Posted By admin on May 11, 2012

Say what you will about the current incarnation of In Flames, but once upon a time they were leaders in the Gothenburg scene along with At The Gates and Dark Tranquility. They might have strayed a little along the way, but their early discography holds some gems that warrant discussion. For this episode we’re joined by Monica Jackomino (ten years our junior) to discuss the early years of In Flames with two generations of metalheads.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Ron Reis
Behind Space (4:54) Lunar Strain (1994)
TALKSET 1
Starforsaken (3:09) Lunar Strain (1994)
Everlost Part 1 (4:16) Lunar Strain (1994)
Upon an Oaken Throne (2:49) Lunar Strain (1994)
Timeless (1:46) Subterranean (1995)
Biosphere (5:06) Subterranean (1995)
TALKSET 2
Stand Ablaze (4:34) Subterranean (1995)
Subterranean (5:46) Subterranean (1995)
Moonshield (4:58) The Jester Race (1996)
The Jester’s Dance (2:09) The Jester Race (1996)
The Jester Race (4:51) The Jester Race (1996)
TALKSET 3
Wayfaerer (4:41) The Jester Race (1996)
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Posted By admin on May 3, 2012

From the ashes of Sleep, guitar maverick Matt Pike along with Des Kensel has carved an unmistakeable sonic identity of equal parts Mötorhead, Sabbath, 70s rock and fantasy themes ala Cirith Ungol and Dio with a propulsive rhythm section that is second to none. This episode we take a brief tour through the career of one of extreme music’s most unlikely “success stories”, High on Fire.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Emilia Lombardi
Hung, Drawn and Quartered (4:26) Surrounded by Thieves (2002)
TALKSET 1
Baghdad (5:15) The Art of Self Defense (2000)
Nemesis (3:34) Surrounded by Thieves (2002)
The Face of Oblivion (6:40) Blessed Black Wings (2005)
Turk (5:03) Death is this Communion (2007)
TALKSET 2
Waste of Tiamat (5:44) Death is this Communion (2007)
Frosthammer (6:08) Snakes for the Divine (2010)
Madness of an Architect (6:57) De Vermis Mysteriis (2012)
Samsara (3:42) De Vermis Mysteriis (2012)
TALKSET 3
Serums of Liao (6:00) De Vermis Mysteriis (2012)
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Posted By admin on April 25, 2012

Since we were just in Norway last episode, it only seemed logical to stick around and discuss the black thrash attack of Aura Noir.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Adrian Camoens
Caged Wrath (5:28) Black Thrash Attack (1996)
TALKSET 1
Forlorn Blessing to the Dreamking (3:28) Dreams Like Deserts (1995)
Wretched Face of Evil (4:11) Black Thrash Attack (1996)
Black Thrash Attack (5:11) Black Thrash Attack (1996)
Blood Unity (4:48) Deep Tracts of Hell (1998)
Black Deluge Night (3:25) The Merciless (2004)
TALKSET 2
Funeral Thrash (3:22) The Merciless (2004)
Gaping Grave Awaits (4:00) Hades Rise (2008)
Unleash The Demon (3:48) Hades Rise (2008)
Shadows of Death (5:47) Hades Rise (2008)
The Grin From The Gallows (4:44) Out to Die (2012)
TALKSET 3
Abbadon (4:02) Out to Die (2012)
Priest’s Hellish Fiend (4:20) Out to Die (2012)
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Posted By admin on April 13, 2012

