The Heavy Hole Podcast

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.

This week Myk Colby of Wharflurch, Plasmodulated, and Hot Graves returns to talk psychedelic jams, band dynamics and DJ sets. Then Big Will and co-host Hudson recommend some classics and shamelessly plug their own bands.

This week Ben from Brainsmasher YouTube channel and podcast talks collecting metal, picking mushrooms and other compelling lore! Then our producer Tom returns to help Big Will check the voicemail and reccomend two modern classics.

Check out Brainsmasher - https://www.youtube.com/@brainsmasher666

This week head CEO and Baller-In-Charge,  Michael of Barbaric Brutality Records checks in to get DUMB. Also, a solo Big Will claims that he went to a show then recommends old death metal and hiphop.

This week Paul Herzog returns to the hole to discuss his new band Vile Form and reflect on his experiences in the oldschool Chicago death metal scene. Also, Big Will and Rick allegedly get stoned before recommending albums and upcoming shows.

This week upcoming Connecticut death metal act Roots of Deception checks in then Big Will flies solo in some classic reccomendos.

Mark from Long Islands hardest working thrash metal band Electrocutioner checks in for an overdue discussion (including allegations that he was in a band with Justin from the Heavy Hole team).

A bittersweet moment in our platforms history as Ken discusses his decision to retire from social media and delete his popular YouTube archive of classic death metal. We will miss you but respect your decisions. Good luck, Ken!