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In this episode we have Italian symphonic death metal masters Fleshgod Apocalypse. We chat with bassist Paolo Rossi as he dives into his quarantine life that involves cooking recipes, other hobbies, as well as the symbolic tone from their latest record, Veleno. Veleno is out now on Nuclear Blast Records.

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We got the opportunity to chat with the talented Corey Beaulieu, guitarist of Trivium. They just dropped their 9th studio album titled "What The Dead Men Say" and it's nothing short of spectacular. Corey goes into the development process for the newest record, and the challenges of meeting the logistic and financial goals of the band during an album release within a pandemic. We also test him on how well he knows his own songs. "What The Dead Men Say" is out now via Roadrunner Records.

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In this episode, we sit down with founder and guitarist Enrico Schettino of Italian technical death metal band Hideous Divinity. As being in one of the worst countries to be hit with the pandemic, he speaks out holding nothing back on his quarantined life in Italy. He also goes into their latest record and touring with the likes of Aborted and Vader and what exciting goals they have in store once the lockdown is over. Their latest record, "Simulacrum", is out now via Century Media Records.

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In our latest episode we have guitarist Pat Sheridan from Fit For An Autopsy. He speaks on his life during quarantine and the impact of the pandemic within the music business and beyond. FFAA also dropped a new track appropriately titled "Fear Tomorrow" and he dives into the bands future outlook, including an amazing story about Trivium's frontman Matt Heafy and his growing friendship with him.

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Today we talk hip hop with Majik Ninja Ent. artist Lex the Hex Master and Lyrical Snuff Production artist Claas. With time comes change and that's true for Hip Hop as well. What are some thoughts on hip hop then vs now? 

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Today, we had the amazing opportunity to chat with singer, writer, and activist Shawna Potter from feminist hardcore-punk group War On Women. People and artists like her are more of what the world needs. Aside from fronting a metal band and managing small businesses like Big Crunch Amps alongside band mate Brooks Harlan, she creates workshops about safer environments around the public to working towards eliminating harassment. Those workshops spawned her own published book titled "Making Spaces Safer", and we urge everyone to go out and pick up a copy through AK Press. While everyone is on lock down, this also gives musicians like her time to work on new albums, which is exciting stuff we can expect in the near future. As usual, stay safe everyone! War on Women's latest record, "Capture The Flag" is out now via Bridge 9 Records.