NOW LISTEN TO THIS

Brett finally gets Max and Nick to listen to one of his all time favorites, the dark but beautiful Texas rap classic "The Resurrection" by the Geto Boys!

Max and Nick go through and listen to some notable new releases from 2024, and look towards the future as well!

Albums featured:

Dissimulator - Lower Form Resistance

Chelsea Wolfe - She Reaches Out

Aberration - Refracture

Knoll - Offering

Kawir - Kydoimos

Darkthrone - It Beckons Us All...

TWRP - Digital Nightmare

Metallica - Kill 'Em All

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Slayer - Show No Mercy

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Anthrax - Fistful of Metal

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Megadeth - Killing is my Busines... and Business is Good!

We do the unthinkable and cover four albums in one episode! Among the titans of thrash, whose origin rocks the hardest?

Flip your hair out of your eyes and dejectedly lean against a wall while sighing, because we're comparing The 69 Eyes' Devils and Lacrimas Profundere's Ave End.

Will you be my 'amburger? Or will you smoke cigarettes in your bed?

This episode, Max delves deeper into his list of good records from 2023. He goes through a bunch of albums and plays cool songs from them - so sit back and tune in!

Songs included:

Health - DSM-V

Fires in the Distance - Adrift Beneath the Listless Waves

Xoth - Reptilian Bloodsport

Aodon - Swen

Tomb Mold - Flesh as Armour

Uranium - Pure Nuclear Death

...And Oceans - The Collector and His Construct

Randolph & Mortimer - The Incomplete Truth

iNFO - Immersed in Atoms

Stangarigel - Modre Krystalicke Saly

Kalmah - Veil of Sin

ToasterMilton - Vague Sense

1991. Brazil. Thrash. Fight. Kiss?

We compare two of the meanest and greatest thrash albums of all time, both courtesy of Brazil, with a legendary history of shared members and nasty feuds.

Who comes out on top?

2023 was a baller year for music, so Nick and Max deep dive into their top 5 albums and a few honorable mentions!

Dark Taylor is here, and the cusses won't stop. Returning guest Branwen guides us through the best selling 2020 hit, Folklore, and we become Trve Swifties.

John Carpenter synths, check. Sludgy riffs, check. Catchy choruses, check. This record has it all! St. Louis, MO based The Lion's Daughter came at us in 2021 with Skin Show, and left us all... skinned... and showed us? Just listen.