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Thunderdome Metal Reviews: The Church of Heavy Metal episodes
- Deathgrave, "Hell is Evil" (8/21/2026)
Gabe felt that Tracey and David we being cowardly and brought the heaviest album of this recording session.
13 min - 21 min
- Grab Bag 059: Van Halen
We've often talked about Eddie Van Halen pistol whipping Fred Durst. Tracey felt it was time to bring them to the front.
48 min - Saliva, "Breaking Through" (8/14/2026)
David wanted to revisit a band from the 1900s that he enjoyed.
15 min - Discography Blast 076: Church of Misery
Ben wanted to journey through a combination of two of his favorite things. Sludge and serial killers.
30 min - The Fuming Mouth, "Ringing Bell" (7/17/2026)
Gabe's Pick for the month of July brings the heaviness along with some late night shenanigans.
14 min - Grab Bag 058: Summer Metal Party
David wanted a summer party. We gave him a horror show instead. Just normal Thunderdome Things
55 min - Ashen Skies "Broken Harvest" (7/3/2026)
Tracey found out the former leader singer of Twelve Foot Ninja was in a new band and needed to share it will all.
12 min - Combichrist "The Venom in the Mouth of God" (7/24/2026)
David felt like there wasn't enough bleeps and bloops going on with out reviews and needed to add more.
18 min - 14 min
About Thunderdome Metal Reviews: The Church of Heavy Metal
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Tracey is a sentient prog metal algorithm composed of chicken blood and spreadsheets (@KloakaMetal), Ben is an oldhead with a penchant for nihilism, sludge, and bourbon (@BenDangerously), Dr. David…
Pizzo (@pizzohistorian) is a world-traveling scholar who bleeds thrash, and Dr. Gabriel Cooper (@lividlunch) when not reveling in a metalcore breakdown brings a plethora of death from the cavernous depths of his murder basement. Together they are just four metalheads giving their thoughts on bands and albums across the metallic spectrum.