Billy Anderson
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Oct 15, 2026
JeffHOST
It's a great record.
JeffHOST
And I picked up the third Samiam record, Billy, recorded by the great Billy Anderson.
Mike ScondottoHOST
[laughs]
JeffHOST
Uh-
Aaron OsborneHOST
... about smoking weed.
Aaron OsborneHOST
Um, but, and then the cool, one of the coolest things for me is I Exist, our second record we recorded with a guy named Billy Anderson who produced and recorded this record.
Aaron OsborneHOST
And, like, still to this day, not the I Exist record people like the most.
Aaron OsborneHOST
Sadly, the one that we probably put the most effort [laughs] into is the one that hasn't been played-
Ben SearleHOST
We should do a, a Billy Anderson episode.
Aaron OsborneHOST
I mean, I got some-
Ben SearleHOST
If we ever do a Patreon.
TraceyHOST
There's no guest musicians.
TraceyHOST
Producer for the album is Billy Anderson.
TraceyHOST
dave where in the fuck did you find these guys
Gabriel CooperHOST
somebody recommended them on on the internet like on either he was either on reddit or something else and i think it was like kind of file under interesting death metal records or interesting like i don't really know but the reason that i chose it was because of the name of the band dragons of sunlight like if you're thinking about a time of year where you don't want to go in the sunlight summer is a pretty pretty bad time for you then this is a pretty deranged just like all out crazy um deathy blackened something going on here with samples which i know you love tracy
Pete ChurchillHOST
It was just over a year since Souls at Zero came out, and from what I've read and seen in the way of interviews at the time, there might have been a bit of stress with the label.
Pete ChurchillHOST
It was released in August 1993 by Alternative Tentacles, and it was recorded at Coast Recorders by Billy Anderson, who between this and the next album, True Silver and Blood, would really cement the Neurosis sound.
Pete ChurchillHOST
There is another significant jump in musicality.
Pete ChurchillHOST
They've shed any pretense of being a punk band at this point.
AfzaalGUEST
He was like another member of Crisis.
AfzaalGUEST
But what I'm saying is I, uh, we were spoiled working with Stevie, then we worked with Billy Anderson, you know, in California, who's also a legendary producer.
AfzaalGUEST
Ryan fits that same mold.
AfzaalGUEST
I was so surprised.
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AfzaalGUEST
Exactly.
AfzaalGUEST
Yeah.
AfzaalGUEST
But you know, that's what I was saying, like Steve McAllister and Billy Anderson are, like, masters of, of tape editing and, and splicing.
AfzaalGUEST
I mean, they would do all the, you know, razor blade edits and stuff, and they were, they were done on all the albums that we worked on before, like physical razor blade edits.
Nick RuskellGUEST
Which-
JimmyHOST
Which was, that's a big thing, was that sort of the back of Billy Anderson doing The Gathering Wilderness-
Nick RuskellGUEST
Yeah
JimmyHOST
... wasn't it? So it's, uh-