Radio Toilet ov Hell

We play new music from Dysrhythmia, Portrayal Of Guilt, Unaussprechlichen Kulten, Aggravator, and Hot Dad. We also talk new Cattle Decap, willing a new Nile track into existence, Meshuggah scoring the new Matrix movie, Halloween creep, pretentious polyrhythm posers, everyone's love for Lana Del Raymond, and share our unhinged opinions on an assortment of other junk.

Last week episode we were hauntin' Vastums and gettin' Sacred Son'd, shit was fun.

New Music Featured This Week:

Portrayal Of Guilt - 'Self-Inflicted' from Suffering Is A Gift (out now)

Aggravator - 'Desensitized Devotion' from Aggravator (out 30/9 thru Unspeakable Axe)

Dysrhythmia - 'Twin Stalkers' from Terminal Threshold (out 4/10 thru Translation Loss)

Unaussprechlichen Kulten - 'Cranquiluria' from Teufelsbücher (out 18/10)

Hot Dad - 'I Love To Piss' (out now)

Muses come in many forms: sometimes they're apples falling onto physicists, sometimes they're figures in repose on silken sheets, but no matter how they appear, their effect is inspiration. Back in 2017, a peculiar album cover spread across the web, drawing the respect (or incorrigible ire, if you're a huge nerd) of black metal fans the world over. There was something different about Sacred Son—the shades, the lack ov göat blóð, a vacation selfie smile in place of corpse paint. The subversion of expectations hooked me, and underneath the artwork, there was a surprising bite to the tunes as well. Two years have passed since the self-titled debut, but Dane is back, and he's got friends in tow for the second LP, Arthurian Catacombs. I swooped in to talk with him about castle ruins, online anger and the transition of Sacred Son from a solo project to a full-fledged band.

Y'all better fill that comment section with Sonposts. He's watching.

This episode features a heartbreaking work of staggering genius. We did it you guys. We listened to the entirety of Tool's long-awaited opus Fear Inoculum. And you're listening to it with us. We're streaming all 80 minutes of the album plus our commentary as our third eye awakens on this episode of Toilet Radio. Go potty, grab a drink, and strap in for one of the most difficult, and yet most rewarding, episodes we've ever done. It was all worth it for this show. You do not wanna miss this one.

Music featured on this show:

Tool – The whole ass digital album

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We play new shit from Vastum, Haunter, Sacred Son, Nothingness, and Takafumi Matsubara (Grindlink), and talk grind supergroups, separating art from the artist, Disney eating itself in a perpetual ouroboros, Danny Glovering @ gigs, Paint album coversPaint album covers, Mystery Men, go on one of our patented Mortal Kombat tangents, and acting Minnesota nice. Basically we try to distract ourselves from the modern hellworld in which we live.

If you the sound of vomiting bile all over your gentials, check out last week's episode.

New Music Featured:

Takafumi Matsubara - 'Stuttered Rope' from Strange, Beautiful And Fast (out 20/9)

Nothingness - 'Abyssal Woe' from The Hollow Gaze Of Death (out now)

Haunter - 'Spoils Vultured Upon Sole Deletion' from Sacramental Death Qualia (out 13/9)

Vastum - 'Reveries In Autophagia' from Orificial Purge (out 25/10)

Sacred Son - 'The Blind And Feral Whiteness' from Arthurian Catacombs (out now)

It's a hell of an episode, folks. The three good boys chop it up about the issues of the day: King Diamond is going on tour with young supporting talent and we're pretty danged excited about it. Orange Goblin's drummer was denied a visa for a US tour which kicks off some lively discussion about our stupid, cruel government agencies. Also, lol @ Slayer's dumbass NASCAR thing. THEN, Nina drops in to steal the show by interviewing Henrik, keytarist extraordinaire of Sonata Arctica, to talk all things power metal. We learn about their upcoming TENTH! record, Talviyö (Tal-vee-ooh-ah), what it was like working with a producer for the first time, selling out shows all over the damn place, doing meet n' greets with fans, playing huge crowds in South America, how much ass wolves kick, "Shit Load of Money", his favorite song to perform live, backing tracks, and keeping things fresh after all these years. INTERVIEW STARTS AT 36:28. Enjoy!

Music featured on this show:

Sonata Arctica – A Little Less Understanding from Talviyö

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New death/thrash/grind from Cannabis Corpse, Phobocosm/Immolation, Maggot Cave, Horror God, Algebra, and Cosmic Behemoth. We also talk about the Matrix/Spiderman shitstorm, shitty Megadeth & Slayer covers, vomiting all over bile on your dick, haunted se(a)men, DVD region hax, and other life skills.

