In a time of political turmoil, the guys discuss the repercussionsTenacious D face over a single joke, and how that compares to the literal crimes committed by a former and possibly future president; Mike can’t help but Smile about Skindred’s latest release, and Fa explains why Asiyaa is the new rapper you all need to be listening to.

Well, the time has come: We are doing an episode on AI. We have thoughts; you will hear them; Mike says "Yes!" to Yes's Mirror to the Sky and Fa shows you why Manchester's Third Kulture are taking rap metal to glorious new heights.

In possibly our most informative episode ever, the guys sit down with UK Music Lawyer Chris Brown discuss the minefield that is the legal side of the music industry. A must listen for anybody interested in any kind of music career.

Amplifiers have been a constant in live music since the time of our forefathers, but are they necessary any more? Those Music Guys believe they have the answer; Mike goes against the rules of the podcast to discuss Fa’s new band and Fa focuses on Pieces to break down his varied appreciation of punk music.

It's been nearly a month since Metallica released their 11th studio album, 72 Seasons, and we know you have all been eagerly waiting to hear our opinion on. To mark this special occasion, the guys invited their good friend Coop of The Spoken Metal Show Podcast to talk about literally nothing else for over 2 hours. It's like our 5th episode, only MORE! 

Dario Nikzad is a seasoned musician and tour manager who has not only worked with the likes of Anthrax, Clutch and Eagle-Eye Cherry, but also has a fabulous head of hair and is an old friend of at least 50% of Those Music Guys; which is why it took only a small amount of blackmailing to get him on the show to discuss the magic, madness and macros of life on the road.

Ben Shapiro and Jordan Peterson: 2 stalwarts of logic and reason. Nah, only joking; everything they say is nonsense. In addition to their mind blowing views on racism, sexism and the LGBTQ+ community, they also have opinions on music. Will this be the topic about which they finally make sense? You'll have to listen to the podcast to find out; Mike heats it up for Yeah Yeah Yeahs' latest album and Fa goes to a We Three Kings gig and then talks about it.

After having the guys on his show, the mighty Coop from the Spoken Metal Show is here to talk all things music and metal from the local Liverpool scene to the echelons of the Upside Down. Seriously, this episode is the tits.

In the first of a thrilling new mini-series tackling the most controversial hot takes in music history, the guys ask that age old question: Is Rock Dead? Mike is bowled over by Nova Twins' "Supernova" and Fa sets time aside to check out New Divide.

We've talked about when music scenes don't work, now we're going to talk about when they do. James Bennet of 0161 Manchester Underground Metal Community joins the guys to discuss how the Manchester metal scene is becoming a thriving hub for the moshpits of tomorrow.