How does a band made from New Jersey hardcore musicians end up being a nu-metal band that is constantly referred to in the same sentence as Soulfly? Strap on your alcoholic mittens and listen along as we talk all things Ill Niño. From singing in a second language to writing on an acoustic guitar as well as getting Dr. Drums on the phone to find out if Ill Niño make good use of their extra percussion.

Brace yourself for some serious name dropping during our very own pick of destiny story as we talk Tenacious D's self-titled album. This album has a place in a lot of people's hearts and the metal community really embraced the 'D. They played just before Slipknot at Rock Am Ring just a few years ago to dudes in Arch Enemy shirts singing along and to pay full respect to the band and this album, we were lucky enough to find someone who spent New Year's Eve with Tenacious D many years ago, so listen up for the inside scoop that only a hard hitting podcast like Bacio Death Trip can provide.

P.O.D landed on the scene in a big way with The Fundamental Elements of Southtown. Big, bouncy energy coupled with songs about Christianity and to celebrate it, we talk about tantric sex and WCW wrestlers. What more than you could want?

Come listen to us talk about an album that 100% of Google users like and that 60% of DC Talk fans enjoy.

::: TRIGGER WARNING::: This episode discusses issues around sexual assault.

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Podcasting is a brutal industry. You're only as strong as your listeners, unless of course you have some kind of podcast angel on your side. So when an incredible listener, Dustin actually used the Request an Album form on our website and suggested we do an episode on a beloved album of his, Flaw - Through The Eyes, of course we obliged. But what happens when one of the co-hosts can't stand the album? Our podcast style determines your listening style.

We comb through the data and crunch the numbers to see if this album is indeed, pop-punk. Actually doesn't matter because this album is a banger and we'll be first in line to see the promised Sk8r Boi movie sometime this year to mark the 20th anniversary of this album launching and blowing up every radio and tv.

This week we take on somewhat lovable horror-punk group Murderdolls. If you missed out on Famous Monsters era Misfits with Michele Graves, then Murderdolls were there for a young generation to experience the similar thrills and spills one would expect from a B-Movie loving bunch of punks. But how much Murderdolls were the Murderdolls and how much were they Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13?

If you aren’t listening to Relationship of Command, you’re listening to too much hip hop and heavy metal. You’re also not listening to enough Bacio Death Trip. No one is though. Put in the hours. Make it form your personality like some fedora wearing dude reading The Game. Start negging us as we peacock around and talk about a band that imploded 6 months after this amazing album came out.

In the early 2000's, Roadrunner Records released so much music from a lot of bands you probably never heard of. Downthesun might be one of them but are they worth your time all these years later? I mean, they were championed and produced by Clown from Slipknot, so they can't be all bad, can they?

Constantly grinding. Moving truthfully. Eyes open. Eyes shut. Always.

I'm at a loss as to what to write here. I don't want to tease anything that happens on this episode except for the fact that it was really fun to record. Alright, you twisted my arm. I love Cold - well, the first two albums anyway. But that's all I'm going to say. If you have has as much fun listening to the episode as we did recording it, then that's awesome.