The Heavy Hole Podcast

This week Sam Shereck (Blame God, Stabbed, etc) and Terrell Grannum (Thaetas, Reeking Aura, etc) return to help Big Will break down the monumental 90s era discography of California death metal band Deeds of Flesh.

This week Nick Didkovsky (Doctor Nerve, Vomit Fist) and Ted Batt (Saprogenous) return for a special gore soaked Halloween horror movie discussion!

This week Frank Heredia of Soul Devourment shares his story and talks the bands recent comic book split release with Anatomia.

Evan Williams (Cancer Priest, CDC, Morbid Entree, ex-Insatanity) checks in for an overdue discussion on his long and prolific history in the NJ/Pennsylvania underground metal scene.

This week Erin Yanke and Jason Dryden of "It Did Happen Here" (podcast and book) discuss the violent infiltration of white supremacists into the punk/HC scene of early 90s Portland and subsequent grassroots anti-racist counter movement which formed in response. Also: Erin talks playing drums for the band Noxeema and the recommends music with Big Will.

This week Phil Wadey of Phil's Breakfast Metal podcast joins us to explore the discography of Supuration, a death metal band from France with a vast, experimental discography dating back to 1990. Bonus French death metal recommendations follow.

Joe Gordon returns to discuss his new band Distant Dominion and gives updates on his work in Mortal Decay, Polterchrist and Between the Killings. As a bonus, Cody Drasser of Afterbirth stops by afterwards to discuss his love of Mortal Decay and NJ death metal.

Big Will, Dave and Terrell take a close look at the short but sweet 90s discography of Chicago based death metal band Oppressor.

This week experimental sludge noise pioneer Mike Duncan of Black Mayonnaise and Pile of Eggs gets into some deep frequencies telling his story, then Big Will and Tom take voicemails, recommend death metal and talk upcoming shows.

This week Scott Lee of the New England Metal and Hardcore Festival checks in to talk the iconic festivals past, present and future. After that, Big Will and Ian reccomend some of the rawest modern death metal available, then talk about shows and animals.