In this episode we review the new releases playlist!

Cryptopsy: An Insatiable Violence

Malevolence: Where Only The Truth is Spoken

Vandren: Apex Violator

We also cover new singles:

Revocation Ft Johny Davy: Cronenberged

Scalp: CONSPIRACY

This week we review new music from Dissonant Seepage, King 810, Fallujah, Heavan Shall Burn and more! We also breakdown the new release that is taking the metal world by storm, Draugveil with the release- Cruel World of Dreams and Fears. We also discuss what it is that makes something heavy. Is it the speed? The tuning? The production? We also sit down and review a classic in the death metal genre. The 1995 Melodic Death Metal Classic- Slaughter of the Soul by At The Gates

The Dads are back to review new music from Stray From the Path, Rivers of Nihil, Psycroptic, Pillars of Cacophony, and more! They also break down some of the most recent metal news like DL's new music endeavor, Born of Osiris line up change and more! We also finally breakdown the best albums from the polish tech death legends Decapitated.

This week we cover new releases from Midnight, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Feversea, Blackbraid & more! Archspire has announced a new drummer after months of speculation. Cryptopsy is rereleasing their debut and have asked from help from Undeath, Emasculator and even a surprise country musician! We also finally sit down and discuss the albums from the Florida Death Metallers MORBID ANGEL!

The Daddies discuss new music from Abigail Williams, Shadow of Intent, Cryptopsy, The Callous Daoboys, Full of Hell, Larcenia Roe and More! They discuss the new Blood Incantation Tour for Absolute Elsewhere. They also have a discussion of identifying who these 2 old obscure bands end up becoming.

***WARNING**** If you are a Sleep Token fan, squeamish to disgusting song titles or are vegan, there are some things in the episode that might upset you.

The Dads sit down and talk about the Mastodon concert at the Factory. New music is reviewed such as Behemoth, Ghost Bath, Sleep Token, Vulvectomy and more! There is some online beef in the metal community and the Dads talk about it in the metal news. They also sit down to talk about teaching kids chores, watching them grow and trying to divide your time. In the current times they also discuss the hardships that international bands face when coming to the U.S.

We have officially been a podcast for 1 full year! That's 365 days! 52 Weeks! We did it!

We have some new releases to go over such as Hate, Coffin Feeder, Caustic Wound, Neural Glitch and more!

We also discuss upcoming tours such as the revamped Jasta led Summer Slaughter Tour.

We also discuss when there are lineup changes and copyright disputes causing issues in bands

We also rank the original deathcore pioneers DESPISED ICON!

During a Chaotic week we are back to review new albums from Employed to Serve, Caliban, Ghost and even Machinehead. There are some new album announcements from Putridity and even Metalcore Legends Deadguy who released their first song in 30 years! We also discuss the NFL draft and potential for next season. We also sit down to talk about the band that created the genre that is the whole reason we are here. The creator of Death Metal, the Godfather of the morbid, the one, the only, DEATH!

We stick to the underground releases this week from artists such as Crypts of Despair, Buried Realm, and Brain Stem. There is also a new Crimson Armada EP in there as well. We also discuss the news and allegations surrounding Aborted's ex drummer. We can only take so much sass from these kids so we talk about it. There is also the Titanic museum that shows the wackiness of the tragedy. Jeff dampens the mood with OKC bombing museum. We then finally wrap it up by going through the albums of Carnifex.

We talk about new releases like the new Album Biographyte from Cytotoxin. We also discuss getting older and the clothes we as men have for options. We also talk more about sports ball and discuss the UFL. We go over the Louder Than Life Lineup and how stacked it is. We also dive into the discography of the Djent pioneers Meshuggah.