Well, that could have gone better. We went up to Monrtreal for Messe des Morts fest last week, and things went a little sideways. Catch some on-location commentary and the rest of the story in this week’s episode! PS – FUCK ANTIFA! [DOWNLOAD IT HERE]
We’re late. We know. We’re sorry. Vladimir Putin really kept us busy during his visit. Thankfully DJ Slitzkrieg was able to keep drinking with him and keep him from having his men kill us both. Hail Russia, hail Metalenema.ru! help us. [DOWNLOAD IT HERE]
So who won the election? We didn’t know at the time. Prepare to die! [DOWNLOAD IT HERE]
Metalenema’s tribute to those killer songs that sucked you into in from the first chord strike. These will have you stage-diving off your bed! [DOWNLOAD IT HERE]
Happy Halloween! We totally didn’t do a Halloween-themed episode! Oh well! [DOWNLOAD IT HERE]
Author’s note – This interview was originally published on Examiner.com in 2010. Since then, a lot has changed for Demilich, all for the better. But here’s a snapshot of what was happening with the band at the time. It is unusual for a classic-era death metal band to have a more rabid cult following than …
Slitzkrieg and The Undertaker take the show on the road and do a broadcast straight from California Deathfest! They got pretty drunk the first night, so there’s lots of yelling and noise on the recording. It’s fucking metal, deal with it! [DOWNLOAD IT HERE]
CDF pregame show, along with a bunch of other killer tracks (of course). [DOWNLOAD IT HERE]
Things get all weird because the guys went to Houston this weekend for a killer old-school show featuring Anialator, Dark Reign, and Militia, and even though the episode is posted today, complete with a photo of Anialator playing the gig, they actually recorded the episode last Tuesday, so you’d think this episode was all about …
Trails of Anguish Québec is a land apart, claimed by bold frontiersmen whose legacy resonates in the tenacity and passion of its people to this day. Accordingly, the Québécois metal scene features rarefied versions of the established styles; black, death, and speed metal are all represented, but the presentation of the bands stands apart as much as the …