Podcasts about White Pony

HOW HAS IT TAKEN 57 EPISODES?!Inspired by the upcoming London summer show and news of new music on the horizon, Chris and Nikki finally rank the albums of Sacramento, California Nu-Metal pioneers and evolvers and general heavy music gods... Deftones!In Part 1 the influence and personal importance of the band gets discussed as the album ranking and discussion of the Terry Date era of albums: Adrenaline, Around The Fur, White Pony and Deftones.

Please put your hands together for Mr. Jamie Campbell!Jamie is a son, a brother, a husband, an actor, a stand-up comic, and he's also my guest for Episode No. 161.Find Jamie at jamiecampbellcomedy.com, on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, and where you stream. If you go the YouTube route, be sure to check out his hour-long special, Big Dad Energy, and if you go the social-media route, keep an eye out for not only his upcoming new hour (courtesy of Dry Bar Comedy), but also a handful of movie projects he's got in the works.I enjoyed visiting with a working comic who's skilled in the art of creating specials, touring and gigging, and writing new material. And talking with Jamie in general was a great time. Whilst we visited, we touched on a few of his favorite albums, which were these:The Baby Huey Story: The Living Legend (1971)Rancid's Let's Go (1994)Whatever and Ever Amen (1997), Ben Folds FiveOutkast's Aquemini (1998)White Pony (2000), DeftonesMany thanks to Jamie for gifting me some of his valuable time. I have always had an admiration for those in his field that put in the real work. And thanks to any and all that support Badass Records.copyright disclaimer: I do not own the rights to the audio samples contained within this episode. They are snippets from a tune called, "Ron's House," which is a DJ Logic track from his 2001 release, The Anomaly (c/o ropeadope Records).

After a few months in a row of investigating the silly side of nu-metal, we get back to business here with one of the absolute pillars of the genre, it's Deftones' debut "Adrenaline". It's a fascinating conversation because it was one of the first albums that got Bryan into nu-metal, hearing it almost in real-time before Deftones had any other work out, and for John, it was a case of going back and hearing Deftones' fundamental text after getting into them through White Pony and their self-titled. But make no mistake...this thing rips, and Bryan determines after a few re-listens to it for the podcast that it is his favorite album of all-time. It still holds up despite the sketchy vocal production, some primitive riffing, and the band not quite figuring out what their sound was going to be yet. The band also hadn't figured out how they wanted to present themselves in the media yet either, so the articles prove to be a lot more interesting than they would get in the years to come. If you want more interesting content, head on over to our Patreon and support the show! At patreon.com/thepodkast, just $4/month gets you 3 bonus episodes every month, plus immediate access to our Discord and our entire back catalogue of over 150 episodes. And last month was a special one as we did TWO full-length bonuses, covering a female-fronted nu-metal gem in "5:30 Saturday Morning" by Lennon with our friend Adam Christie, and then we ranked the last FIFTY singles we've covered with our pal Lorin from Roach Koach. Not only that, but if you donate at a higher tier, you can tell us what to cover on a bonus episode. It's magic!

Simon tritt an mit 'White Pony' von den Deftones und Hanno hat die 'Houdini' von den Melvins im Gepäck. Ohne zu viel zu verraten: Wir waren uns noch nie so uneinig! Wie angedroht handelt es sich bei dieser Folge um eine GOTD Weltpermiere. Zum ersten Mal erscheint sie nicht nur überall dort, wo es Podcasts gibt, sondern auch in voller Pracht und Farbe auf dem GOTD YOUTUBE!!!

