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Knox Colby of crossover thrash brutalizers Enforced joins Psychic Warfare for an absolutely jam packed, emotional, poignant, and in depth discussion on how his life was changed by the philosophy of Stoicism, how community is one of the most important foundations of human growth, and how he, and we, can come to the realization that we are all God. Knox also tells some incredibly personal stories about his confrontation with his own dark thoughts and how they found their way on Enforced's upcoming record, War Remains, and we talk about the philosophical implications of his lyrics on songs yet unheard from the new record.
Andrew Thorp King, author of Failure Rules: The 5 Rules of Failure for Entrepreneurs, Creatives, and Authentics, joins the show to talk about how failure can distill us down to our most authentic selves, the most important lessons of hardcore, how we can embrace our calling journey, how we can stop clinging to safety, and much more! I'm hoping to have more guests on the show who are philosophy authors and who also happen to be huge fans of heavy music, so I hope you all enjoy this twist of an episode and look forward to more in the future, and of course many more interviews with heavy music's most iconic artists!
Djamila Boden Azzouz, vocalist of the massively emerging UK metalcore outfit Ithaca, joins Psychic Warfare to speak about recognizing the self as divine, growing up with religious trauma, exploring the beautiful messages of Islam, accepting your feelings with grace and compassion, and so much more. All this and so much more on Episode 15 of the Psychic Warfare Podcast.
Bobby Amaru, vocalist of early 2000s hard rock breakouts Saliva, joins Psychic Warfare to speak about how addiction can remove you from reality, whether one of the meanings of life is to leave an impact on those around you, and the heartbreaking story behind one particular Saliva Song.
The Callous Daoboys are a mathcore outfit out of Atlanta, GA, and they are making huge waves with their ever present end of year best-of list maker of a new album, "Celebrity Therapist." Vocalist Carson Pace joins Psychic Warfare to discuss how his struggle to find love for problematic relatives informed the record, and also discusses how we can cultivate empathy, whether we can truly separate ourselves from our beliefs, and much more.
Psychic Warfare is back from its holiday break, and I hope everyone had a safe and happy holiday season! On our first episode back, Stu Folsom, vocalist and creative mind behind crossover-thrash cowboys Spiritworld, joins Psychic Warfare hot off the back of their lauded new album Deathwestern. Stu talks with us about justice, vengeance, creating and manifesting your dreams, staying organized, and the wisdom and philosophy of Cormac McCarthy. Come join us as we thrash into the new year with an amazing chat with an artist that is going to be on the metal world's radar for a long time to come.
Matt McGachy, vocalist of legendary tech-death outfit Cryptopsy and host of the Vox & Hops Podcast joins Psychic Warfare to discuss his feelings on putting our intentions out into the universe and how that rewards us, how the daily hobbies and outlets that bring us enjoyment will evolve with us as we grow as humans, and how kids can teach us to view everything in life as an ever present wonder. All of this and more from an incredible vocalist and podcaster in his own right on Episode 11 of Psychic Warfare!
Phil Pendergast, lead vocalist and lyricist of doom metal outfit Khemmis joins Psychic Warfare to speak about how joy and terror create transformative experiences, whether we are dictated by fate or control our own destiny, the healing power of present-mindedness, and so much more on one of the deepest and most personal dives yet taken on the podcast.
One of the biggest and best content creators on metal social media, HolidayKirk, the CEO of Nu-Metal himself, joins Psychic Warfare to talk about the insight and philosophical ethos behind Nu-Metal and how it reflects our desire for freedom from society and ourselves, how it's about looking forward and not to the past, and also how much damn fun it is. This and more in a not to miss interview with one of the best, brightest, and hardest working in the metal media world today.
Gabriel Franco of Unto Others, one of the fastest rising bands in metal, joins Psychic Warfare for a candid discussion on the inescapability of nostalgia, how the only absolute truth in life is subjective truth, and how there is no true winner between light and darkness in our universe. Listen to Gabe discuss all of these topics and more in an episode featuring one of the best rising talents in heavy music.
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