Bronze Metalist

This week, the fellas done get et up by the netherworld as they listen to Swallowed By Hell by the Thrash Metal band Morbid Saint.

This week the fellas continue a longstanding summertime tradition of listening to a Dream Theater album. Up for discussion this year: 2021's A View From The Top Of The World!

From vacation we rise for another episode! This time, Kerry King's debut solo album From Hell I Rise!

Does this album have an overlong, kind of pretentious name? Yes. Is it absolutely awesome? Also Yes. This week, the boys listen to an album with a run time commensorate to its name, the fantastic Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night by Night Verses.

This week the fellas spend some time with ELDEN RING: Shadow of the Erdtree... oh and also they listened to Mechanize by Fear Factory.

For the first time in a long time, the fellas re-visit Khemmis, this time with their 2021 album Deceiver.

The boys delve back into some Teutonic Big Four Thrash Metal for this week's ep, giving Kreator's 1987 album Terrible Certainty a listen.

This week the fellas get a taste of blistering Arizona heat with the fantastic new album from Old School Death Metal darlings Gatecreeper, Dark Superstition.

The boys enjoy a few genuine German brewskis to go with this genuine German Thrash Metal, the compilation album Hair of the Dog, by Tankard!

For this week's episode, the boys set aside an hour and change of their time for one of the most legenday doom albums/tracks/songs of all time: Dopesmoker by Sleep!

The boys spend some time acquainting themselves with some classic "New German Hardness" in this episode, with Rammstein's second album Sehnsucht.

For our 300th episode, the fellas make time for an album that's been on the backburner since it came out in November, Silent Planet's newest, Superbloom!

This week the fellas listen to the second best (or worst) thing to debut in 1996! Wait... what's the other thing?

The boys listen to a slightly moodier, slightly groovier new record from ERRA, the brand spankin' new Cure.

Both boys may be unwell, but that won't stop them in the slightest from gushing about the first Job For a Cowboy album in a decade: Moon Healer!

Sometimes you just gotta make your friends listen to the entire discography of a band that is gonna make them sad, and that's just how it is.

Non-Metal March takes us back to 1977 we go for Mr. Billy Joel's true breakout album, The Stranger!