En este episodio de Cafeína, hacemos un viaje al año 2000 para reflexionar sobre cuánto ha cambiado el mundo en los últimos 25 años. Desde la política mexicana y los cambios globales tras el 11-S, hasta los inicios de Google, los primeros iPods y el auge del nu metal con White Pony de Deftones. También recordamos hitos deportivos como el oro de Soraya Jiménez y el Necaxa compitiendo contra el Manchester de Beckham. Un vistazo lleno de nostalgia y preguntas sobre cuánto hemos avanzado (o retrocedido). ¡Dale play y acompáñanos en este recorrido! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Albums discussed are Deftones' ‘White Pony' (2:30), and Prince's ‘Musicology (25:40). *This episode was recorded on December 14th, 2024 For all of Mutlu's tour dates and tickets visit⁠ ⁠https://www.mutlusounds.com/⁠ To suggest an album for CLRC hit the link below or leave it in the Apple Reviews or Spotify Comments:⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.rightstorickysanchez.com/p/album-review-and-interview-index⁠⁠⁠ The intro music is "I Should Let You Know" by Marian Hill. This is Carl Landry Record Club episode #156

In this episode, Darren, Scott C, Alain, and Scott G embark on our third of four special episodes where we select two feature albums and discuss how one may have been influenced by the other in some form. Up for discussion: The Deftones' third album from 2000, White Pony and Sleep Token's debut album from 2019, Sundowning.

Did the Deftones influence Sleep Token? This month, Alain kicks off the third of our four-part series exploring albums that sound like they were influenced by other albums. Or perhaps, more broadly, bands that sound like they were influenced by other bands, focusing on an album from each band that demonstrates the similarities. Can you find the influences when listening to Deftones' White Pony and Sleep Token's Sundowning? Join us at the end of the month for our discussion episode.

Main Theme:The therapeutic effects of music on mental health and the creative journey of the band SHUN.Episode Highlights:Affordable Services and Promotions:Better Help offers accessible online therapy options.Bones Coffee Company provides unique flavored coffee with discount opportunities.All Above Landscaping features specials for first-time customers.Podcast Overview:Hosts: Blake Mosley, James Toth, and Amanda Dolan.Focus: The role of music in alleviating depression and promoting mental well-being.Featured Interview:Guest: Matt Whitehead from the band Chunn.Topics Discussed:The creation and production of Chunn's debut album with producer Jay Robbins.The band's recording process and anticipation for their show in Columbia, South Carolina.Formation and member dynamics within the band.Impact of COVID-19 on their activities, highlighting remote collaborations and interest from Small Stone Records.Creative Insights:A humorous anecdote involving metal musician Mark Morton.The band's creative resurgence post-member departure, leading to a new record in six months.Recording philosophy centered on simplicity and achieving a live sound.Personal Reflections:Challenges with vocals and the importance of band collaboration.Emphasis on diary-like songwriting to maintain authenticity.Avoiding over-perfectionism in their music creation process.Genre and Performance:The band's genre classification challenges and openness to perform with diverse genres.Strong support for opening acts and sharing tour experiences.Admiration for influential bands such as Soundgarden, Metallica, Tool, Deftones, Quicksand, Velvins, Jawbox, and Morphine.Praise for Deftones' “White Pony” and Morphine's “The Night.”Future Prospects:Enthusiasm for upcoming performances.Active social media engagement to connect with fans and promote their music.Tune in to hear how music intertwines with mental health and the compelling story of Chunn's journey through creativity, collaboration, and live performances.

En este episodio conversamos sobre “White Pony”, el tercer álbum de Deftones, lanzado el año 2000.

Some album picks midway through 2024. Retro Reviews for 36 Crazyfists' A Snow Capped Romance & Deftones' White Pony. 

Við getum rifist fram á þarnæsta ár hvort að Deftones séu nýþungarokkarar eður ei. En getum við sammælst um að White Pony (2000) sé besta plata sveitarinnar? Nei? Ok, kíkjum bara á þáttinn og skoðum rökin …

Six weeks is a legit time between episodes, yeah? We are back and we've got Adam Ruzicka's White Pony moment, Matthew Rempe's quest for relevance, fired coaches, a brief synopsis of the trades that happened before deadline day, PWHL trades, MGM getting cut, Upper Deck and the PWHL becoming trading card bedfellows, jokes and other miscellanea for your thirsty hockey brains. Thanks for listening! 

