Scars and Guitars

Scars and Guitars

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Scars and Guitars episodes

  • Dan Mitchell (Autumns Eyes)

    Renowned as Autumns Eyes, Dan Mitchell is gearing up to release a new album, presenting an excellent opportunity for an engaging chat. We'll reflect on the epic 70000 Tons of Metal Cruise, dissect the omnipresent coverage of Taylor Swift, particularly as she recently graced Australia's shores, discuss the nuances of Australian accents and the cultural cringe surrounding Crocodile Dundee, talk about a life-changing Ayahuasca experience, discuss heavy and extreme metal, and explore many other topics. As a fitting conclusion, Dan's single, "Faith in Cycles," will play at the show's end. 

    2 hr 20 min
  • New Music Show February 2024

    The Scars and Guitars New Music Show returns for February 2024, showcasing an impressive roster of cutting-edge artists including I AM HERE, DORO, High on Fire, MY DYING BRIDE, Lesbian Bed Death, Saturday Night Satan, Olathia, Necrowretch, DAMNATIONIS, SULFURIC HATRED, ABERRATION, DIABOLIC OATH, Maurda, REFRACTURE, Black Hate, GATES TO HELL, Stellar Remains, 72 Legions, Manifestations, Lifesick, Dripping Decay, ABORTED, KAOSPHERE, JUNTA, and RAW WAR. Prepare for an exploration of extreme and blackened sounds.

    Reflecting on recent months, a change in ownership in 2022 prompted the quest for a new podcast host. With Whooshkaa's acquisition by Spotify, Anchor emerged as the recommended alternative, albeit with frustratingly limited music-sharing capabilities. Most of the music featured on the show was sourced directly from agents, musicians, and distributors, much of which wasn't even available on Spotify. By November, it became evident that the show couldn't continue under these constraints. Now, with the opportunity to host the show anew on a different platform and explore other music projects, listeners can tune in via iHeart Radio, iTunes, Amazon, and more.

    The eagerly awaited return of the monthly music show is finally here, and it's here to stay!

    2 hr 4 min
  • Kyle Thomas (Exhorder)

    In this chat with Exhorder's Kyle Thomas, we explore the band's album "Defectum Omnium," set to release via Nuclear Blast in early March 2024. Kyle sheds light on the album's themes alongside discussions about the inspiration behind their music. We also delve into the recent addition of Pat O'Brien from Cannibal Corpse to the band and Exhorder's connections with fellow New Orleans bands like Eyehategod and Phil Anselmo. The conversation takes a deeper dive into specific tracks, such as "The Tale of Unsound Minds". Furthermore, Kyle addresses Exhorder's perspective on comparisons to Pantera and reflects on the current political landscape, particularly in light of authoritarian measures during the COVID era. 

    33 min
  • Dana Strum (Slaughter/ Vinnie Vincent Invasion/ Vince Neil)

    Slaughter is gearing up for performances at Glam Fest. The highly anticipated conversation with Dana has finally arrived, and he certainly lives up to expectations. From sharing insights on Ozzy and Vinnie Vincent to discussing the importance of staying true to oneself amidst temptation and much more.


    Glam Fest plays in Melbourne and Sydney.

    Friday 16 February MELBOURNE, Melbourne Pavilion

    Sunday 18 February SYDNEY, Metro Theatre and Metro Social

     

    All information - glamfest.com.au

    51 min
  • Hugh Cornwell (ex-The Stranglers)

    Hugh will tour Australia from July to August 2024, performing solo hits and beloved classics from The Stranglers' repertoire. In our conversation, we delve into his literary pursuits, his podcast focused on film, his renditions of The Stranglers' hits, and many other topics.


    For tour dates and tickets, click here: https://metropolistouring.com/hugh-cornwell-2024/

    34 min
  • 70000 Tons of Metal cruise, Miami and Dominican Republic review and reflection

    Join me as I recount my journey aboard the 70000 Tons of Metal cruise in 2024, featuring adventures in Miami and Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic.


    Conversations can be found here: https://scarsandguitars.com/70000-tonnes-interviews/

    Featuring:

    • Angra: Felipe Andreoli
  • Blood Red Throne: Ivan Meathook Gujic (guitars) and Sindre Wathne Johnsen (vocals)
  • Inhuman Condition: Terry Butler (Obituary), Taylor Nordberg (Deicide), and Jeramie Kling (ex-Venom Inc.)
  • My Dying Bride: Aaron Stainthorpe
  • Noturnall: Saulo Xakol (bass), Henrique Pucci (drums), Thiago Bianchi (vocals), and Mike Orlando (guitars)
  • Scar Symmetry: Per Nilsson
  • Sodom: Tom Angelripper
  • The Halo Effect: Niclas Engelin
  • Tygers of Pan Tang: Jack Meille and Robb Weir
  • Unleashed: Johnny Hedlund
  • Carnation (all members)
  • 9 min
  • Tom Angelripper (Sodom) aboard 70000 Tons

    This episode features a discussion with Tom Angelripper from Sodom. The conversation was recorded aboard the 70000 Tons of Metal 2024 cruise. We delve into the event's atmosphere and discuss the path and musical pursuits of Tom and Sodom.

    13 min
  • Per Nilsson (Scar Symmetry) aboard 70000 Tons

    This episode features a discussion with Per Nilsson from Scar Symmetry. The conversation was recorded aboard the 70000 Tons of Metal 2024 cruise. We delve into the event's atmosphere and discuss Per's path and musical pursuits within Scar Symmetry.

    18 min
  • Noturnal aboard 70000 Tons

    This episode features a discussion with Saulo Xakol (bass), Henrique Pucci (drums), Thiago Bianchi (vox) and Mike Orlando (guitars) from Noturnal. The conversation was recorded aboard the 70000 Tons of Metal 2024 cruise. We delve into the event's atmosphere and discuss the path and musical pursuits of Noturnal.

    1 hr 4 min

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