According To Metal

Jason flying solo to review Dark Tranquility's new album, Moment.

Jason and Biv Review Lords of Black's most recent album, Alchemy of Souls Part 1

Jason and Biv Review Black Fate's most recent album Ithaca.

2020 has been well...interesting. But Jason and Biv want your holiday season to be merry and bright. So, Biv shares live album that he has listened to that Jason hasn't and we play everyones favorite game of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or Fuck Off. Plus 3 album reviews from Pyramaze, Fates Warning and of course, AC/DC. Check it out.

Jason and Biv are back head bangers. The guys as always discuss the latest metal news, 3 new album reviews from DGM, Teramaze and Sinner's Blood (one of which is AOTY material). They are joined by special guest Simone Mularoni from DGM and of course we take a trip down BBB memory lane and discuss BBB alumni and where they are now.

Jason and Biv review Sinner's Blood's debut album, The Mirror Star. Why does Dino Jelusic and his band Animal Drive get mentioned in this review and why do the guys think James Robledo is a star in the making? Listen up!

Jason and Biv review "I Wonder" by Teramaze. This is the first time Jason had really dug into a full album of theirs and compares the vocals of Dean Wells to that of Warrel Dane and Michael Eriksen but why?

Jason and Biv meet up again with Simone Mularoni from DGM to discuss their new album Tragic Seperation. Simone discusses what makes it different than some of the others, his favorite song on the album as well as what recording in the studio with the band is like and the difference in can make in the song writing process. Also, the impact COVID has had on bands like his and more.

Jason and Biv review DGM's most recent album Tragic Seperation. While Jason has always been a huge DGM Fan(boy), Biv hasn't been at all. Pretty sure you will be surprised as much as Jason as to what he thought.

A sneak preview of According To Metal 2.0 Reboot as Jason & Biv discuss Rob Halford "perhaps maybe kinda singing Tim Ripper Owens Judas Priest songs 17 years later, after he listens to them of course (Jason Rant Warning) and the guys review Tragic Seperation from DGM. One of the guys was never a fan of the band, but this album won him over. Listen to who that might be and their thoughts on it.