ODM EP 4 DEFTONES WHITE PONY by Flyover PolitiK

Deftones - White PonyПодкаст про альбом третий студийный альбом американской альтернативной метал группы Deftones, выпущенный 20 июня 2000 года. После своего выпуска и в ретроспективе альбом был положительно встречен критиками и поклонниками. Это самый продаваемый альбом Deftones на сегодняшний день, и он стал их первой платиновой пластинкой. Подкаст категории «18+»Приятного прослушивания и ставьте оценки! Если подписаться на подкаст и сделать репост выпуска, то «Feiticeira» будет принимать «Digital Bath» плавая в ней туда - сюда, как «Street Carp» пока не отправится в «Korea» в качестве «Passenger». Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/ru/podcast/mousepodcast/id1648443353?i=1000634421035Яндекс музыка:https://music.yandex.ru/album/23340474/track/119169373?utm_medium=copy_linkЗвук:https://zvuk.com/episode/134999926Mave:https://mousepodcast.mave.digital/ep-71Слушать в ВК:https://vk.com/podcast-216420089_456239081Наш Telegram:https://t.me/mousepodcastГруппа в VK:https://vk.com/public216420089

It's Episode #85! It's Marc Boerigter! It's Don Denkinger! It's...it's...Shwaggy Roaches!Yes, yes, my friends. Stoney-Doom! was in the house talking band life, Kansas cannabis law reform, and some of that sweet, sweet music.Please give them a follow on the ol' Instagram machine and check out their bandcamp as well, where I'm sure you'll be able to find some sweet snacks for the members of your gang.This was a really fun one to do, and I'm grateful for the time commitment Shwaggy and Bluedream the Great (who kicked it on the couch and didn't get captured on camera) made in order to make it possible. Note: I'm told Doobie Stoopid was otherwise occupied and couldn't make the trek.Anyway, we talked about family and upbringing and concerts and, well...that stoner life. And we of course talked about a few of Shwaggy's favorite records over the years. And those were these:Dirt (1992), Alice in ChainsDeftones's White Pony (2000)Lateralus (2001), ToolMastodon's Crack the Skye (2009)Man on the Moon (2009), Kid CudiSo, go check out Stoney-Doom! And while you're at it, check out the City and Colour cover of "Rain When I Die" by Alice in Chains that we talked about in our conversation. It's breathtaking. You can find it on YouTube as part of the MoPOP Founders Award 2020. Killer stuff.Thank you.copyright disclaimer: I do not own the rights to any of the audio samples contained in this episode. They are all excerpts from a Khruangbin tune called, "Rules - Scientist Dub" which is a bonus track from their Hasta El Cielo (Con Todo El Mundo In Dub) record from 2019, c/o Night Time Stories Ltd under exclusive license to Dead Oceans.

Worum es in "Change (In the House of Flies)" geht, können wir auch nicht klären, dafür ist der Text einfach zu kryptisch. Aber wir können Euch alles über den Song erzählen, der für die Deftones vieles verändert hat.

Un referente de cómo se empezó a hacer la música desde el 2000 en adelante. En este capítulo, Alfredo Lewin y Fernando Mujica repasan "White Pony" de Deftones.

El disco que revindicó el éxito que merecía Deftones. Un álbum inolvidable de incio de siglo. Además una mirada a la formación de la banda y sus dos primeros discos.

This week we sit down with creator Michael Rice to discuss the exploitation of Black queer bodies, when we feel most authentic and why America's got a true problem.  Trigger Warning - Discussion of drug usage - for those who might want to skip this weeks "Category Is" section because of the discussion of chem sex, you can fast forward to 51:19. Keep in mind that this is not an episode shaming those who use drugs - but a conversation about how Black queer bodies are exploited through drug usage.  We want to connect with you more! Send us an email with your thoughts/comments about the show: BlackFatFemmePod@gmail.com Thank you to EVERYONE who came to our defense against the trolls and got us back up to an amazing rating score. We appreciate you! Continue to make the haters mad and rate us 5 stars.  Follow the show on social: Twitter | Instagram Follow DoctorJonPaul: Twitter | Instagram | Website  Follow Jordan: Twitter | Instagram | Website  Follow Our Guest: Micheal Rice Twitter | Instagram | Website   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the 20 year anniversary of Deftones fourth and self titled album I thought it would be interesting to do a special kind of Retro Review episode, this one based around a famous piece of lost media. Eros was supposed to be Deftones sixth album to be potentially released in 2009, however this album was not meant to be. From record companies pushing the band to put out another album like White Pony to pressure the band felt both in work and personal life and eventually a life changing accident of one of the band members that eventually saw this project get put on indefinite hiatus this episode goes into the background of the events leading up to the recording to the accident and even talks about the music that has been made public. Deftones - Deftones https://open.spotify.com/album/6252G7bGCVijXlqAjtjeDP?si=sQ0hNJWSQN6Mko29QryZ0A Discord  https://discord.gg/4BRr3TWbC2 Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/livelistenerased/ Twitter  https://twitter.com/Livelisteneras1 Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/groups/380146857215506/ #deftones #eros #chicheng #metal #shoegaze #chino #music #5minutereview #musicreview #livelistenerased #review #podcast #youtube #discord #trending

