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Oct 28, 2026

GregHOST
32:44
Both of them are also exploring what to do with the brewery next door.
GregHOST
32:48
One fan asked if Death Metal would still play in the men's room and Greg answered, the answer is somewhere between yes and hell yes.
FlexHOST
32:59
Great answer.
FlexHOST
32:59
There you
Jason WaltonHOST
17:24
And a couple days later, he texted me where he might not be so into Belladonna, right? What?
David James KnightGUEST
17:34
Yeah, I mean, I'm just young enough compared to you guys that I was getting into metal as Thrash was ending and Death Metal was taking off, and I didn't really go backwards from that point forward.
David James KnightGUEST
17:46
So it's really hard for me sometimes to get into big bands that kind of do the more 80s style operatic vocals.
Jason WaltonHOST
17:53
I mean, same, you know, I, I didn't get into Slayer and Metallica until the two thousands.
David James KnightGUEST
19:20
And I wanted to be in like the most extreme and most obscure and like weirdest shit.
David James KnightGUEST
19:24
That was the hardest to get from the furthest away.
David James KnightGUEST
19:27
And then the guys who were into Anthrax and Testament and Slayer were just like the dudes who were into death metal and didn't understand black metal or doom or anything like that.
David James KnightGUEST
19:36
And I kind of liked that separation and it's been hard to try and get over that.
speaker_0HOST
0:01
Hey, Death Metal Guy, you hear that Worm Phlegm is back in the news?
speaker_1HOST
0:07
Yes, Black Metal Guy.
speaker_1HOST
0:09
It's been brought to my attention that seminal torture doom band Worm Phlegm is the talk of the town in the extreme metal scene once again.

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speaker_1HOST
8:10
yeah exactly we got to be
speaker_0HOST
8:12
yeah yeah okay so um without further ado yeah we're starting so seeing as what we did before was um i guess a bit closer to a listicle i think more like an in-depth history and chronology but it definitely moved through a lot of different bands in a somewhat more digestible way than the way we usually do.
speaker_0HOST
8:33
It was basically formatted as me, you know, me being the innocent, naive, and the death metal guy sort of walking me through the gruesome intricacies.
speaker_0HOST
8:45
This time we're just doing full Terminus style reviews of some of these bands, right? So it's with both of us pre-listening, you know, I've done my own pre-listening for this and it'll be more of a back and forth.
speaker_1HOST
8:58
Yeah.
Two Amigos

Two Amigos

Adam Ray

Oct 28 · 3 Mentions

BudPANELIST
7:36
Fuck you.
Adam RayGUEST
7:38
Yeah, death metal bands hate their fans.
BudPANELIST
7:40
No.
Steven CastilloHOST
7:41
My favorite band's rude as hell.
Adam RayGUEST
8:55
And then he grabs a mic and just screams into the mic.
Adam RayGUEST
8:59
where I fall backwards from the monitors.
Adam RayGUEST
9:01
And I was like, oh, you're death metal.
Adam RayGUEST
9:03
He's like, yeah.
ChakiGUEST
15:42
okay dead kennedys were my number one forever like that was the first band i fell truly in love with and obsessed over and as you do when you're a kid you draw their logo on everything and then you know um Then I got into, like, Devo and electronic stuff later on.
ChakiGUEST
16:01
But Dead Kennedys, Bad Brains, Black Flag, and then Death Metal, Morbid Angel, Death, Cannibal Corpse, and all the rest, which GWAR fits really nicely in between Death, that world of punk and death metal, like gross stuff about guts and killing and then like, you know, fast riffs and hardcore riffs and stuff like that.
ChakiGUEST
16:24
So so I eventually saw them at the age of 14 at the Hollywood Palladium and 1994.
ChakiGUEST
16:33
And it was everything I wished for and I thought and I knew of that I wanted to see.

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ChakiGUEST
29:27
He's amazing.
ChakiGUEST
29:28
He's so old and he's still playing drums for them.
ChakiGUEST
29:30
And he's doing death metal bass and drums and everything.
ChakiGUEST
29:35
The drumming is great in the band.
David PizzoHOST
2:01
But just how massive that...
David PizzoHOST
2:03
It's like one of the incubators for... certainly tons of thrash but also death metal like Chuck Schaldner was up in that scene also and so it's been sort of a death metal thrash incubator for a long time it
TraceyHOST
2:19
has been and then these guys brought it out and just like hey let's just live up to our roots guys
David PizzoHOST
2:25
Make it toilety.
David PizzoHOST
2:41
I was like, have I listened to this twice? Because it took an hour when I was walking.
David PizzoHOST
2:44
I was like, oh, yep, I did.
TraceyHOST
2:46
so like i honestly this is probably the one i've listened to the least and i'd like to make sure i've listened to it once more at the g of the day and i was like man it's been a while since i've had one of these anthem games where it's just like it's death metal with some punk influence and 12 vocals
David PizzoHOST
3:01
right i get it yeah no no release no no relenting or peace or nothing
speaker_0HOST
0:00
hey everyone thanks once again for tuning into the broken record player podcast we are moving along here with our genres of metal series we are on episode five today and of course i've got necrotic nick back from thralls of metal we are diving into the world of metalcore so get ready to hit the mosh pit maybe put on some camo or some eyeliner depending on what kind of metalcore you're into and let's do this because we're talking metalcore on the broken record player podcast All right, everybody, welcome back to another episode.
speaker_0HOST
0:46
As we dive into the genres of metal, I am here with my co-host, Necrotic Nick from Thralls of Metal.
speaker_0HOST
0:52
Welcome back.
speaker_0HOST
0:54
Thank you for having me once again.

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speaker_0HOST
25:47
Nice, nice.
speaker_0HOST
25:48
There's so many bands.
speaker_0HOST
25:49
It's like, this is the great thing about Metalcore is like, we're going to be naming all these different bands.
speaker_0HOST
25:55
And it's like, we'll see.
Shan MorrisonHOST
6:18
Yeah.
Shan MorrisonHOST
6:19
Not a death metal part, but you looked apart.
Shan MorrisonHOST
6:21
I
Jess StainesHOST
6:22
think it's these outfits, Kelly, that give us into fanatics because the second time that we wore these outfits, our magic would be gone.
David SavageGUEST
4:23
Well, Carnage were...
David SavageGUEST
4:26
They're one of the forgotten bands, aren't they, of that real early sort of Swedish death metal sound.
David SavageGUEST
4:32
I think it was 1990 it came out.
David SavageGUEST
4:34
I think Earache put it out initially.
David SavageGUEST
4:39
And, yeah, along with, I suppose, like Never Flowing Stream and Left Down Path was just one of those early pinnacle sort of death metal records.
David SavageGUEST
4:47
But it does so often get...
David SavageGUEST
4:50
Get brushed aside.
David SavageGUEST
6:06
It's got Dan Seagrave artwork.
TonyHOST
25:48
And a bunch more that we'll promo here in a minute.
TonyHOST
25:50
Upcoming guest-wise, we have Brock from Ohio's death metal band Church coming on the show.
TonyHOST
25:53
Nils Vomiter of Possession, ex-Cruel Force, and ex-Nocturnal coming on here.
TonyHOST
25:57
We have Malformed out of Finland coming on the show.

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TonyHOST
40:47
And before we even do that, I do want to start.
TonyHOST
40:48
You have a new thing on your resume.
TonyHOST
40:49
You've also become the vocalist of the Swedish death metal band Consumption.
TonyHOST
40:54
And you'll be on their upcoming fourth

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