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Did an episode for my podcast where I spoke with Nathan Williams, he used to be in a band called Phantasm (which featured members Katon from Hirax, Gene Hoglan, and Ron McGovney from Metallica) He spoke about his journey from being in the band at 16 years old and by 19, becoming addicted to drugs and on the streets.

Check it out if you guys want to hear a really cool story of his journey to getting sober, if any of you guys are struggling with that stuff as well. Also, bonus interview with Cynic bassist Brandon Giffin regarding the new material!

I had the chance to interview Jeff Hughell from Six Feet Under for my podcast! And yes, the Eeee vocals were addressed, along with the memes - and why Jeff as a 7-string tech death bass player joined Six Feet Under in the first place.

Also, there is bonus content at the end of the video where I captured a talk between Paul Masvidal (Cynic) and Rob Barrett (Cannibal Corpse) where they made an impromptu phone call to Dana Cosley (she subbed in for Cynic's tour in 1994). Throwback to that Cannibal Corpse, Cynic, Sinister tour!

Hope you guys find this content interesting!

This is a clip from my podcast where I interviewed Jeff Hughell from Six Feet Under. The Eeee vocals and memes, including Archspire covering Six Feet Under's The Noose live has been addressed.

Seems like they welcome the free marketing

We just had The Zenith Passage and Ex-Faceless members Derek Rydquist and Brandon Giffin stop by my podcast with Paul Masvidal (Cynic)

We spoke about their use of programmed drums, their Faceless years and Paul confronted them about aliens.

I guess Max Sepulveda, their current drummer plays all that stuff that supposedly needed three hands to play by using his feet on the high hat and kick at the same time, pretty wild stuff + bonus Cattle Decapitation interview as well!

Check it out if you're a fan of the band! Pretty cool backstories too!

Craig Locicero and Chris Kontos of Forbidden stopped by our Podcast (featuring Paul Masvidal of Cynic) and spoke about the Bay Area Thrash Scene and how Ruthie's Inn was instrumental in building the scene. Cool backstories about bands from that era and they also go into talking about their new album as well.

Chris and Craig are very passionate about the bay area thrash scene and I could barely get a word in once they started going over the history of the scene but that's what people want to hear anyways so, yeah I thoroughly enjoyed listening to them give their history lesson!

Here's a clip from the podcast with me and Paul Masvidal (Cynic, Ex-Death) - we had Craig Locicero (Forbidden) on and he talked about how he met Chuck in the bay area and eventually joined for a tour.

Some cool details I think that wasn't publicly mentioned in the past is noted as well! Bonus talk with Chris Kontos (Machine Head) chiming in about the Bay Area Thrash scene as well if you're a fan of that too!

A few days ago, I posted a link to our podcast episode with Paul Masvidal of Cynic and Rob Barrett but I made a shorter clip of just key moments from the interview. Interesting stories and a lot of metal history here!

We've been posting clips of conversations discussing metal history, especially the Florida scene during the late 80's and early 90's. Those clips were doing well on Instagram so we decided to turn it into a podcast!

We got Travis Ryan from Cattle Decapitation and Rob Barrett from Cannibal Corpse talking to us. If any of you guys have any feedback let me know! I know I got a news ticker type thing scrolling through the bottom of the screen for footnotes, wondering if that's helpful.