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In continuing Duo Month, Danger suggested that the 2010 Album, No Name No Color, from Middle Class Rut gets put on the breakfast table. Monster is too BUSY BEIN' BORN to talk to Danger about his LIFELONG DAYSHIFT. Monster thinks it is SAD TO KNOW if Danger is ALIVE OR DEAD. Monster watches as Danger hits a NEW LOW.
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Machine Gun Kelly and Fred Durst team up for a NuMetal collab that the world didn’t know it needed. Okay, need might be a bit of a strong word. But love it or hate it, it exists. And of course Monster listened to it a bunch of times and has to tell you what he thinks about it. Come and listen, and let us know what you think of the song. But before you do…Fix Your Face!
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Continuing DUO MONTH, Monster wants to put the 2023 album Venom from Wargasm on the breakfast table. Is Monster going to RIDE THE THUNDER or BANG YA HEAD? Danger is feeling FERAL when he hears the DEATH RATTLE. Monster feels a bit of OUTRAGE when he sees Danger's MINIGUN.
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If you grew up in the 90’s and early 00’s listening to Christian music, you have certainly heard of Cornerstone Festival. It was one of the largest Christian music festivals in the 90’s and 2000’s. Join Monster as he discusses the history of the festival as well as discusses some of the artists who played over the years and if it could make a come back. Also, we find out how many times Zao played Cornerstone! (Here’s a hint: It was a lot!)
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Daniel Terry from the DFT Dungeon takes a seat at the breakfast table to breakdown the 2004 Zao album, The Funeral of God. IN TIMES GONE PAST, Daniel would have sung THE LAST SONG FROM ZION. This time, Danger sees THE LESSER LIGHTS OF HEAVEN. Monster joins Daniel to PRAISE THE WAR MACHIENE.
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Earlier this week, you heard Monster and Danger discuss the album “Dispose,” by the band The Plot In You. Astute listeners were probably able to tell, Monster was not a very big fan. But, he also said he was willing to listen to some of their other work to see if it changed his mind. Monster did his due diligence and now he’s back to tell you what he thought of the entire discography.
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Danger puts the 2018 album, Dispose, from The Plot In You on the breakfast table. Monster starts to think this show is RIGGED and after listening to this, Danger starts to wonder if he is HAPPY. Monster wants to be PAID IN FULL and is waiting for THE SOUND of Dangers voice to stop.
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NuMetal is a very guitar driven genre. Join Monster as he talks about some of his favorite NuMetal guitarist and why they are important to the genre. Please leave your feedback and comment on who else should be included .
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Monster has created another game for Danger
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Monster loves talking about a NuMetal list! And thanks to Metal Injection, he’s got a fun one to talk about today! What NuMetal bands deserve to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Who better to answer that than our very own NuMetal Monster!
link to article: https://metalinjection.net/lists/10-nu-metal-bands-that-should-be-inducted-into-the-rock-roll-hall-of-fame
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A weekly music podcast hosted by Danger and Monster, where they provide track-by-track analyses of albums, typically focusing on "heavier" music. Each episode they take a different album and do a…
While they favor heavier genres, they cover fan requests, whether it is an album or a soundtrack.
They talk about it like the two music nerds they are.
The music comes first but the sillies are not far behind.