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Cirith Ungol

Cirith Ungol

Search complete. 22 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Cirith Ungol".

Oct 24, 2026

MarkHOST
62:45
It does, but it doesn't.
MarkHOST
62:47
Cirith Ungol's new record is awesome, All the Shadows.
MarkHOST
62:49
You heard Hallow, Nimbus, and Vectum going back to the mid-80s for some killer speed metal.
MarkHOST
62:57
Loudness and Speed from Speed Revolution.
Brian MurphyGUEST
68:50
You, you look at like Ther- like Blind Guardian.
Brian MurphyGUEST
68:52
I mentioned Cirith Ungol.
Brian MurphyGUEST
68:54
Uh, this Eternal Champion, and I have to mention them, you know.
Matt JohnHOST
68:57
Yeah.
NesbittHOST
0:41
Hello, and welcome to the Night Demon Heavy Metal Podcast.
NesbittHOST
0:44
I'm your host Nesbitt, and today we jump back into part two of our Greg Lindstrom interview, guitarist for Cirith Ungol.
NesbittHOST
0:51
This week we get into Titanic, Cirith Ungol, the history of the band.
NesbittHOST
0:55
This is the Greg Lindstrom interview.
NesbittHOST
0:57
[rock music]
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:47
Gonna get you there.
NesbittHOST
1:50
All right.
NesbittHOST
1:50
So you, you guys are doing Titanic.
NesbittHOST
0:45
I'm your host, Nesbitt, and today we have a great interview for you guys.
NesbittHOST
0:49
Jarvis sat down with Greg Lindstrom of Cirith Ungol.
NesbittHOST
0:53
Uh, you should be no stranger to that band if you listen to this podcast.
NesbittHOST
0:57
Uh, we actually did episodes on the history of Cirith Ungol back in, uh, January of 2021, so over five years ago.
NesbittHOST
1:05
Uh, it's been a long time for this podcast.
NesbittHOST
1:07
Um, you heard a few clips from him in those episodes, but now you're gonna get a full in-depth discussion.
Jarvis LeatherbyGUEST
2:00
Greg.
Greg LindstromGUEST
2:01
Jarvis.
Nick RuskellGUEST
30:45
Yeah.
Nick RuskellGUEST
30:46
Um, and that was the first time I'd ever heard of, like, Cirith Ungol and a whole bunch of those kind of bands.
JimmyHOST
30:52
Yeah.
Nick RuskellGUEST
30:52
Um, and at the same time, like, hearing, um, bands like The Gates of Slumber and Solstice and stuff like that for the first-

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