The crazier the fists, the snowier the cap of the romance. And this week we have 36 of them bad boys. This week Brad and Josh are taking a listen to the Alaskan natives, 36 Crazyfists and their 2004 album, A Snow Capped Romance. We missed a real opportunity to post this at The End of August, but we've got our capsules ready to swallow in atonement. Come see what we have to say about this album and see if it cuts the mustard. 

Orange you excited to be gobblin' up this episode. This week on the Two Decades Too Late podcast, Brad and Josh are diving into the Orange Goblin episode, Thieving from the House of God. If you aren't super familiar with Orange Goblin, neither are we, so tune in and find out what all the fuss is about. 

Every escape needs a good soundtrack...and a key. This week on the Two Decades Too Late podcast, Brad and Josh are finding out if this is the soundtrack for them, or if the soundtrack is what needs escaping. We've got In Flames' 2004 album, Soundtrack to Your Escape. There's definitely a lot to unpack with this one and one of us likes it more than the other. Tune in and find out exactly where we end up. 

This week, the TDTL podcast reviews the Gone Forever album by God Forbid. God Forbid we actually...something...probably...insert joke here? Maybe? Enjoy!

Boy, do we have a whale of an episode this week on Two Decades Too Late. Brad and Josh are finding their sea legs and diving into the depths of Mastodon's 2004 release, Leviathan. Stop by for all the aquatic mammal based humor your can stand, and let's see if this album stands the test of time or gets relegated to the briny deep. 

Yeah, why don't YOU go back and take a bath. This week on the Two Decades Too Late podcast, Brad and Josh are diving into the deep end of some good, old-fashioned, straight-forward, other-hyphenated, Death Metal. We've got Nightmares Made Flesh from Bloodbath. 

Somebody Told us that you all were feeling down. So we have a Killer episode for you this week! Brad and Josh are reviewing Hot Fuss from The Killers on this week's episode of the Two Decades Too Late podcast. Everything Will Be Alright, so sit back, relax, look on the Brightside, and check out this week's episode. 

BA. RRY. YOUR. F@*IN' DEAD!
BE. RRY. YOUR. F@*IN' DEAD!
BEAR. EAT. YOUR F@*IN' DEAD!
None of that's right, but this week on the Two Decades Too Late podcast we've got the Cover Your Tracks album from Bury Your Dead. It's a non-stop hardcore beatdown with some serious snare and plenty of Tom Cruise to talk about. Check out what Brad and Josh have to say about this one. 

Please allow me to adjust my pants, so that Brad and Josh can review the 2004 release from Clutch on this week's episode of the Two Decades Too Late podcast. The name of the album is Blast Tyrant, or Blast Tyrant Atlas of the Invisible World with Illustrations of Strange Beasts and Phantoms. And, I think that's about all I have to say about that for you to have an idea of where this is heading. Tune in, space out, and rock on. 

Bring out yer dead. Bring out yer dead. This week on the Two Decades Too Late podcast, there aren't any Monty Python references. But what we do have, is a review of Zao's, The Funeral of God album. If you haven't heard of Zao, there's a lot here to dive into. We got a concept, we got music, we probably have dumb banter. Check it out and get ready to kiss your knees goodbye!