New Music Featured This Week:

Maggot Cave - 'Sack Whack Headlock' from Pub Full Of Maggots (out now)

Cannabis Corpse - 'Cylinders Of Madness' from Nug So Vile (out 1/11)

Horror God - 'Age Of Madness' from Cursed Seeds (out 27/9)

Algebra - 'Pulse?' from Pulse? (out 30/9)

Cosmic Behemoth - 'Amaranthine Embellished Serement' (out now)

Phobocosm - 'Here In After' [Immolation cover] from Everlasting Void (out 27/9)

We did it. 200 episodes of Toilet Radio in the can. To celebrate, we revisited some of our favorite moments of podcasting history (but not clip-show style. we're too lazy to edit that many episodes). What were our least popular shows? Our most memorable feud? The best impression Breno ever pulled off? We explore the deep ass questions of the day like, "Why the fuck would we do a podcast?" and "When the fuck will we stop?" Also, we're talking about Comic-Con, Breno's adventures in Brooklyn with metal media celebs, and the many, many ways we could have done this show better. It's a shit show and you're all invited.

Music featured on this show:

War Gods of the Deep – Light of You Soul from Action Space Battle

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We've got new death/grind/doom from Ignivomous, Weeping Sores, Engulf, Berated, Galaxy, and Putrescine, we also talk about the very new and relevant Metallica + Megadeth albums, tripping balls at the movies, putrid coffee, multiple attacks @ James Cameron, 70's sci-fi art, Letterboxd, and all kinds of other important junk. Sorry about the burps.

Catch up on our Top 10 Death Metal Albums Of The Decade or previous episodes here.

New Music Featured This Week:

Berated - 'Buscemi' from Berated (out now)

Engulf - 'Bane Of Fire' from Transcend (out 20/9 thru Everlasting Spew)

Putrescine - 'The One Reborn' from The One Reborn (out now)

Ignivomous - 'Thalassophobia' from Hieroglossia (out 30/8)

Weeping Sores - 'Scars Whispering Secret Tongues' from False Confession (out 13/9 thru I, Voidhanger)

Galaxy - 'Sons Of Titan' from Lost From The Start (out 20/9)

This week me and 365 Days of Horror are discussing the topics what been kicking around our squishy brain spaces. We're talking: The surprising participant reactions to our Battle for Ozzfest show / There's a new Tool song! We didn't listen to it. / Ronnie Radke memes enraging the masses, has Toilet ov Hell gone POLITICAL?! / Kid Rock's entire career is a big fuckin' con job perpetrated by a shitty trust funder. Help us find his sex tape with Scott Stapp / We try to figure out what the hell The Hunt is and discuss right wing action movies that are kinda good / Motley Crue's Tommy Lee has a real dumb vision of a liberal utopia. / Wanna defeat Spotify? Unionize the entire music industry. By forcing bands to sell tickets / We have an uncomfortable discussion about revelations that the Dayton murderer occupied similar spaces in the metalsphere. We reflect on misogyny in the scene and the need to get that shit outta here. / Rotting Christ is us / It's hot as fuck outside, don't die for metal / It's a show, folks. Just for you.

Music featured on this show:

Road Mutant – Red Zone Rippers from Red Zone Tapes (Vol 1)

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Today we make our way to the #1 of the albums which made the Toilet ov Hell’s Top 10 death metal records of the past 10 years (2008-2018). We also mispronounce every word in both the English and French languages (even a made up one), pour one out for the Predator, Mastodon movie scores, Obscura vs From Wisdom To Hate, Criterion Collection corruption, Nic Cage's NSBM son, Napster/Limewire/Kazaa/Soulseek era, Danny Trejo's half-mullet, and Gregorian chanting for some reason.

If you missed Part One head on back HERE to catch up, or if you just want new shit here's last week's White Claw ep.

Music Featured On This Episode:

Blood Incantation - 'Hidden Species (Vitrification Of Blood Pt.2)' from Starspawn [2016 - Dark Descent]

Chthe'ilist - 'The Voices From Beneath The Well' from Le Denier Crépuscule [2016 - Profound Lore]

Suffering Hour - 'The Abrasive Black Dust' from In Passing Ascension [2017 - Blood Harvest]

The Chasm - 'Entering A Superior Dimension' from Farseeing The Paranormal Abysm [2009 - Lux Inframundis]

Dead Congregation - 'Graves Of The Archangels' from Graves Of The Archangels [2008 - Independent]

Gorguts - 'Le Toit Du Monde' from Colored Sands [2013 - Season Of Mist]