Greetings, metalheads! Welcome back to Metal Massacre, the place where Lucian, the weirdo with a beardo, and Dustin, the tsar of gnar, dive into the chaos and creativity of the metal universe. In this episode, we're flying solo, bringing you a laid-back yet electrifying discussion on our favorite metal album covers of all time. From the iconic to the obscure, we're peeling back the layers of artistry that define the metal genre.

Join us as we explore the visual masterpieces that have not only captivated us but have also left an indelible mark on the metal community. From the medieval chaos of Bolt Thrower's "Warmaster" to the vibrant insanity of Necrogoblikon's "The Fundamental Slimes and Humours," we're celebrating the album covers that have shaped our musical tastes and inspired countless artists.

Lucian and Dustin share personal stories and insights about these covers, including Lucian's nostalgic connection to Dethklok's debut album and Dustin's love for the iconic System of a Down's "Toxicity." We also delve into the unique artistry of The Used's "Lies for the Liars" and the trippy visuals of Tool's "Lateralus."

But that's not all! Dustin gives a brief review of Pale Face Swiss's new album "Cursed," highlighting its aggressive and unique sound that blends elements of Slipknot and Acacia Strain. If you're looking for something to fuel your workout or just need to release some pent-up energy, this album might just be what you need.

Welcome back to the gnarliest show on the Internet, Metal Massacre, as we kick off season three with a bang! The weirdo with the beardo, Lucian, and the tsar of gnar, Dustin, are back after a much-needed holiday break, ready to dive into the chaos of the metal world. In this episode, they reflect on the break and the excitement of returning to podcasting, sharing their creative recharge and plans for the new season.

Join the hosts as they discuss the evolution of their podcast and the thrill of being back in the virtual studio, despite the cold Nebraska weather. They reminisce about recent shows, including a wild performance at the Viscerous album release party, and share their excitement for the upcoming season filled with local band spotlights and high-profile interviews.

In this episode, Lucian and Dustin are joined by a special guest, Tyler from Traitors. They chat about Traitors' upcoming album "Phobias," the creative process behind it, and the challenges and triumphs of being an independent band. Tyler opens up about his journey, the inspiration behind the new album, and his passion for entertainment beyond music.

Whether you're a fan of Traitors, curious about the creative process, or just looking to discover new music, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and a celebration of the metal community's vibrant spirit. So grab your headphones, tune in, and embrace the chaos—this is where metal thrives!

Welcome back to Metal Massacre, where the weirdo with the beardo, Lucian, and the tsar of gnar, Dustin, are wrapping up season two with a festive holiday finale. After a brief holiday hiatus, the dynamic duo returns to reflect on a year filled with interviews, shows, and unforgettable moments. This episode is a laid-back chat, reminiscing about their favorite parts of the show, concerts attended, and brainstorming exciting plans for the future.

In this season finale, Dustin and Lucian dive into their journey, discussing the evolution of their podcast and the challenges of high-profile interviews. They share insights on the art of podcasting and the importance of authenticity, drawing from their own experiences and interactions with notable guests. The conversation is a candid exploration of their growth, both as podcasters and musicians, highlighting the unique bond they share with their audience.

As they gear up for season three, the hosts tease future plans, including more local band features and high-profile interviews. They reflect on memorable concerts, from Dethklok's epic set to the immersive experience of seeing Caspian live. The episode is a celebration of the metal community, filled with laughs, stories, and a shared love for the genre.

Whether you're a long-time listener or new to the show, this episode is a heartfelt thank you to the Metal Massacre community. So grab a drink, settle in, and join Lucian and Dustin as they close out the year with style and anticipation for what's to come. Happy holidays, and we'll see you in season three!

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Welcome back to another episode of Metal Massacre! This time, the weirdo with the beardo, Lucian, and the tsar of gnar, Dustin, are back at it with full energy, ready to dive deep into the ever-evolving world of metal and beyond. With diet sodas in hand, they're reflecting on how the podcast has grown and changed over two dynamic seasons, embracing surprises and new opportunities along the way.

In this episode, the duo discusses the art of podcasting, the evolution of their show, and the importance of staying flexible and open to new ideas. They share insights into their journey, drawing parallels with bands like Gore and Ocean Grove, who have similarly evolved over time. The conversation highlights the importance of keeping things fresh and exciting, both in music and in podcasting.

The episode takes an exciting turn with an in-depth interview featuring Dale from Ocean Grove. Lucian sits down with Dale to explore the band's unique sound, which blends elements of nu-metal, hardcore, and more, creating what Lucian describes as "the thinking man's nu metal." They discuss the band's upcoming album "Odd World," its themes, and how it represents a new chapter for Ocean Grove, blending past influences with a forward-thinking approach.

Whether you're a fan of metal, curious about the creative process, or just looking to discover new music, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and a celebration of the metal community's vibrant spirit. So grab your headphones, tune in, and embrace the chaos—this is where metal thrives!

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Welcome back to another episode of Metal Massacre! This time, the weirdo with the beardo, Lucian, and the tsar of gnar, Dustin, are here to dive deep into the latest release from Dead Icarus, "Zealot," and discuss their haunting Halloween drop. Despite nursing a hangover from last night's pool hall escapades, the duo is ready to dissect the new album and share their thoughts on its eerie soundscapes and heavy riffs.

