Dustin and Nick are joined by cult film distributor and member of electronic Misfits-themed band Misbits Warren Chan to discuss Static-X’s debut album, Wisconsin Death Trip. The boys find out some new stuff about cult movies, David Lynch, and why album closer “December” feels like it was written by a completely different band.

Dustin and Nick are joined by comedian and pop-punk expert Blake Hammond for a look back at Limp Bizkit’s debut album Three Dollar Bill, Y’all. They have some laughs, say some swears, and Dustin laments on the weak presence of some alt-right dickheads at a recent Limp Bizkit show.

Dustin and Nick tackle the best and worst of nü-metal duets and guest appearances and manage to learn a little something about themselves in the process.

Dustin and Nick tackle the best and worst of nü-metal duets and guest appearances and manage to learn a little something about themselves in the process.

Dustin and Nick do a deep discography dive of German metal band Rammstein, discussing their entire body of work (before the release of their newest album, Zeit), their prolific output of music videos, the over the top pyrotechnics and theatrics of a live Rammstein show, and of course, their involvement in the film XXX.

Dustin and Nick do a deep discography dive of German metal band Rammstein, discussing their entire body of work (before the release of their newest album, Zeit), their prolific output of music videos, the over the top pyrotechnics and theatrics of a live Rammstein show, and of course, their involvement in the film XXX.

Dustin and Nick are joined by comedian Derek Sheen to discuss System Of A Down’s sophomore album Toxicity. They reflect on a life spent playing in bands and working in guitar centers for the briefest moment before a pre-9/11 world became a post-9/11 world, and how this album still remains such a staple of heavy music over twenty years after its release.

Dustin and Nick tackle Alien Ant Farm’s major label debut, ANThology, discussing cool names, the stages of a break-up, and the decidedly less aggressive side of nü-metal that the band represents.

Dustin and Nick are joined by Pittsburgh comedian Shannon Norman to discuss Body Count’s self-titled debut album. A stepping stone to nü-metal, the boys mostly stay on track but at times get real in the weeds discussing the Ramones and how many beds they’ve broken during sexual intercourse.

Dustin and Nick continue their coverage of Scream 3 with special guest Hunter Roberts, recasting the initial trilogy closer with a mostly modern day cast, and finally dive into the nü-metal heavy soundtrack, a veritable Who’s Nü? of the then popular genre.