On this short Next Time On segment, Mat and Ben discuss the albums they're listening to and introduce the subject of the next episode - Ancient Vvisdom's debut album, A Godlike Inferno.

On this episode of The Greatest Thing You've Never Heard, Mat and Ben discuss their love of The Dismemberment Plan's 1999 classic, Emergency and I. This is the first episode where both Mat and Ben were familiar with the album in question ahead of time and the result is an overstuffed commentary where both hosts delve deep into the record's inner meaning.

In this first standalone Next Time On segment, Mat and Ben discuss the albums they're currently listening to and introduce the subject of the next full episode - The Dismemberment Plan's Emergency and I.

Mat and Ben disagree vigorously about Grave's 1994 opus, Soulless. In its most contentious episode yet, The Greatest Thing you've Never Heard dives headlong into death metal and the themes associated therewith.

Mat and Ben interview Pale Divine's Darin McCloskey and Greg Diener about the making of their 2007 album, Cemetery Earth, and touch on the band's upcoming album, Consequence of Time, on Cruz Del Our records.

Mat and Ben discuss Pale Divine's 2007 doom metal masterpiece, Cemetery Earth, and the band's place in the doom scene as they prepare to release their upcoming album, Consequence of Time, on Cruz Del Sur Records.

Mat and Ben discuss the 2012 noise rock debut of Canada's Metz and the band's place at the intersection of noise, punk and grunge. The album is Mat's first pick for the show.

Mat and Ben discuss the 1971 classic album Demon and Eleven Children, by Japan's Blues Creation, and its place in the history of blues, rock, and metal.

On part two of the fourth episode of The Greatest Thing You've Never Heard, Ben and Mat interview Messenger's Khaled Lowe and Barnaby Maddick about the band and the making of their debut album, Illusory Blues.