Entombed in dereliction.
Tag: Punk
#166 | Album Review | Chief Tail – Chief Tail
An album review podcast of the debut self-titled record from the punky noise rock gutter denizens, Chief Tail.
#165 | Track Reviews | CATSICK, Cyttorak, Pyrrhon, Don’t Grow Old, Carpenter Brut, and Dearth
Concise ramblings of some relatively fresh tracks and EPs: sloppy punk, planet-demolishing sludge, a synthwave cover, plus a litany of other timbres.
#159 | Track Reviews | Knock Over City, ZOMBIESHARK!, Firelink, Bell Witch & Aerial Ruin, Gaytheist & Intercourse, and Defeated Sanity
Succinct reviews of some fresh singles, EPs, and splits: cybergrind, funeral doom, noise rock, brutal death metal, and a sundry of other tones.
#155 | Album Review | Mammock – Itch
An auditory experience that channels the fragrant stillness of a twilit evening in the dead of summer.
#147 | Interview | Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean
Plunging into dismal depths with a doom goliath.
#121 | Album Review | C.O.F.F.I.N – Be Gone (2019) and Piss~Up (2018) w/ Tarek of Intercourse
A (mostly) retrospective review of the Aussie pub thrashers’ 2018 ripper, Piss~Up.
#111 | Album Review | The Austerity Program – Bible Songs 1 (w/ Adam of Constant Disappointment Records)
“All the wrath of god, none of the salvation.”
#109 | Album Review | GRIZZLOR – COOLNESS FACTOR 6
Grab your makeshift wrenches and welding torches to keep this disheveled crew’s craft afloat as we strike murderous warp speed.
#96 | Interview | Zombie Holocaust (Bay Area Thrash)
Nicolas Gomez, the vocalist of Zombie Holocaust, speaks about the founding of the band, the writing process, and he dives into some stand out tracks. He also talks at great length about his hero/inspiration the bass legend Cliff Burton (Metallica), who shares the same hometown of Castro Valley with Nick.
#79 | Album Review | Aneurysm – Awareness
We delve into the ten tracks of unfettered punk energy pouring from Awareness and marinate in its slop of slurred notes, all while getting eviscerated by its chunky rhythms and unhinged ramblings.
Voices From Corners Unknown, Ep. 24 (Burmese, HolyArrow, BUMMER)
In episode twenty-four, we get steamrolled by the sludgy, experimental dual bass, drum, and vocal grind of Burmese’s privileged. We are ported back to 14th century China in HolyArrow’s epic black metal opus, 靖難/Fight back for the Fatherland, and we convulse in the sludge ‘n roll bliss of BUMMER’s Holy Terror.