Albums discussed are George Michael's 'Listen Without Prejudice: Volume 1' (4:40) and Deftones' 'White Pony' (42:06). We also talk about the single from Your Old Droog titled 'Pronouns' (1:05:50). To suggest an album for CLRC do any of the following: * Leave a review on Apple Podcasts with the artist and title (five stars always helps). * Use the Spotify form right underneath the podcast in your app. * Visit ⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/thecarl⁠⁠ The intro music is "I Should Let You Know" by Marian Hill. For playlists and podcasts, visit us on the web at ⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/thecarl⁠⁠ and on Twitter at @CLRCPod. This is Carl Landry Record Club episode #112. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brett-eskin/message

In this episode we recount riding the White Pony in days of yore, contemplate the cause and effect of breaking your fall with your face at 60 miles per hour and take a deep snort of Cocaine Bear.

This week Evan and Amanda review "White Pony" by Deftones. Thank you for our very first listener suggestion! Enjoy your bonus! Find us on Facebook! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @worstpodonmars Send us an email! worstpodonmars@gmail.com

Jerry's new car gets laughed at, while Joseph cries out for help as his life winds down. Enjoy the one good Deftness album!Please visit us at http://thegrungepodcast.com.Also, find us on all social media platforms, as well as our Patreon page at http://patreon.com/thegrunge.

Frettolosamente gettati nel calderone nu-metal, i Deftones, con White Pony nel 2000 portano a maturazione un percorso di "meticciato sonoro" già abbozzato nel precedente disco, espandendo i confini musicali con una miscela di scorie heavy metal, indie rock e suggestioni new wave e shoegaze.   Cosa succede quando un artista o una band decidono di reinventarsi? Vittorio ”Vikk” Papa (ideatore del sito www.orrorea33giri.com), Emanuele Pedretti e Beatrice Giachi ti accompagnano in un viaggio alla riscoperta di quei dischi di svolta, evoluzione o smarrimento. Info e contatti: Sito web: infedeliallalinea.it Instagram: instagram.com/infedeliallalinea_podcast Telegram: t.me/infedeliallalinea Proponi un disco: infedeliallalinea.it/proponi-un-disco/ Supportaci regalandoci un caffè o una birra: Ko-Fi   PayPal Infedeli alla linea podcast è una produzione indipendente. La sigla iniziale è un estratto del brano Jazz Hole dei Blue Wave Theory https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Wave_Theory

Musician James Vincent McMorrow tells Dave about his favourite album 'White Pony' by Deftones.

Christian Joseph dropped by the Badass Records Podcast studio for episode #22, and we discussed his affinity for skin ink, motorcycles, music, and the life of a restaurateur.The man with more middle names than you have professed his love specifically for Morrison Hotel (1970) by The Doors, Guns 'N' Roses's Appetite for Destruction (1987), and White Pony (2003) by Deftones, but that wasn't all we discussed.We talked about live music, professional endeavors, and the challenges that being a family member can sometimes present.Christian is a son, a brother, a father, and the owner of Plate Restaurant Group. He and I go back about eight or nine years, and have seldom passed up an opportunity to crack wise with one another. I couldn't be more grateful than to be gifted the time of such a busy individual who came by my place to bullshit for a couple of hours. It was truly a blast.copyright disclaimer: I do not own the rights to the intro/outro audio clips. They are from "The Fat Boy Goes to the Cinema," and "Get Some Money to Her" off of Albumen (1996) by The Egg, c/o Indochina.

