Does this album have an overlong, kind of pretentious name? Yes. Is it absolutely awesome? Also Yes. This week, the boys listen to an album with a run time commensorate to its name, the fantastic Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night by Night Verses.By Kayle Borner

This week the fellas spend some time with ELDEN RING: Shadow of the Erdtree... oh and also they listened to Mechanize by Fear Factory.By Kayle Borner

For the first time in a long time, the fellas re-visit Khemmis, this time with their 2021 album Deceiver.By Kayle Borner

The boys delve back into some Teutonic Big Four Thrash Metal for this week's ep, giving Kreator's 1987 album Terrible Certainty a listen.By Kayle Borner

This week the fellas get a taste of blistering Arizona heat with the fantastic new album from Old School Death Metal darlings Gatecreeper, Dark Superstition.By Kayle Borner

The boys enjoy a few genuine German brewskis to go with this genuine German Thrash Metal, the compilation album Hair of the Dog, by Tankard!By Kayle Borner

For this week's episode, the boys set aside an hour and change of their time for one of the most legenday doom albums/tracks/songs of all time: Dopesmoker by Sleep!By Kayle Borner

The boys spend some time acquainting themselves with some classic "New German Hardness" in this episode, with Rammstein's second album Sehnsucht.By Kayle Borner

For our 300th episode, the fellas make time for an album that's been on the backburner since it came out in November, Silent Planet's newest, Superbloom!By Kayle Borner

This week the fellas listen to the second best (or worst) thing to debut in 1996! Wait... what's the other thing?By Kayle Borner

The boys listen to a slightly moodier, slightly groovier new record from ERRA, the brand spankin' new Cure.By Kayle Borner

Both boys may be unwell, but that won't stop them in the slightest from gushing about the first Job For a Cowboy album in a decade: Moon Healer!By Kayle Borner

Sometimes you just gotta make your friends listen to the entire discography of a band that is gonna make them sad, and that's just how it is.By Kayle Borner

Non-Metal March takes us back to 1977 we go for Mr. Billy Joel's true breakout album, The Stranger!By Kayle Borner

A non-metal March continues with the boys giving a listen to an all time great of post-rock: The ageless The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place by Explosions In the Sky.By Kayle Borner

What's a Beatle?By Kayle Borner

Female February finishes up with the bizarre and eclectic The Above from Pittsburgh's Code Orange!By Kayle Borner

Female February wraps up... wait, there's one more episode? But it'll be March! Oh, whatever. Female February continues with the... EP(?) An Eye For an Eye by California's Butcher Babies.

Female February continues with Spiritbox's fantastic EP from last year, The Fear of Fear.By Kayle Borner

Female February begins... only two weeks into the month! This week: The Other One by Babymetal!By Kayle Borner

We're doing some January wrap-up since OJ was gone last week, with the fantastic fourth album from Mizmor, Prosaic!By Kayle Borner

Black metal January continues with a look at latest (and fifteenth in total) studio album from Swedish Black Metal Heavyweights Marduk!By Kayle Borner

Back into it this Black Metal January with an overdue conversation about the latest epic from Panopticon, The Rime of Memory!By Kayle Borner

Oftentimes albums which would go on to become influential and formative works for entire genres have a certain spark to them that, in retrospect, seems obvious and apparent. You listen and can go "Oh, I understand how this became important to a lot of people." Even if the quality isn't great or the songwriting isn't as tight as it could be, that sp…

It's once again time to gather around the computer/phone for a holiday listen to our annual Chuckmas episode! This year we listen to th 7th and final of St. Schuldiner's albums with Death, 1998's The Sound of Perseverance!By Kayle Borner

Back 10 1989 we got for our third album of DMD 2023, Slowly We Rot by Obituary!By Kayle Borner

DEATH METAL DECEMBER continues with the newest from Canada's Tomb Mold: The Enduring Spirit!By Kayle Borner

