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The TNM gang go in depth on the first Download 2019 announcement including Def Leppard, Slipknot, Tool, Die Antwoord and more, there's chat about the new Bring Me The Horizon and BABYMETAL tracks, are Greta Van Fleet the new Nickelback and the team pick 6 albums that have flown under the radar this year including breakout US phenomenon Polyphia.

TNM delve into the many uses for David Draiman's (now defunct) chin piercings, there's reviews of the new albums from Greta Van Fleet, Disturbed, Soulfly and Atreyu, looks at the return of Gallows, Slam Dunk and Scorpions chat for Bloodstock 2019 and Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes 'Blossom' is the subject of this week's Album Club.

TNM recap a ludicrous week where Weezer went Latin, one of Insane Clown Posse tried dropkicking Fred Durst and Kid Rock visited the White House, albums from Basement, Ghostemane, Tom Morello and Hangman's Chair are reviewed and Nine Inch nails' The Fragile is the subject of this week's Album Club.

It's one of the best week's of music this year as Behemoth, Black Peaks, Coheed & Cambria and High On Fire's new albums are reviewed, there's further chat on Machine Head, Korn are to produce Koffee, we suspect Jim Root of telling lies and Album Club is on The Distillers' Coral Fang.

Perran and Beez discuss the show news about Machine Head's 'Farewell Tour' and the news that Phil Demmel and Dave McClain are to leave the band.

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The TNM team discuss the return of Architects and The Distillers, the future of Avenged Sevenfold, the new albums from Thrice, Conan, The Primals and an Album Of The Year contender from The Dirty Nil and our Album Club is an in-depth look at Gojira's masterpiece, The Way Of All Flesh.

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TNM review the new albums from Alkaline Trio, Nothing, Leeched and an Amity Affliction robot invasion, there's discussion on Reading & Leeds, which rock and metal star would make a good inflatable to be paraded around the streets and Album Club gets disgusting by discussing Creed's diamond selling album, Human Clay.