Two post-millennials discuss the various subgenres of modern Metal and their far-reaching cultural implications. This week, the boys discuss the 63rd Grammy Awards; the winners of many categories, criticisms of the establishment, and performance reviews are among the subjects discussed.

Two post-millennials discuss the various subgenres of modern Metal and their far-reaching cultural implications. This week, the boys make their fifth stop on The Opethyssy, a series where they contextualize Swedish progressive metal band Opeth and their discography, with their 2001 release, Blackwater Park.

Two post-millennials discuss the various subgenres of modern Metal and their far-reaching cultural implications. This week, the boys make their fourth stop on The Opethyssy, a series where they contextualize Swedish progressive metal band Opeth and their discography, with their 1999 release, Still Life.

Two post-millennials discuss the various subgenres of modern metal and their far-reaching cultural implications. This week, the boys explore the musical and cultural phenomenon of Hollywood Undead, and attempt to explain and interpret the music and people's enjoyment of it.

Two post-millennials discuss the various subgenres of modern Metal and their far-reaching cultural implications. This week, the boys make their third stop on The Opethyssy, a series where they contextualize Swedish progressive metal band Opeth and their discography, with their 1998 release, My Arms, Your Hearse.

Two post-millennials discuss the various subgenres of modern Metal and their far-reaching cultural implications. This week, the boys make their second stop on The Opethyssy, a series where they contextualize Swedish progressive metal band Opeth and their discography, with their 1996 release, Morningrise.

Two post-millennials discuss the various subgenres of modern Metal and their far-reaching cultural implications. This week, the boys make their first stop on The Opethyssy, a series where they contextualize Swedish progressive metal band Opeth and their discography, beginning with their 1995 debut, Orchid.

Two post-millennials discuss the various subgenres of modern Metal and their far-reaching cultural implications. This week, the boys embark on the maiden voyage of The Opethyssy, a series where they contextualize Swedish progressive metal band Opeth and their discography, as well as touch on all aspects of their career and music.

Two post-millennials discuss the various subgenres of modern Metal and their far-reaching cultural implications. This week, the boys discuss Coma Ecliptic, Between the Buried and Me's seventh studio album, and why the record works great as a stand-alone prog release, as well as a worthy edition to the band's extensive catalog.

Two post-millennials discuss the various subgenres of modern Metal and their far-reaching cultural implications. This week, the boys explain why power metal is their least favorite subgenre, as well as regional and generational influences that drive the genre's fanbase.