Note: this episode starts off with some really bad audio quality for Tom. It does get better eventually, though. I tried everything I could to fix it but it's just what it is.

Waiting until after all the eye-popping and rapturing of souls from the North American Eclipse has settled down, we're finally releasing our bonus episode on the discussion of Korn's experimental dub-step album, The Path of Totality. Tom and Jeremy just have a short discussion on the album and why it ever happened.

While we keep working on turning our last live stream episode into a proper podcast episode, we do have a bonus interview episode to share with you all. Zeke of XIII joins us again to discuss the latest on music from XIII, live streaming performances, and video games

In this episode, Tom and Jeremy discuss:

This week's blind listen is Mac Glocky's rendition of Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles" in the style of Korn.

Tom and Jeremy talk about the year 2023, including:

This year's final blind listen is "Take Off" by Gideon.

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On this episode, Tom and Jeremy discuss:

This week's blind listen is "i HatE myseLf" by FREAK.

Also, really want to apologize for the audio quality on Tom's track. Working to fix things up for future episodes!

On this episode, Tom and Jeremy discuss

This week's blind listen is a band that we've featured before (but Jeremy kind of forgot about that), Flash Back with "Drip So Slow".

On this episode, Tom and Jeremy discuss

This week's blind listen is In This Day, a band in Florida's local music scene which Jeremy is acquainted with. The singer J.D. had recently passed away and Jeremy wanted to share this as a tribute to him. Tom finishes the episode off with a hilarious off-topic blind listen by comedian Kyle Gordon.

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Tom and Jeremy are joined by Amanda of the Digital Logik Gaming podcast to talk about nu-metal and other rock and metal music in video games. They have a casual talk about their history and fond memories of music in video games and the place heavy music has in video games. And they discuss the game Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath: Vengance of the Slayer (yes, that is the actual full title) which is an old school first-person shooter for the PC that is an ode to the 90s era of gaming and attitude. Check out "Outside Freaker (Combat X-Mix)" at the end of the episode.