Icelandic black metal bands, crust punk, Bastarður, Disfear.

News in the metal world, and we talk about festivals we went to in the summer.

Long show!

We had a guest on this show, our good friend Sigvaldi, aka Valli Dordingull, a giant in modern times saga of heavy metal in Iceland.

We talked about the arrival of the internet, first years of chatboards, Biohazard, Death, USA, Korn and everything else...

Been a while, but we do this when we have time and for our pleasure.

We talk about Left to Die, Def Leppard, Sátan metal festival and more metal gossip and bla bla bla...

Intro and outro music by Þrumuvagninn - Þrumuvagninn

"Þrumuvagninn is probably the first band from iceland that can be called a Metal band. A hard rock band with a clear NWOBM innfluence. They releashed their debut ÞRUMUVAGNINN in 1982. Þrumuvagninn was active in the years 1979-1982"

We talk new Iron Maiden movie, we talk this and that, mostly that, and we go over ChatGPTs list of 100 Icelandic metal bands.

Intro music: Þrumuvagninn - "Þrumuvagninn" (1982)

Ep 6, we go all over the place, little bit looking into recent news in heavy metal world. Deep dive nerd talk as usual.

Back in the saddle. We touch ground here on Dimmuborgir, Flames of Hell, Sororicide, and everything and nothing, mostly nothing...

Sátan Festival in Iceland, and bands that ended up in Iceland in the 90's and early 2000s.

Tom Warrior, Jeff Walker and other cool cats. "Can Gísli get starstruck?" is of course not the theme of this episode, just a light weight title since we jump between to many subjects in our show.

Here we dig into some Mantas and origins of death metal.

Here is our first episode. We kinda introduce ourselfs and talk about our band background and such.

This is our podcast, recorded in downtown Reykjavík, about Icelandic metal, Icelandic metal history, along with Florida death metal, Dutch death metal, Norwegian black metal, Manowar, Rob Halford, global metal festivals, to name a few topics.

This is made out of our love of heavy metal music, hope you enjoy as well.

Intro: Þrumuvagninn - "Þrumuvagninn" (1982)