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We spoke to the Atlanta-based cryptic progressive death metal band about their debut EP “Shamballic Vibrations,” getting into the weeds on what makes their unusual death metal resonate.

Khanate, experimental drone/doom royalty, return. We talked to Alan Dubin and James Plotkin about their new album “To Be Cruel”

We talked to Ilmari and Tyko from Finnish progressive folk troupe Tenhi about their new album and how long it took to get to this point.

We talked to Vaelastrasz mastermind Min Naing about a host of topics, ranging from inventing “sportswave” to the volatility of dungeon synth Facebook groups.

We talked to Memorrhage and Cara Neir mastermind Garry Brents about their extensive back catalog and the current nu-metal revival.

We talked to Majesties members Carl Skildum, Tanner Anderson, and Matthew Kirkwold about their recent debut album, and discussed their love for melodic death metal’s beginnings.

Hey, we brought this back too! Our comeback episode features Dødheimsgard founder Vicotnik, and we enlisted Doldrum and Erraunt guitarist Oneiric/Ben D. and our friend Ben “Brainsmasher” to dive deep into the new record and the band’s past.

We talked to Blood Incantation members Jeff Barrett, Isaac Faulk, and Paul Riedl about their upcoming synth/ambient record “Timewave Zero,” which may not be death metal but is certainly as space-obsessed as the rest of their music.

Jon Rosenthal sat down with John Haughm, Don Anderson, and Jason William Walton to discuss Agalloch’s first EP, “Of Stone, Wind, and Pillor.” The episode also includes a foreword by Aesop Dekker, who drummed on some of their later work.

Our podcast returns, this time with ex-editor-in-chief Andrew Rothmund sitting in for a special and lengthy discussion on how heavy metal and movies interact.