Discography Discussion

Party on Forever!!! That's the theme of this fantastic episode of Discuss Metal where Andy Atkins of A Plea For Purging sits down with Dan and Joe to talk about his time in the band, how music has changed, and what he's been up to since the band broke up. Not a conversation to miss. #discussmetal

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Do you people like ice and winter? No? Well you might change your mind after hearing Immortal Souls. David Van Zandt joins us on this episode of Discography Discussion to talk about the frosty Immortal Souls and their unique brand of wintermetal. Can a gimmick carry a band? Or do they need to thaw out? You decide on this episode. Enjoy. #discussmetal #ImmortalSouls

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Immortal Souls Episode Playlist:

1. Everwinter

This week on the Discuss Metal Podcast we welcome Luke Easter, formally of Tourniquet, to talk about his time in the band as well as his solo album The Pop Disaster. Luke was kind enough to speak to Dan about his vocal style and history of singing in bands. Not an episode to miss! #discussmetal

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Have you been pressured into believing a band’s catalog is “classic?” That is the question that presents itself on this episode talking about death metal legends Obituary. Innovation is only present in certain bands and the rest seem to get a free pass by devoted fans. Is Obituary a classic and innovative band? Find out the answer (or at least our opinion) on this episode. #discussmetal #Obituary

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Obituary Episode Playlist:

1. Internal Bleeding

David Bunton of The Showdown sat down with us tonight to talk about some high voltage, riff tastic heavy metal. We discussed the beginning, ending, and middle of The Showdown as well as how we feel about Metal in general in today’s market as well as how hard it can be to exist within a Christian music scene that has expectations and mindsets pushed onto you. Not a conversation to miss if you are into The Showdown or metal in general. #discussmetal

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The Blamed is one of the most important bands in punk rock and hardcore whether you are aware of it or not. For some they are the “missing link” between aggressive punk rock and blistering hardcore. Bryan Patton from the As the Story Grows podcast sits down with Dan and Joe to discuss exactly what made this band so important and why they continue to put out important music to this day. #discussmetal #TheBlamed

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1. Drunk

No matter where you live, War of Ages has played your town. They are one of the hardest working bands in metalcore, and have carved out quite the career for themselves in only 15 years of existence. On this episode of Discography Discussion, Dan and Joe are joined by David Van Zandt as they try to figure out how a band can keep metalcore relevant all these years later. Enjoy. #discussmetal #WarOfAges

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1. Rise From the Ashes

Are chaotic metal bands compatible with progressive metal? That is the main question going into a discussion about Car Bomb. They do everything they can do the right way for chaotic and technical music, but can they bridge the gap between noise and beauty? Dan and Joe plan to find out. Enjoy. #discussmetal #CarBomb

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Car Bomb Episode Playlist:

1. Gun Under The Table

Tantrum of the Muse was undoubtedly one of the most insane and controversial bands to come out of the Christian heavy music scene in the late 90s and early 2000s. Stephen Sarro, the man behind Tantrum of the Muse, and Unteachers, sits down with Dan to discuss the history of TOTM and the formation of Unteachers. They also discuss what it was like growing up in the Christian music scene and try to get to the bottom of some of the craziest rumors that have been passed around for years concerning the band’s behavior on tour. You’ll want to grab a drink and some popcorn for this one. #discussmetal #Unteachers #StephenSarro

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Sometimes a band reaches a fever pitch in popularity to where they become a meme. The sad part is that no matter how good that band is they can sometimes never escape the meme they have been placed in. In the case of Job for a Cowboy, they did everything in their power to escape their past, and put out some records that you probably weren’t expecting. On this episode of Discography Discussion, we try our best to look past the memes to give this band the objective look they deserve. #discussmetal #JobForACowboy

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Job For A Cowboy Episode Playlist:

1. Knee Deep