It was a sad day when Immortal called it quits in 2003. But we didn’t have to wait long until one of the Doom Occulta brothers came back with another frosty entry into the Blashyrkh cannon, with I. It incorporated the grim tone of Immortal, but added a triumphant/NWOBHM vibe that they hadn’t really explored before. The Popeye vocals and unusual riffing were still present, but you could still hear the soul of Immortal coming through. Then in 2009 Immortal rode back onto the scene with All Shall Fall, a more epic streamlined incarnation of their unique take on black metal. Expounding on the “Immortal sound” Demonaz unleashed The March of the Norse, which almost acts as a sister album to the afore mentioned All Shall Fall. The Doom Occulta brothers continue to Storm Through Red Clouds and Holocaust winds into the future…
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Nick Green
Storm I Ride (3:27) I Between Two Worlds (2006)
TALKSET 1
Battalions (4:46) I Between Two Worlds (2006)
Mountains (6:05) I Between Two Worlds 2006)
Far Beyond the Quiet (7:11) I Between Two Worlds (2006)
Cursed We Are (5:16) I Between Two Worlds (2006)
TALKSET 2
A Son of the Sword (4:41) Demonaz March of the Norse (2011)
Where Gods Once Rode (5:12) Demonaz March of the Norse (2011)
Under the Great Fires (6:35) Demonaz March of the Norse (2011)
Over the Mountains (5:06) Demonaz March of the Norse (2011)
TALKSET 3
Northern Hymn (:57) Demonaz March of the Norse (2011)
All Blackened Sky (4:28) Demonaz March of the Norse (2011)
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Posted By admin on March 31, 2012

Perhaps one of the most important bands in extreme metal. From their avant-garde beginnings to their thrash-infused later output, they have blazed their own unique path. Their Slaughter of the Soul record influenced a whole new sub-genre of metal (for better or worse) and their music seems as vital now as when it was released. At The Gates are a band that are well overdue for an episode spotlight.
Raped by the Light of Christ(Live) (3:24) Purgatory Unleased (2010)
TALKSET 1
Terminal Spirit Disease (3:38) Terminal Spirit Disease (1994)
Forever Blind (3:58) Terminal Spirit Disease (1994)
The Fevered Circle (4:11) Terminal Spirit Disease (1994)
The Beautiful Wound(Live) (4:35) Purgatory Unleased (2010)
Captor of Sin (3:20) Slaytanic Slaughter (1996)
TALKSET 2
Slaughter of the Soul(Live) (3:13) Purgatory Unleashed (2010)
Under a Serpent Sun (3:59) Slaughter of the Soul (1995)
Unto Others (3:11) Slaughter of the Soul (1995)
Need(Live) (2:36) Purgatory Unleashed (2010)
Blinded by Fear(Live) (2:53) Purgatory Unleashed (2010)
TALKSET 3
Legion (3:53) Cursed to Tour (1996)
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Posted By admin on March 21, 2012

Perhaps one of the most important bands in extreme metal. From their avant-garde beginnings to their thrash-infused later output, they have blazed their own unique path. Their Slaughter of the Soul record influenced a whole new sub-genre of metal (for better or worse) and their music seems as vital now as when it was released. At The Gates are a band that are well overdue for an episode spotlight.
All Life Ends(Live) (5:17) Terminal Spirit Disease (1994)
TALKSET 1
City of Screaming Statues (4:46) Gardens of Grief (1991)
Within (6:52) The Red in the Sky is Ours (1992)
Windows (3:52) The Red in the Sky is Ours (1992)
Claws of Laughter Dead (4:01) The Red in the Sky is Ours (1992)
Neverwhere (5:39) The Red in the Sky is Ours (1992)
TALKSET 2
Kingdom Gone (5:40) Purgatory Unleashed (2010)
Break of Autumn (4:52) With Fear I Kiss the Burning Darkness (1993)
Primal Breath (7:17) With Fear I Kiss the Burning Darkness (1993)
TALKSET 3
Ever-Opening Flower (Demo) (5:33) Suicidal Final Art (2001)
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Posted By admin on March 1, 2012

