We take a look back at Hevvy Devvy and his Hevviest, but perhaps not his Devviest, project: Strapping Young Lad's final album, "The New Black".

With Cattle Decap's newest album "Death Atlas" on the way, Kayle and OJ spend a bit more quality time with their 2015 epic "The Anthropocene Extinction".

The boys find "Sanctuary" in this week's album, Into the Mirror Black (1990).

We back!

Your genuine radio boys are back after a trip to the Dream Theater, and a delightful showing of "Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence."

Kayle is extremely tired for this Episode of BMP, where the boys dig into Kreator's 1989 classic, Extreme Aggression.

Spend some time out in your nearest creepy monumental park in this weeks Bronze Metalist, featuring Opeth's landmark 2001 album "Blackwater Park".

Takin' a trip on down to the ole Swiss Coroner's office for this one broh. No More Color in this one.

Well, if finally happened. We were in a good enough mood to bring it back down with the Swallow the Sun's heartbreaking newest album, When A Shadow Is Forced Into the Light.

Kim Bendix Petersen, AKA KING DIAMOND is a legend of the metal world, with a huge vocal range and distinctive stage persona that helped give birth to Black Metal as we know it through his band Mercyful Fate.

After he left Mercyful Fate broke up in 1985, King set out with several bandmates to create his own brand of metal in the solo project bearing his name. THEM is the second album in that project, and the first of two concept albums dealing with a fictionalized horror-movie version of King's childhood.

Welp, we're back to Converge! Join us today as we discuss 2017's The Dusk In Us