In this episode, Dustin and Lucian explore the intricate layers of "Zealot," noting its creepy yet captivating sound that perfectly aligns with its Halloween release. They delve into the album's nods to early metalcore while comparing it to Alex's previous work with Atreyu. The conversation highlights the album's standout tracks, such as "One Million Days," and the powerful blend of vocals and instrumental prowess that make Dead Icarus a band to watch.

The episode takes an exciting turn with an in-depth interview featuring Alex King from the band Gore. Dustin sits down with Alex to discuss the formation of Gore, their debut EP "A Bud That Never Blooms," and the challenges and triumphs of their first tour. Alex shares insights into the band's unique sound, blending heavy riffs with electronic elements and powerful vocals, while also touching on personal stories and influences.

Whether you're a fan of metalcore, curious about new bands, or just looking to discover fresh sounds, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and a celebration of the metal community's vibrant spirit. So strap in, headbang, and embrace the chaos—this is where metal thrives!

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Welcome back to another electrifying episode of Metal Massacre! This time, the tsar of gnar, Dustin, and the weirdo with a beardo, Lucian, are here to celebrate Halloween, the most metal holiday of the year. As they dive into the spooky season, they explore the traditions, movies, and games that make this time of year so special for metalheads everywhere

In this episode, Lucian and Dustin share their favorite Halloween traditions, from carving pumpkins to watching horror classics. They discuss the thrill of playing horror video games like Resident Evil and the excitement of watching new horror releases like Terrifier 3. The duo also delves into the history of Halloween and its cultural significance, highlighting the ancient traditions that have shaped this beloved holiday.

The episode takes a chilling turn with an exclusive interview featuring Salem Vex from Crucifixion. Lucian sits down with Salem to discuss his musical journey, the evolution of Deathcore, and the influence of pop culture on his work. Salem opens up about his creative process, the importance of physical media, and his plans for the future of Crucifixion. The conversation is a deep dive into the world of metal, art, and the enduring power of Halloween.

Whether you're a fan of horror movies, a gamer, or just someone who loves the spooky season, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and a celebration of all things Halloween. So grab your pumpkin spice, light a candle, and embrace the chaos—this is where metal thrives!

Welcome back to another electrifying episode of Metal Massacre! This time, the weirdo with the beardo, Lucian, and the tsar of gnar, Dustin, dive into the thrilling world of metal icons in pop culture. As the spooky season sets in, the duo embarks on a journey to identify characters in movies, TV shows, and video games that carry the torch for the metal community, even in non-metal settings.

Lucian and Dustin explore the crossover between horror and metal, discussing iconic characters like Buttercup from the Powerpuff Girls, the stoner metalheads from Little Nicky, and Jeff Johansson from Dead by Daylight. They delve into the character of Eddie from Stranger Things, whose epic guitar solo in the Upside Down is hailed as one of the most metal moments in TV history. The conversation also touches on Art the Clown from the Terrifier series, celebrated for his gruesome and elaborate kills that resonate with the metal ethos.

As they share their lists, Dustin reveals his picks, including Mondo Gecko from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Otto the bus driver from The Simpsons, emphasizing the unexpected places where metal thrives. The duo reminisces about iconic duos like Bill and Ted, Beavis and Butthead, and Wayne and Garth from Wayne's World, all of whom embody the spirit of metal in their unique ways.

The episode takes an exciting turn with an interview featuring the up-and-coming band Chained Saint from South Florida. Lucian sits down with the entire band to discuss their influences, the challenges of creating a unique sound in a saturated metal scene, and their upcoming LP, "Blindside." The band shares their journey from garage jams to working with industry legends, highlighting their blend of 80s thrash and modern brutality.

Whether you're a metalhead, a fan of pop culture, or curious about the intersection of metal and media, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and a celebration of metal's pervasive spirit. So strap in, headbang, and embrace the chaos—this is where metal thrives!

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Welcome back to another electrifying episode of Metal Massacre! This time, the weirdo with the beardo Lucian and the tsar of gnar Dustin sit down with the dynamic Alex from Dead Icarus. Dive into an episode packed with energy, insights, and a whole lot of metal spirit as they discuss everything from the band's upcoming Halloween album release to the intricacies of blending heavy, groove-ridden metalcore with uplifting themes.

Alex shares his passion for Halloween, the creative process behind their haunting music videos, and the band's unique ability to mix brutal sounds with positive vibes. The conversation takes an intriguing turn as they debate horror franchises, with Alex passionately defending the Halloween series against Friday the 13th. The trio also delves into the balance of suspense and gore in horror films, drawing parallels to the jumps and thrills in Dead Icarus's music.

Listeners are treated to a candid discussion about the challenges and triumphs of touring life, as Alex reflects on his journey from Atreyu to Dead Icarus. He opens up about the importance of authenticity in art, the cathartic nature of music, and the drive to create something that resonates deeply with fans. With heartfelt honesty, Alex talks about battling depression, finding a renewed passion for music, and the importance of a silver lining in their lyrics.

Whether you're a fan of metalcore, curious about the creative process, or just looking for some uplifting metal vibes, this episode is packed with laughs, insights, and a deep dive into the heart of the metal community. So strap in, headbang, and embrace the chaos—this is where metal thrives!

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