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Oct 23, 2026
Steven HillHOST
Do you want to give a quick shout out to the one that didn't make the cut? A little honorable mention? The one, the
John HenryGUEST
honorable mention is Carcass Heartwork, which is...
John HenryGUEST
Other than At the Gate, Slaughter of the Soul, that's my number one favorite metal record of all time.
John HenryGUEST
I have a different story about getting into metal.
50 MINS LATER
John HenryGUEST
But yeah, they really did that well where they they maintain their sound like they didn't just come out and and do what like was cool in metal or what was popular in metal they made a record that you know like that seems like it could have been a follow-up and that is really fucking hard to do after 20 years you know i can imagine i haven't i haven't done it but i can imagine you know
Steven HillHOST
Yeah, I reckon it would be very difficult to follow.
Steven HillHOST
I mean, yeah, it's a lot of having to follow classic albums that we're talking about here, you know, be it The Beatles or Nirvana or At The Gates and I think even Carcass as well, you know.
Steven HillHOST
Oh yeah.
DiabloPANELIST
Killer Be Killed, Dream Gone Bad, Painted Wives, Stay With Me, great song, great band, Spiritual Beggars, Until the Morning, which we've played that band a few times in the past, and they are a great band, super group, featuring Michael Amat from, what is he from? Yeah, I don't know who Michael Amat is.
DiabloPANELIST
Carcass, and what is the one with the...
DiabloPANELIST
Broad singer, the death metal broad singer.
DiabloPANELIST
Arch enemy.
AlexHOST
no I fucked around in the Jason's alright my
MichaelHOST
home address is no we're doing Heartwork by Carcass we're doing the seminal 90's probably the first ever melodic death metal album it's gonna be a good time I really like this album I hope Ryan likes this album I also kinda hope he doesn't like this album cause either way it's gonna be fun what do you don't know what don't you know Is it the first one I like? I would say so.
MichaelHOST
Hard work, you said? Do you think
AlexHOST
Ryan's going to like
Martin PopoffHOST
So Cathedral was the favorite one.
Martin PopoffHOST
But Carcass as well with Heartwork, which was fairly accessible for Carcass.
Martin PopoffHOST
So they seemed there was a lot of excitement.
Martin PopoffHOST
They were on their way with that.
Jackie SmitHOST
Yeah, it just doesn't sit right with me.
Jackie SmitHOST
And then the other one, I mean, I've never been the biggest fan of Carcass, but I will say Swan Song was truly a low point in that band's career.
Jackie SmitHOST
I like Necroticism very, very much as an example, and Heartwork is, you know, I can take or leave, but I understand that it's a landmark record, but...
Jackie SmitHOST
Swansong, to me, there's no debate.
Alex WebsterGUEST
So I think both of those bands, even though they evolved into very tight-sounding thrash bands, Some of the things that they did on their early records had a massive impact on the death metal scene, and probably the black metal scene, too.
Joel McIverGUEST
What did you guys think of the UK stuff, like Carcass and Napalm Death? It was more in, like, a grindcore direction?
Scott PatrickGUEST
Especially, I like Carcass, but not as much as I like Napalm.
Scott PatrickGUEST
Napalm, to me, they had good production, but Napalm, to me, will always just be...
Scott PatrickGUEST
People say grindcore, they know what they want.
Ben SearleHOST
Nice.
Aaron OsborneHOST
Um, and then my last one is an EP, but the song itself ended up on an a- album later, but it's Under The Scalpel Blade by Carcass.
Aaron OsborneHOST
And the, it was a flexi disc thing on the front of a c- copy of Decibel Magazine-
Ben SearleHOST
Mm
FredHOST
And here is another killer album that you have to check out.
FredHOST
Immediately when I pressed play, I felt At the Gates, Carcass, In Flames, but it would also be for fans of like Dissection, Septic Flesh.
FredHOST
The brand new album, In Darkness, Shadows Are Gone by Estider off of Rockshot Records is a phenomenal album mixing, I'm calling it black and death metal, and coming all the way from Colombia.
FredHOST
This album was recorded over four years and it really, for being such a long album time-wise, it really sounds cohesive and flows extremely well.
FredHOST
There's a lot of different styles in there.
FredHOST
As soon as I pressed play, I got an At the Gates feel within like the first 10 seconds and that sound carried with me throughout the entire album.
FredHOST
And if you know me, Slaughter of the Soul is one of my favorite albums of all time, which I'm still wondering, is Slaughter of the Soul better than Carcass Heartwork? Let me know which album you think is best in the comments.
FredHOST
I might do a versus video on that pretty soon.
MikeHOST
And here is another killer album that you have to check out.
MikeHOST
Immediately when I pressed play, I felt At The Gates, Carcass, In Flames, but it would also be for fans of like Dissection, Septic Flesh.
MikeHOST
The brand new album In Darkness, Shadows Are Gone, by Eshtider off of Rockshot Records is a phenomenal album mixing, I'm calling it black and death metal and coming all the way from Colombia.
MikeHOST
This album was recorded over four years and it really, for being such a long album time wise, it really sounds cohesive and flows extremely well.
MikeHOST
this thing is forceful there's plenty of those black tones in that black metal style but there's tons of death in that death metal fierceness and maybe even some leanings towards extreme metal this is a really diverse album there's a lot of different styles in there as soon as i pressed play i got an at the gates feel within like the first 10 seconds and that sound carried with me throughout the entire album and if you know me Slaughter of the Soul is one of my favorite albums of all time.
MikeHOST
Which I'm still wondering, is Slaughter of the Soul better than Carcass Heartwork? Let me know which album you think is best in the comments.
MikeHOST
I might do a Versus video on that pretty soon.
MikeHOST
But loving At The Gates so much, this album played right into it.
Andrew O'NeillHOST
Um, so in the studio, someone's going, "I know h- exactly how to make you sound how you wanna feel," right? So Colin Richardson produced this.
Andrew O'NeillHOST
The reason they got Colin Richardson to produce it is 'cause Dino Cazares, the guitarist and the main writer on this r- record, was a huge fan of Carcass and Bolt Thrower, and Colin Richardson had produced them.
Andrew O'NeillHOST
Al-
Stephen HillGUEST
Mm-hmm
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