The Heavy Hole Podcast

This week we talk to the members of Wild Beyond from Philadelphia about black metal, the occult and all of their related other bands. Then, a clearly frightened Big Will calms himself by discussing two young New York bands and upcoming shows with Dave.

This week drummer Douglas Andrae of Post Humous Regurgitation and Hex Machine talks about his philosophy on underground music and his many travels, including his time in Today is the Day and recovering from a brutal car wreck to play drums again.

This week Zach Fogle returns to the show to discuss his journey from a conservative childhood to explicit NSFW noise projects, two of which will be performing at Barely Breathing 4 on Long Island this August. The event is organized by this weeks guest co-hosts Baby Chico records and Syrup Head records.

This week Lucas Anderson of Funeral Leech returns to discuss old shows, new albums and driving in NYC. Then cohost Rick Habeeb guides a completely sober Big Will through 3 Opeth albums based on a listener submitted question.

This week co-hosts Terrell Grannum and Ian Coneys guide Big Will's emotional journey of catching up with Cryptopsy's entire output since 2012 to celebrate the release of their new album.

Aaron Whitesides of Inhuman Scourge stops by for an in depth conversation about his life in the underground metal scene, including time spent playing with the infamous Anal Blast and many other bands. Then, Tom and Big Will take listener voicemails...

This week Rhevok Vermithrax, frontman of Mordant Rhed and infamous metal social media personality, joins us for an in depth discussion on underground metal scene culture and history. Then Big Will and Ian have an emotional conversation about the Cryptopsy discography in light of a new album on the horizon.

Big Will and the gang from Gooned Up Nerds/Merch Hoarder talk about upcoming shows, merch culture, and huge 5XL Shirts.

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This week The Unmen (members of Pink Mass, Skuz, Budd Dwyer) discuss their legendary return and shadowy past. Then Big Will and Tom get nostalgic over the return of a metalcore giant and discuss fighting the temptation to bitterness as we age in the metal scene.

This week Jimmy Forster of the "Jimmy From the Block" YT channel returns to discuss his new band Impure Conception, the state of caveman death metal and the best albums of 2024. Also, special co-host Stefan Goldberg returns to talk metalfests and convinces Big Will to give one of his least favorite bands a fair chance.