The latest episode of the Funda-Metal-Ists podcasts sees Duel, Pete and Richard discuss the sudden passing of legendary bassist Sean Malone(Most notably of Cynic), discuss the merits of Metallica, Vader, and Black Witchery's covers of Motorhead's classic track "Overkill" for "Metal Cover Worth Covering" as well as debut a new segment, THE HOT BOX where we see whose hot takes are truly up to snuff.

All this and the usual nonsense ,

So turn up The Funda-Metal-Ists podcast, the best metal podcast from the worst metal town.

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This episode sees the gang countdown their top metal albums and eps of the year 2020 as well as letting everyone in on some behind the scenes Slack channel discussion.

Outrage abounds on this episode of The Funda-Metal-Ists Podcast.

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The Funda-metal-ists are back with another edition of "Under the Knife!" 

This time we're taking a look back at Type O Negative and the legacy of Peter Steele; one of the largest personalities in the history of heavy metal, both literally and figuratively. Join us as we travel from Peter's 1st major band Carnivore, to Type O's rapid ascent, and ending with Peter Steele's untimely death,with  loads in between including THAT "Playgirl" photo shoot.

All this plus entertaining nonsense, on this episode of The Funda-metal-ists.

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On this edition of the Funda-Metal-ists podcast we have reviews for:

Firstborne - "Cut the Strings."
Trident- "North"
and Wayfarer - "A Romance With Violence"

The gang also discusses and dissects the Decibel Top 100 albums of the decade list and let's just say that more than a few complaints are filed.

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

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The Funda-Metal-ists are back with a brand new episode!

Contained herein are reviews for:
Heathen-"Empire of the Blind."
Anaal Nathrakh- "Endarkenment"
Greg Puciato- "Child Soldier: Creator of God."

We also bring back the increasingly popular "Covers Worth Covering," this time focusing on three Queen covers from Metallica, Testament, and Death Angel.

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

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The gang reflects on the recent passing of Eddie Van Halen, reprises "What We Have Been Listening To," and gives reviews and thoughts on Zeal And Ardor's new track "Tuskegee,' Enslaved's "Utgard," Ordinance "In Purge There Is No Remission," and "Djinn" from UADA.

There is also the return of "Covers Worth Covering" featuring three covers from classic thrash metal band, Sepultura by Crown, Children of Bodom, and Decrepit Birth

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The Funda-Metalists are back! This episode includes "What We've Been Listening To," as featured music from love Metal band 616 with their track "Dead and Beloved."

The main feature this time is the return of "Under the Knife," this time focusing on Swedish black metal legends Dissection and their controversial front-man Jon Nodveidt. Our critical overview of their career will span most eps, all albums, as well as information on Jons role in the Kellers Park Murder, and Jon's allegiance to the MLO.

All this and more on the Funda-Metal-Ists!

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This edition of the Funda-Metal-ists podcast features "What we've been listening to," as well as what has been happening in the world of heavy metal, including word of a new Anthrax album!

The crew will be giving "Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down" reviews to a multitude of artists including heavy-hitters Gojira, Enslaved, Incantation, Wayfarer and more!

All of this plus more rhetorical drive-bys than you could hope to file a lawsuit over!

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Duel, Richard, and Pete discuss Sodom, Fetid Zombie, Kataklysym, Enslaved, Unleash the Archers and more in "What We've Been Listening To..." 
In the news this week...
Fleming Rasmussen calls Lars Ulrich #useless
Kirk Hammet calls "Junior Dad" on par with "Ride the Lightning"
Paul Bostaph says new Kerry King band not named Slayer, sounds like Slayer
Mastodon and Lamb of God release new music for the "Bill and Ted Face The Music"
Tribulation announce new album "Where the Gloom Become Sound"
and Riley Gale, front-man of Power Trip, dead at 35

The panel then discusses the legacy of Gale and of Power Trip, as well as taking time to talk about In Flames' divisive remakes of four of their most popular songs from seminal album,  "Clayman."

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The best metal podcast from the worst metal town returns with discussions on what we've been listening to which includes Zeal and Ardor, Wodensthrone, and a lot of Finnish death metal. The gang discuss and react to news that Spotify CEO David Ek says bands don't release music often enough, Scott Ian thinking bands should have to be up front about using pre-recorded tracks live, and the members of Immortal fighting over rights to the band name again. 

In a new segment, "Covers Worth Covering" it is a Alice in Chains themed discussion featuring the panel talk about Opeth's cover of "Would," Suicide Silence's cover of "Them Bones" and Khemmis recent cover of "Down in a Hole."

The Episode concludes with a measured discussion about Ukrainian black metal band Drudkh and whether their mysteriousness is an attempt to hide dubious leanings.

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