In this episode, me and my friend Lilly dive into White Pony!! We released it on June 20th, 2022 because it was the 22nd anniversary of the album, and also Chino Moreno's birthday!! We state our opinions on the album, go more into depth behind its origins, and also where we would rank it among other Deftones albums. This will start a series of reviews I do for Deftones albums with Lilly. Hope you guys enjoy it!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Twenty years of interviewing fabulous musicians is no mean feat and I thought it deserved some kind of celebration, or at least to be marked in history for posterity. So, I've recorded Cat o' Nine Tales; 9 special episodes of CATtales to look back on those early encounters where the recordings of the interviews no longer survive and the details only remain in written form. After introducing my guest, I'll give you a link address to read the interview and play some of their key hits for you to listen to whilst you enjoy it.  Thank you to you the listeners and my fabulous guests for your support over the years, I hope you enjoy these special 9 tales... Tale 4: Roddy Frame is an absolute delight.  It's rare for a performer armed only with an acoustic guitar to create a sound which could be mistaken for ten men and his charismatic stage-presence completely captivates any audience.  This style of performance is a long cry from Roddy's days with Aztec Camera who came to prominence in the early eighties and it's many years since he became an acclaimed solo artist performing acoustic tracks under his own name.  This tale dates back to July 31st 2003, visit CATtales.co.uk/117 for the one with Roddy Frame and sit back and enjoy these tunes. The tracks featured are: Good Morning Britain, Somewhere in my Heart, Oblivious, White Pony and all I Need Is Everything. Visit roddyframe.com for more information on Roddy and to listen to this again and to other tales, visit CATtales.co.uk.

Martin and Steve discuss Deftones - White Pony

El White Pony de los chicos de Sacramento... Deftones... ya. no hay dada más que decir.

Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents. Today we're talking with Devin McKnight, of the band Maneka about the Deftones' third album "White Pony," and about what nu-metal holds up and what is and isn't nu-metal. We also talk about having complicated relationships with friends and how to navigate that as an adult. Maneka has a new album coming out on 3/11 titled "Dark Matter." You can preorder a copy now from the band or from their label, Skeletal Lightning. https://maneka.bandcamp.com/album/dark-matters

Welcome back, gang!!! This week, we get real about what it means to be different. I am so honored to be joined by my special guest to talk about this topic—-the multi-talented artist himself, N3ptune! We discuss what it means to be an outlier in this universal society, and we talk about lessons and experiences that taught us how to embrace our differences within ourselves. After all, if it wasn't for our originality, we wouldn't be so special! Make sure to stream N3ptune's latest single “White Pony,” which is available on multiple streaming platforms. Also, follow @n3ptunemusic & @atlanteanrec on Instagram to stay updated on new music & performances. Follow @hellarelatablepod on Instagram for updates on the show! Email official.hrpod@gmail.com for contact information and business inquiries. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

GRO-SE-LHAAAA , do francês "groselet". Podcast, de meia horinha, que fala sobre música, amizade, risadas e boas memórias. Cada programa falaremos sobre um disco. Apresentado por Thiago DJ (89 A Radio Rock), Haroldo Paranhos (SHN/Maguerbes) e Charles Dias Coelho (Psicólogo) nos comentários. No episódio 8 falamos novamente com ele: Fabrizio Martinelli, sobre o disco "White Pony" do Deftones!!! Siga no insta @groselha_podcast Viveremos!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/groselhapodcastsp/message

