Devil Master

yeah hopefully they do

And then, oh, I, I've got the devil master album on vinyl.

That's it.

Oh yeah.

If you like, like we said, '90s influenced metallic hardcore, this is an EP to get on.

Uh, Devil Master released Bloody Dreams on Relapse.

It's their third album, from the US.

So, I remember being like [clears throat] a big fan of 2019's, uh, Satan Spits on Children of Light, which has got-

Yeah

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I think what, what I picture Devil Master is, like, leather jackets and stud belts, but like with gothic war paint and like crucifixes.

Yeah, mate.

That was California's discrimination, bringing the raw D-beat there with Crystal Knocked off their self-titled full length.

Next, we have some weird psych crust from Devil Master, who are out of Philadelphia.

This is Your Worm's Vein Delusions off Bloody Dreams.

God.

And they had a live record out last year as well that was pretty good.

Uh, features members of the band Devil Master who also have a new record out titled Bloody Dreams out now on Relapse.

I probably won't get that on the show, but, uh, if you're looking for that, that's out now as well.

And, uh, Glorious Descent is going on an East Coast tour this week, and we will talk about that in a moment as well.

daylight in the forest You were under a spell down to your death if you take what this is If you take what is in your

Closing out the new music portion of the show there with some metal punk was Philadelphia's Devil Master, with a track off their third album of blackened punk entitled Bloody Dreams.

2005 was a great year for folk metal, so we're going to celebrate some of the strongest releases of the sub-genre that year, first being The Gathering Wilderness, the fifth release by Ireland's primordial kings of blackened Celtic folk metal.

With my passion

It's not that it's the same bands over and over again at Decibel, but it's like a very kind of like... predictable lineup like it's kind of like just like what the bands that you see on the cover of decibel which i don't subscribe to decibel anymore because it's just kind of boring because it's just the bands that albert likes you know like it's it that that's my take on it at least this year and i feel like decibel beer

and metal is the same uh he's on the cover Devilmaster.

Devilmaster, yeah.

And that's good.

It's great that they promote Philly bands.