Brandon is joined by Comedian Nate Fillers once again to discuss each other's top 10 essential metal songs list, a great episode for someone looking to get more into the genre.  This list will probably be forever changing which will be touched upon in future episodes. Stay heavy. 

Disturbing the Priest is back with another Metallica episode involving the very controversial album LULU. Brandon, a huge Metallica fan, discusses the record with his good friend John Mcwatters, a huge Lou Reed fan, in hopes to find out if this album is actually as bad as people say. 

Brandon dives into the new Metallica song and wonders what the new Metallica album will hold. The episode serves as a breakdown and review of the new song in Brandon's quest to find out if it's any good. 

Brandon breaks down and ranks every song off Black Sabbath's 11th studio album Born Again. The episode discusses the messy history of the creation of this record along with the awful tour which followed it. Listen now to learn about what makes each song good or bad and why this is Black Sabbath's most underrated album. 

 Brandon is joined by comedians Kevin Brady, Nate Fillers, and musician Julian Rose to discuss great bands that kind of lost their way. Some of the groups discussed are Metallica, Irom Maiden, Kiss, and many more!

On this episode, Brandon is joined by comedian Nate Fillers to discuss the best (and maybe worst) singers of the metal genre. They discuss singers ranging from classic metal to black metal, you don't want to miss this! 

Brandon is joined by comedians Nate Fillers and Nate Hilli along with musicians Dan Allen and Julian Rose to discuss everything progressive metal. Expect discussions on Tool, Dream Theater, Devin Townsend, and Death. 

Brandon and Comedian Nate Fillers discuss the worst albums. 

Ghost is one of the biggest metal bands of the 2010s and has been growing ever since. As praised as Ghost is in many corners of the genre some people just aren't buying it. Posers, industry plants, and baby metal are all names that have been used to describe Ghost by metalheads but why is that? In this episode, Brandon does a deep dive into the history of Ghost as well as how the band was perceived in the metal community. 

Brandon does a deep dive into King Gizzards' thrash metal album "Infest the Rats Nest. The episode serves as a breakdown of the story and music on the album.