#575 - Brandan Schieppati (Bleeding Through)

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Brandan Schieppati of Bleeding Through is our guest this week! We discuss the latest record Nine that came out this past Friday and if they picked that date on purpose. We also chat about the story behind is signature roll on stage and if he plans on retiring it, why this latest record is his favorite, what he liked about the indie label packages from the band's early days and what he doesn’t miss about it, the sense of freedom that comes from being able to say "no" in the music industry, all the guests on the record, and what he picked up on when revisiting the classic album The Truth.

Aside from the interview, Petar and Brandon discuss the past week's news stories on MetalSucks, including: Soundgarden getting a nomination for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Killswitch Engage’s Mike D’Antonio getting upset about people confusing his artwork as AI generated, Danzig making the statement that he may not be recording any new music, and the weekend reader's poll on high ticket prices for major metal concerts.

Song: Bleeding Through “Path Of Our Disease”

Song: Bleeding Through “Dead But So Alive”

Song: Grima “Flight of the Silver”

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