HeyJaredDiscography Discussion
A heavy metal podcast, and in depth discussion by fans, for fans. From old school thrash metal, to modern djent, and deathcore. Underground and mainstream. Hardcore, metalcore, and everywhere in between. Every time we record, your hosts bring everything to the table.
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Episode 285: Clutch with Matt Naas of Roach Koach and Joshua Toomey of Talk Toomey - Discography Discussion (opens the original)
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Some time ago, Joe was joined by guests Matt Naas of Roach Koach, and Joshua Toomey of the Talk Toomey podcast to embark on a massive journey through the groove-laden catalog of Maryland’s legendary rock outfit Clutch. Spanning nearly thirty years of uncompromising studio releases—from the raw, gritty punch of 1993’s Transnational Speedway League to the highly polished, driving energy of 2022’s Sunrise on Slaughter Beach—our hosts unpack the legacy of an unwavering four-piece that has not change
Episode 288: Ion Dissonance - Discography Discussion (opens the original)
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On this episode of Discography Discussion, Joe and Lucas will tackle the dense, and brutal discography of Ion Dissonance, a Quebec-based band that has been pushing the limits of mathcore and technical metal since 2003. Our hosts explore the band’s evolution from the raw production of their early work to the more polished, eight-string-driven aggression found later in their career. This band will walk the fine line between musical anarchy and total chaos while Joe and Lucas question whether high-
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