Join the gang for a deep dive into the discography of one of metal's all-time greatest bands, Slayer.  Part one focuses on the debut release "Show No Mercy" and continues until "Seasons in the Abyss" covering every colossal album in between including "Reign in Blood."

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On this edition of Under the Knife, the guys take on The Dillinger Escape Plan, a band who's pioneering and math-infused musical chaos is rivaled only by that of their tours, lineup changes, studio sessions, and lives. Follow along as we dissect their entire catalogue, from the first unnamed demo all the way to the final second of Dissociation.

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The boys rank and discuss their top metal albums and EPs of 2021. WE'RE BACK MFers!

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This latest edition of The Funda-Metal-ists presents: Under the Knife takes a closer look at one of the coolest dudes in all of heavy metal, Dan Lilker.

Starting off as the 1st bassist of Big 4 thrash act Anthrax and going on to form two of the most influential and popular crossover thrash bands in existence, Lilker's legacy is undeniable in the metal scene.

But did you also know he is a legend in the underground grindcore scene as well becasue of his work in Brutal Truth.

Join us as we discuss the politics, the break-ups and most importantly the musical legacy left by a towering figure both figuratively and literally in the world of heavy metal.

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This episode of the podcast icnludes reviews for:

Anatomia-"Corporeal Torment"
Panopticon-"...And Aagain Into the Light"
and 
Nemorous- "Nemorous"

Duel, Pete, and Richard also discuss new singles from Hooded Menace and The Absence as well as the recently announced Pscho Fest 2021 line-up.

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The Funda-Metal-Ists are back with new reviews from some of the newest releases in heavy metal, the albums featured this week are:

Vreid- "Wild North West"
Grave Miasma - "Abysss of Wrathful Deities"
and Oryx- "Lamenting A Dead World"

The gang also reacts to news regarding Rings of Saturn and Megadeth as well as the recently announced return of "Metalocalypse"

All this and more from the best metal podcast from the worst metal town, The Funda-Metal-Ists

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The Funda-Metal-Ists are back with a new edition of Under the Knife, this time featuring Seattle, Washington's own Nevermore.

Nevermore is nothing if not unique, their sound ranging from thrash, to melo-death while even some power metal influences are thrown into the mix for good measure. In a career spanning over three different decades and featuring legendary musicians such as Pat O'Brian and Jeff Loomis Nevermore never truly repeated themselves and even managed to put their own unique take on more than a few covers including "The Sound of Silence."

Join the Funda-metal-ists as they recap every album, every Timothy Leary reference and each member of the panel gives their top 10 tracks from the bands 7 album discography.

Welcome to The Funda-Metal-ists, THIS is Under the Knife:Nevermore.

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The Funda-Metal-Ists have returned with a review heavy episode featuring talk and commentary about singles from At the Gates and Panopticon as well as reviews for Hideous Divinity's "LV-426" EP, "Fortitude" from Gojira and Cannibal Corpse's "Violence Unimagined"

There is also discussion about Dave Mustaine's new book and "Rotting Ways to Misery: The History of Finnish Death Metal."

All this and more on the latest episode from the best metal podcast from the worst metal town.

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The Funda-Metal-Ists return with a brand new slab of nerdery for you all. On this episode we discuss:

What We've Been Listening To
Covers Worth Covering featuring three Celtic Frost Covers:
Insect Warfare-"Into The Crypt of Rays"
Sepultura- "Procreation of the Wicked"
Opeth- "Circle of Tyrants"

We also review a single from Nemorous and discuss the latest album from Birmingham, UK based black metal band Wode- "Burn In Many Mirrors"

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