We’re joined again by Mike Johnston to discuss a band that is without a doubt responsible for influencing extreme music of all kinds from punk to grindcore, The Stooges. This second part we discuss the remainder of their career with a series of interview clips from Ron Asheton and Iggy Pop.
Crowd Banter clip with Iggy Pop
1970 (5:15) Fun House 1970
Clip with Iggy Pop
TALKSET 1
Dirt (7:00) Fun House 1970
We Weren’t Fired clip with Ron Asheton
Went to England clip with Ron Asheton
TALKSET 2
Search and Destroy (3:28) Raw Power 1973
Intro clip with Iggy Pop
Gimme Danger (3:33) Raw Power 1973
Penetration (3:41) Raw Power 1973
Intense Rock clip with Iggy Pop
What I listened to clip with Iggy Pop
TALKSET 3
In the Studio with the Stones clip with Ron Asheton
New Manager clip with Ron Asheton
Metallic KO clip with Ron Asheton
I’m Sick of You (7:00) Live 1973
I Got a Right (3:25) Live 1973
TALKSET 4
Denis Tek clip with Ron Asheton
Open Up and Bleed (4:54) Live in NY 1973
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Posted By admin on February 14, 2012

This episode we’re joined by Mike Johnston to discuss a band that is without a doubt responsible for influencing extreme music of all kinds from punk to grindcore, The Stooges. This first part we discuss the first two albums and also transition to a series of interview clips from Ron Asheton and Scott Morgan.
Executive Producer: David Bean
I Wanna Be Your Dog (3:28) The Stooges 1969
TALKSET 1
Band Name clip with Ron Asheton
TALKSET 2
First Stooges clip with Ron Asheton
TALKSET 3
Scott Morgan Clip
1969 (4:05) The Stooges 1969
No Fun (5:05) The Stooges 1969
We Will Fall clip with Ron Asheton
We Will Fall (10:15) The Stooges 1969
TALKSET 4
Audience response clip with Ron Asheton
Fun House clip with Ron Asheton
Down on the Streets (3:42) Fun House 1970
Steve Mackay clip with Ron Asheton
Fun House (7:46) Funhouse 1970
TALKSET 5
L.A. Blues (4:56) Fun House 1970
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Posted By admin on January 27, 2012

We don’t often go to the Netherlands when coming up with show topics (although we should more often), but we thought it was high time that Pestilence got a little attention. Coming out of the mid-80s, they brought with them a thrash sensibility, but soon incorporated brutal/technical death metal elements, culminating in their Testimony of the Ancients album. This episode we’re joined by frequent guest Chris Dick, as we navigate through their Consuming Impulse and Testimony of the Ancients records.
Executive Producer: Matt Hirakawa
Out of the Body (4:38) Consuming Impulse (1989)
TALKSET 1
Dehydrated (3:07) Consuming Impulse (1989)
Suspended Animation (3:30) Consuming Impulse (1989)
The Trauma (3:20) Consuming Impulse (1989)
Deify thy Master (4:51) Consuming Impulse (1989)
Testimony (3:51) Testimony of the Ancients (1991)
TALKSET 2
Secrecies of Horror (4:54) Testimony of the Ancients (1991)
Bitterness (:30) Testimony of the Ancients (1991)
Twisted Truth (4:00) Testimony of the Ancients (1991)
Prophetic Revelations (5:21) Testimony of the Ancients (1991)
Land of Tears (4:45) Testimony of the Ancients (1991)
TALKSET 3
Presence of the Dead (5:50) Testimony of the Ancients (1991)
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Posted By admin on January 19, 2012

In 1991 a video was released that changed the lives of a handful of American metalheads… the Hard n Heavy: Grindcore Special!
Literally months in the making, the following 85-minutes of “explicit everything” features interviews with: Albert Mudrian, Barney Greenway, Shane Embury, David Vincent and Nick Holmes along with clips of from the original 1991 video. This is without question, the most comprehensive exploration of a Hard n Heavy video. On a side note: If anyone knows how to contact Jennifer or Grob from Sonic Relief Promotions, please let us know!
Executive Producer: Decibel Magazine
Rhino Charge: An Introduction – Mark Rudolph & Jason Hundey
Part 1
Hard n Heavy Memories: Albert Mudrian
Part 2
Chuffed and Weakened: Barney Greenway
Part 3
Pinged: Shane Embury
Part 4
Santanic is Just One of Them: David Vincent
Part 5
Egg in the Nest (or The Red Bandana): Nick Holmes
Not a Pleasant Place: A Closing – Jennifer
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