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Metal Reaction Ep. 32: Splitfuse, Convulsis, Deadspeak & More (Thrash, Metalcore, Death Metal) (opens the original)
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Twenty years apart, three countries, and one drummer found by accident — that's just one story in this episode as we react to 6 underground metal bands: thrash, djent-metalcore, hardcore punk, and old-school death metal all in one sitting. Joined by Co Host Derek Hampton we cover a bit of everything. This episode of The Metal Maniacs dives into six wildly different corners of the underground metal and hardcore scene — from Michigan thrash and hardcore punk to progressive metalcore out of Montrea
IATT: The Band Critics Call "The Artist's Artist" | Full Interview :The Metal Maniacs Podcast (opens the original)
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Nobody pronounces their name right, so they changed it to "IATT". We sat down with I Am The Trireme — the Philly blackened-prog band critics call "the artist's artist" — to break down five albums, one wild recording retreat, and their upcoming genre-smashing epic. I Am The Trireme (IATT) doesn't make easy records. Since 2015's debut Gnosis: Never Follow the Light, this Philadelphia-based extreme metal band has built a discography that fuses black metal aggression, progressive death metal complex
Metal Reaction Ep. 31: Deathcore, Post-Metal & Black Metal Submissions (opens the original)
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Episode 31: we react to metal bands YOU submitted — deathcore from the Philippines, post-metal from Sweden, black/death metal inspired by the Salem witch trials, and more. Full honest reactions, no scripts. I am joined by a co- host Luke Forton- singer from Reinventing Yesterday This episode is a straight-up mailbag of submissions from bands across the globe who sent us their music for a reaction, and the range is wild. We start with Endure the Exile, an independent deathcore band from the Phili
Mind-Blowing Metal: We Found 6 New Bands You Need To Hear (opens the original)
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Jeff and I are back with round 2 of Swapped Bands — where we each bring 3 underground metal bands the other has NEVER heard and force a live reaction. This episode covers deathcore, technical death metal, melodic death metal, and progressive metal from bands flying way under the radar. [200-char cutoff lands here] This time Jeff hits me with Goroh (a hardcore/deathcore EP that channels The Acacia Strain and Knocked Loose with barked Accuser-style vocals and heavy breakdowns), Bore (2000s metalco
Snakeout Interview — Two Bands, Honey Thief &SF shows| The Metal Maniacs (opens the original)
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Snakeout is a Michigan hard rock duo balancing two full bands, day jobs, and a growing catalog of catchy, punk-leaning anthems — and in this interview, Brett Dierolf and Jeremy McLary get real about how they make it work. From their 2022 debut EP "Unapologist" to 2024's "The Holy Ghost EP," Snakeout has built a sound that's equal parts hard rock hook, punk energy, and dynamic songwriting — vocals with a Propagandhi-adjacent edge, dual-guitar interplay, and tight, short songs that hit hard and ge
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