazing collection of 16 bobbleheads of serial killers and dark historical figures!Check out PeteAltieri.com to buy Pete's books and get the latest on what he's doing writing horror stories and novels! Get his latest, Creation of Chaos Volume 2 today!Karaoke by I Kill Karaoke

Brian Werner is the vocalist for the Death Metal band Vital Remains. He was a founding member of The Satanic Temple which he later resigned from and he gets into the details about why. We talk about how he found the LHP and the Satanic Bible at the age of 13, growing up on the streets of Chicago, our early days playing with bands in the 90s - Autism and Morphine Angel. Packers vs Bears. His early days with Lucien Graves and founding The Satanic Temple. The controversial Baphomet Statue. The Compleat Witch vs. Satanic Feminism. How liberalism got tangled up in the movement. The importance of Free Speech, 2nd Amendment. Problems with SJWs. The Equality delusion. Universal Healthcare.

Churchburn is the musical collaboration between two of the undergrounds masters of misery. Dave Suzuki, best known for his mesmerizing guitar work and brutal drumming in Vital Remains and Ray McCaffrey, who carved out sonic drum patterns for Sin Of Angels and Grief. And now they are our distinguished guests on the podcast. Get the latest album "None Shall Live​.​.​. The Hymns of Misery" here: https://churchburn.bandcamp.com/album/none-shall-live-the-hymns-of-misery

Doc returns from a break from the show with special guest, Bill Hudson, a prolific and virtuosic guitarist for bands like Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Circle II Circle, Vital Remains, and Ex Man of Westfield Massacre, Cellador, Power Quest, and many more. They discuss how Bill emigrated from Brazil to join the band Cellador, his early missteps and attitude problems, his transition into becoming a hired gun, and his philosophy on how to make it as a pro musician.  This episode features the song "Of Dirt" by the band Firefly Atlas, and a demo version of the song "E.G.O." by Bill Hudson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Here is the 31st installment of the Dreams of Consciousness podcast, featuring interviews with Black Fast's Aaron Akin, Artificial Brain's William Smith, and Topsy and Holm of Sanitys Dawn. These were recorded over three different nights during three different shows at Saint Vitus Bar in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Black Fast shared a bill with Hate Eternal and Vital Remains, and kicked major ass. I talked to their frontman/guitarist Aaron about the history of the band, their insane touring schedule, and what they'll be up to when the tour wraps up. Artificial Brain were a last minute replacement for Gath Šmânê as openers for Mitochondrion, Phobocosm and Auroch. I'd never officially met William before, but we have a lot of friends in common in the NY scene, including members of Grey Skies Fallen and his other band Buckshot Facelift. He's a hell of a frontman and a sweetheart of a guy. We talked about his onstage persona "Big Baby Brain" and the upcoming Artificial Brain album, as well as what Buckshot is up to. Sanitys Dawn were part of an insane six band Catbomb show that was headlined by the reunited Despise You. Their singer Topsy spotted me taking photos from the side of the stage and proceeded to literally get in my face. He made an impression, to say the least, and I figured that was as good a reason as any to put him and his drummer Holm on the podcast. At the end of our conversation, they said it was the first interview they'd done in 6 years. I promised them that as soon as I got back to Malaysia I'd get in touch with them for a real interview. Look for that to happen soon...ish. My thanks to everyone who took the time to talk to me, and to you for listening. TRACKLISTING: Black Fast - To Propogate The Void taken from the album Terms of Surrender Black Fast - Obelisk taken from the album Starving Out The Light Black Fast - Virulent Cognition taken from the EP Black Fast Artificial Brain - Frozen Planets Artificial Brain - Absorbing Black Ignition taken from the album Labyrinth Constellation Sanitys Dawn - Kill You taken from the split with Magrudergrind Sanitys Dawn - Fed Up taken from the split with Yacøpsæ Sanitys Dawn - Mangled in the Meatgrinder taken from the album Mangled in the Meatgrinder Sanitys Dawn - Mutilation taken from the album Cryptic Menu

Dean Arnold is the lead guitarist for US Brutal Death Metal legends, Vital Remains. He is also the man behind Primalfrost, the awesome Canadian Folk-Melodic Death Metal band who toured with Claim The Throne in Canada and the US. It was killer catching up with Dean – hope you enjoy!  Song  Primalfrost – Distant Cries Of War

GORECHRIST and The Doctor interview Brian Werner of Vital Remains and watch Hellraiser!

Brian Werner is the lead vocalist for the metal band, Vital Remains; he was also a High Priest at the time of his official departure from the Satanic Temple. On tonight's show, Brian chills with Frank to talk about his endorsement of Donald Trump and a really interesting back and forth on Socialism, Liberalism, and the negative trends we are seeing in society as a whole. In the second half of the show Frank is joined by Matt and Anthony and a ranty hell breaks loose as we cover what is being called the biggest showing of 'activism' this Century, and it's coming on Frank's birthday, in April. After that a hilarious article about a woman who believes that women are shamed when they sweat during a workout. After demeaning her, we cue up some funny Alex Jones flip-outs and close out the show. Watch the entire episode here: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/84545114

Our guest this week rounds out the Big Four of metal interviews for the podcast! Kirk Hammett of the mighty Metallica gives us some time to talk about his life, how he keeps his work and life in balance, how he keeps his schedule in line, how he views happiness and success -- both personally and within the band -- and why he decided to start a company to make boutique guitar pedals. We also argue about the best Metallica songs while trying to figure out which of their song to play this episode, and we discuss the Florida police officer who was fired for his singalong at a Vital Remains concert. In an effort to embrace his community the Chief of Police for Sanford County in Florida got rid of an officer who embraced part of their community. Was he correct? We talk, you decide! Songs:Metallica - "Orion (Live)"Devin Townsend Project - "March of the Poozers (Live)"

This week's Metal show features Alabama Thunderpussy, Megadeath, Man Must Die, Despised Icon, Turisas, Manowar, Vital Remains and much more - www.4QRadio.com - By The Fans... For The Fans.