podcasts

The third episode of our podcast is streaming now -- part one involves us reflecting on Riley Gale's legacy, and part two is about the merits (or lack thereof) of album reviews.

The time is now: Invisible Oranges has launched a podcast. We've called it Screaming Bloody Oranges, and the first episode is streaming now, featuring an extremely special interview with Scott Carlson of Repulsion.

Hosted on our site for the first time

Counterclockwise from top:Justin Bartlett, Mike Hill, Asa E, Jess Blumensheid We come bearing blackened gifts of doom. Jess returns from the ice worm's lair (i.e., school) to deliver her deepest podcast yet. She talks to Justin Bartlett, Mike Hill, and Asa E about their favorite records of this year ...

Illustration of Fenriz by Nagawika There must be some happy medium between "Pro Tooled to death, on Nuclear Blast/Century Media" and "recorded in a dumpster under two damp mattresses, wants to be our MySpace friend." Then again, black metal shouldn't be about happy mediums ...

HewhocorruptsPhoto by Barclay Lewis Jess always comes back from Indiana's annual Dude Fest with the darnedest pictures. Last year it was this lovely latrine. This year it was the above photo. It is of Hewhocorrupts, though it looks like an outtake from Will Ferrell's Old School ...

Homemade EHG shirt Invisible Oranges proudly presents its first podcast, A Better Tomorrow, hosted by Jess Blumensheid. Episodes will occur monthly. This inaugural edition is the heaviest podcast ever. In it, Blumensheid navigates the murky swamps of Southern sludge metal, with a detour up to Ohio ...