On Episode 11, Ryan reviews new releases from doom metal band Primitive Man and former Oasis/Beady Eye front-man Liam Gallagher.

On Episode 10, the first episode of the new weekly RLT schedule, Ryan reviews two new albums, Wolf Alice's "Visions of a Life," and Primus's "The Desaturating Seven."

On Episode Nine, Ryan and special guest Adie Stone review the new album "Villains" from Queens of the Stone Age, as well as the 1977 David Bowie album "Low."

On Ep 8, Ryan reviews new releases from Accept, Doom Side of the Moon, and Vic Mensa. Then on the Main Event, Ryan and special guest Jerry "Venom" Cortes review the new eponymous record from Dead Cross and Faith No More's classic 1995 album "King For a Day, Fool For a Lifetime."

On the first installment of a new series, Ryan looks at Agalloch's 2010 album "Marrow of the Spirit."

On Episode Seven, Ryan and special guest Mike DePaul review the new Bloodclot album "Up In Arms," as well as the classic 1986 album "The Age of Quarrel," by Cro-Mags.

On the third installment of Under the Radar, Ryan reviews the 2014 album "Withered," from Germany's Earthship.

On this installment of "First Listen," Ryan gives his initial reaction to two new tracks from the upcoming Protomartyr release "Relatives In Descent," as well as a track from the upcoming Converge release "The Dusk In Us."

On the second installment of "Head-Scratchers," Ryan tries to come to grips with a somewhat perplexing release from the Melvins, called "A Walk With Love and Death."

On the first installment of a new segment, Ryan revisits Papa Roach's 2000 album "Infest" to find out if it does in fact hold up.