Victor and the Giant Fox: Music Review Podcast

Victor and the Giant Fox: Music Review Podcast

By Titus Fox, Victor Orozco, Mike RomeroComedyMusicMusic Commentary
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Victor and the Giant Fox: Music Review Podcast episodes

  • 50th Episode Special!
    It's episode #50, so the boys are laying out their favorite content that the show has covered so far. They're each dropping their top 5 LP's, top 3 EP's, and top 5 songs. After that, they get into some personal trivia and one of the most controversial Giant Fox Takes to date!
    58 min
  • Jinjer - Wallflowers
    And we’re back! A few technical difficulties can’t stop us from telling you what we think of the latest LP from Ukrainian face-melters, Jinjer! That’s right, it’s Wallflowers!
    35 min
  • Allt - Dark Waters
    From rural Sweden comes the unexpected but technical & powerful Allt with their first EP, Dark Waters! Their next EP just dropped, so we figured, why not give that episode a bit of a drum roll?
    26 min
  • Architects - For Those That Wish to Exist
    We've been sleeping on this controversial album by the British metalcore biggies, Architects! For Those That Wish to Exist seems to have caused a rift in the Architects fan base, but will it have the same divisive power over this podcast!?!
    36 min
  • Dream Widow - Self-Titled
    Is that a door to Hell opening? Is that an anime demon alien breaking through a rift in the cosmos? Nope! It's Dave Grohl with fangs! Today we're checking out the metal pseudo-band Dream Widow's self-titled album!
    20 min
  • Michael Romeo - War of the Worlds, Pt. 2
    We're taking a dive into some Heavy Metal classic this week and taking a look at 28-year heavy metal guitar veteran Michael Romeo's 3 solo LP, War of the Worlds, pt. 2, the follow-up to his 2018 LP. Grab some pleather pants, tease your sternum bush, and get ready to get Spinal Tap'd with metal.
    38 min

About Victor and the Giant Fox: Music Review Podcast

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Three washed-up metal musicians you’ve never heard of review recent releases in the heavy music scene.