For our first episode of DEATH METAL DECEMBER, the boys dig into what came of the unexpected return of the worlds biggest (virtual) death metal band: DETHKLOK, including Metalocalypse: Army of the Doomstar, and DETHALBUM IV!By Kayle Borner

The boys return from a Thanksgiving hiatus for one more album before Death Metal December: The 10th Anniversary Remix & Remaster of Deafheaven's 2013 classic Sunbather.By Kayle Borner

Back to 1985 for the exuberant sophomore album from California's D.R.I., Dealing With It!By Kayle Borner

Back to 2017 we go for Fit For An Autopsy's fourth studio album, The Great Collapse!By Kayle Borner

Oh yeah. They got the moves. This week, the boys dig into the world of Electronicore with the undeniably catchy head-bobber TEKKNO by Germany's Electric Callboy.By Kayle Borner

Baroness is a band that has always been somewhere on the periphery of our awareness, but after coming across this album at the record store recently, it was time to finally give them a listen!By Kayle G Borner

If there's anything that we have learned, it's that there is no cultural or ethnic traditional music that cannot be fused in some form with metal to create something worthwhile.By Kayle Borner

Sometimes when you go to live in a cabin in the woods for a while, you write Walden. Sometimes, you write a kickass progressive death metal album. Joe Duplantier of Gojira did the second one.By Kayle Borner

For the last album of this Non-Metal month, the boys veer into punk territory to talk about Big Black's second (and final) album, the in-your-face Songs About Fucking.By Kayle Borner

This week, non-metal September continues with Kacey Musgrave's multi-grammy winning pop country album, the remakably low-key Golden Hour from 2018.By Kayle Borner

The Residents are the wierdest band in the history of music, and this album may have fried the boys brains. The only thing coherent about this episode, which is theoretically about the album Wormwood: Curious Stories from the Bible, is the blasphemey.By Kayle Borner

Non-Metal september is here, and we're kicking it off with an album we weren't able to squeeze into our last non-metal month in march, The Record by Indie supergroup Boygenius!By Kayle Borner

Before we get into a non-metal territory this September, it's time to give a listen to the classic debut self-titled album from System of a Down!By Kayle Borner

After five long years, Philedelphia Prog Death Metal masters Horrendous have finally blessed us with a new album, Ontological Mysterium, and by jove the boys are gonna give it a listen!By Kayle Borner

Back to 1990 we go for The American Way by Sacred Reich!By Kayle Borner

By King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.By Kayle Borner

While topic of discussion tonight is theoretically Screams and Whispers, a quite good prog/thrash metal album from Anacrusis, Kayle spends quite a bit more time talking about Baldur's Gate 3 by Larian Studios, Bloodborne by Fromsoftware, and Skyrim by Bethesda. Those are all games and studios, not metal albums.…

This week the boys give an overdue listen to Deafheaven's 2021 pivot into straight up shoegaze, Infinite Granite.By Kayle Borner

After a long and fun trip to the southwest, Kayle certainly feels like he's got Brain Damage... he he he. Anyway this week the boys spin up 1988's Brain Damage by German Thrashers Vendetta.By Kayle Borner

It's the height of summer, and that means it's high time the fellas gave a spin to one of Dream Theater's many classic Prog Metal/Prog Rock albums, and this year's selection is 2004's Octavarium.By Kayle Borner

The boys gather for a disjointed and sleepy discussion of Heathen's 2020 album Empire of the Blind as OJ recovers from a vacation and Kayle recovers from a wacky start-stop holiday weekend.By Kayle Borner

In this week's episode, the fellas check out last year's sophomore record from former Dillinger Escape Plan & The Black Queen frontman Greg Puciato, Mirrorcell!By Kayle Borner

The boys are back to talk about the latest album from Polish Blackened Death Metal legends Behemoth: Opvs Contra Natvram, or you know Opus Contra Naturam if you aren't allergic to the letter U.By Kayle Borner