Originally posted August 29th on https://www.patreon.com/riotactpodcast As part of our second anniversary celebrations last year, we turned Rioteers Review on ourselves for the first (and last) time. Steve and Remfry are discussing Overton Progessive Melodic Noisecore band Stegal, the 2001 debut full-length album fronted by a certain Mr. Stephen 'Bri' Hill. A searing amalgam of Deftones' White Pony and Converge's Jane Doe (sort of), Stegal garnered a reputation for being the most annoying band in Overton, pissing off their contemporaries with their antagonistic ways and stage-wrecking antics.  Picking up a physical copy of Angharod these days is nigh on impossible, with some enterprising entrepreneurs attempting to sell second-hand copies of the scarce record for £99 (although rumours persist that a box of around 200 copies are gathering dust in the house of one of the band members). Criminally, Angharod never received a vinyl release, forever destined to remain a collectible curio amongst fans of people who get far too angry about pop-punk and cult music podcasts.  You can listen to the Complete Discography of Stegal at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmQPhG665-w&list=PL0ZGQFL_Yf9Atmbpv5ew-vOVmsgnH_hOS&index=22 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmQPhG665-w&list=PL0ZGQFL_Yf9Atmbpv5ew-vOVmsgnH_hOS&index=22) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

To conclude our discussion on the Deftones, the hosts at Pod Like a Hole analyze White Pony track by track. The third album is considered the album that pushes the Deftones into a new level of the nu-metal category and arguably ejects them from the genre.  Join us as we saddle up the White Pony (with a respectful nod to the Black Stallion remixes) and ride through the dark backroads of this modern classic.  Official Video Links: Back to School (Mini Maggit) Digital Bath Street Carp  Teenager (Robert Smith Remix)  Knife Prty (Purity Ring Remix) Passenger (Mike Shinoda Remix)  Change (In the House of Flies) Change (In the House of Flies) (Tourist Remix) Pod Like a Hole Links: Direct Download Facebook (The only reason to visit that site) Instagram (Unfortunately, no pics of the hosts wearing short shorts)  Twitter (Not run by a foreign nation bot) Patreon (Until we muster up the courage for an OnlyFans site)  Artwork by Greg Wolgast

In the third episode of our Deftones mini season, Joey from New York calls into the show to discuss the late 90s and early 00s  Sacramento music scene, the Deftones, and the power of physical media.  How did this born and raised New Yorker become part of the Far street team? Listen to find out. Come back next time for the White Pony track by track discussion with the other two hosts. #glassjaw

In the spirit of celebrating The Deftones , and in preparation of our official "White Pony" episode, we decided to give a little context to the music scene in Sacramento, especially during the late 90's early 00's.  This will give some context to why that album was so special, geographically speaking.     In this episode we speak with local musician and Sacramento music scene stalwart Sean Bivins (Eightfourseven, Will Haven    Enjoy our conversation (and Steve's follow up with Joey from NYC coming soon) about this unique scene and a little context to the time and place before we drop our White Pony episode.     Videos:  eightfourseven :  erratic youth  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS5PER43o4A Will Haven : https://www.facebook.com/willhavenband https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCTDci-VClY Death Valley High - Raise Hell https://youtu.be/UrHMRESU9x0 Surefire: https://surefire.bandcamp.com/ Silent Game: https://thesilentgame.bandcamp.com/   Pod Like a Hole:  Facebook (Instead of stalking your ex from high school, check this out) Pod Like a Hole: Run the Gamut Instagram (Still not considered "Influencers") @pod_like_a_hole Twitter (Still not Verified) @podlikeahole Patreon (Until we muster up the courage for an OnlyFans) patreon.com/podlikeahole Artwork by Greg Wolgast(the Fourth Pod Holer) Apple Podcasts:   Now On Spotify:                

In this episode, the hosts take you through the Deftones history and discography in preparation for the discussion and analysis of White Pony.  As always, we strive to answer the burning questions of the day. Do they shake off the label of being simply poster children for Nu Metal? Do they deserve a key to the city for their musical heroics? As fellow Sacramentans, have we ever crossed paths with them in a dark alleyway or a local dive bar? Find out these answers and more in a rundown of the Deftones' career. To check out all official music videos, go to the official Deftones Youtube Channel Pod Like a Hole Links: https://podlikeahole.podbean.com/ Direct Download Facebook (Instead of stalking your ex from high school, check this out) Instagram (Still not considered "Influencers")  Twitter (Still not Verified) Patreon (Until we muster up the courage for an OnlyFans)  Artwork by Greg Wolgast(the Fourth Pod Holer)

Per much request.. ladies and gentlemen... White Pony. American AF Bar Live Want to be a part of Coffee Crew? Visit us at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Shipwreck --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theshipwreckshow/support

We're keeping the hard rock theme going this week with an entry from a band that defines the term cult classic, Deftones. Part nu-metal, part dream-pop, part crazily visual poetry, they are the artists of this week's album, White Pony. Comedian and professional photographer Nick Larson joins us to tell us why they've been his favorite band for 20 years, as well as why he makes a good gondolaman, and a hell of a lot more, on this week's fun new ep!   Thanks to Pale Blue Dot for our theme For You...   White Pony is © Deftones and Maverick available under CC BY-NC 2.5   Follow us on IG and Twitter @spindocpod Questions? Criticisms? Comments? Email spindoctorspod@gmail.com

Season 2 / Episode 06 ALBUM and Andy finish the conversation from last episode discussing his collaborations with ALBUM as well as his most recent projects. Josh brings a new game to the table, “Name That Crunch” and Jason throws down the last round of the Black Sabbath guessing game. In Segment 2, ALBUM risks backstage heat by listening to the Deftones and discusses why the song “Knife Prty” from the album ‘White Pony' is just not for them. Bonus Track Band: Me Time and the Raging Crush Song: My Buzz --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/albumtheband/support

It's the episode that many of you have been waiting for, as we finally cover what is considered to be nu-metal's magnum opus, "White Pony". Coming out in the year 2000, it's easy to see how this album was the end of the first wave of nu-metal and ushered in the second wave, no matter how short-lived it was. We examine how Deftones approached making this album, from Chino being very concerned about changing the band's direction, to the in-fighting, to how Tony Hawk's Pro Skater almost derailed the recording entirely. We also find time to talk about seeing Deftones live, this album's lasting legacy, Stef Carpenter's recent pivot to being a conspiracy theory guy, and include a mini-review of their 20th anniversary remix album, "Black Stallion".   One thing that's no conspiracy is the bonus content we're releasing every month over at https://patreon.com/thepodkast, where $4/month gets you access to THREE bonus episodes every month, one full-length album review and two mini singles reviews. We just posted our first-ever video episode where we take a look at the videos of Marilyn Manson with Lydia Burrell, and this month, we finally tackle Fieldy's unwieldy hip-hop album, "Rock 'n Roll Gangster". Plus, we just launched the POD Kast Discord, where you can finally get the chance to chat nu-metal with people who still love it, like us. Sign up now!

Quarantine catch-up for the week: A senior in the Israeli space program makes claims that aliens are here but we're just not ready for them. The house votes to repeal the federal prohibition of cannabis, The Deftones landmark record, White Pony turns 20 and we talk about the remixes accompanying the reissue and finally we talk Dune and why Warner Bros. decided to release their entire 2021 slate to new streaming platform, HBO Max. Join the discussion on Youtube.

Arguably the last surviving band of the nu-metal era, we discuss how Deftones was unique for it's time and still is today, and how White Pony solidified them as the outliers in that crowd. 

On this episode of the Into the Void music podcast, the 20th anniversary of the release of the Deftone's breakthrough album "White Pony" has the guys talking Nu Metal. How did the Deftones figure into the Nu Metal movement, and why were they inspired to make such a huge sonic shift? The guys also talk about Nu Metal pioneers Korn, while the "Great Debate" sees Dave, Lord Gates, Wild Bill and Jay Man listing their top 5 Nu Metal albums of all time. In the feature interview, Bill and Dave catch up with Dan Spain of Nu Metal band Downthesun (and Dogs of Neptune), a band whose self-titled album Bill lists in his top 5. Which Nu Metal singer did Dan accidentally punch in the face? Find out on this episode of the Into the Void music podcast!

Joined by Christos Reid (@failnaut) we talk about the age of nu-metal and music from the late 90's early 00's and all the entails