We’re diving headfirst into three wildly different corners of the metal universe — from the epic death metal of Mytherine’s “Lord of Mountains” to the brass-clashing disaster of Fallstaf’s “Ode to the Dead.”
Then, chaos reigns in a new round of Metal Archives Roulette, where we end up in Montenegro with thrash metal band KK Street Bangers
Finally, things get sinister as Sadistic Force joins the show to talk about their latest record Morbid Odyssey — a whirlwind of blackened speed, chaos, and pure unholy fun.
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We’re diving headfirst into three wildly different corners of the metal universe — from the epic death metal of Mytherine’s “Lord of Mountains” to the brass-clashing disaster of Fallstaf’s “Ode to the Dead.”
Then, chaos reigns in a new round of Metal Archives Roulette, where we end up in Montenegro with thrash metal band KK Street Bangers
Finally, things get sinister as Sadistic Force joins the show to talk about their latest record Morbid Odyssey — a whirlwind of blackened speed, chaos, and pure unholy fun.
Sleep Token Fans Might Kill Me For This! Black Metal, Employed To Serve, & MORE | MRP #063
Metal Robot Podcast
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6 months ago
Sleep Token Fans Might Kill Me For This! Black Metal, Employed To Serve, & MORE | MRP #063
On this episode of The Metal Robot Podcast, Tom dives headfirst into what could be a disastrous review, starting off with Sleep Token’s “Even In Arcadia”. Is it the band’s most consistent release to date or just another reason for the cult fanbase to throw hands? Then we shift gears into blackened territory with RawMoor’s En Route, an album that sounds like unbeatable boss music in Elden Ring, followed by the infernal chaos of Mors Silens’ “Infernal Legacy”, which hits like the black flame of Nod itself.
The chaos continues with another round of Metal Archives Roulette, this time landing us in the Dominican Republic with Evalir’s The Awakening EP, an instrumental atmospheric black metal project that swings from cinematic beauty to production heartbreak in three tracks flat.
Finally, we sit down with Justine Jones of Employed To Serve to talk about their new album Fallen Star, their sonic evolution from mathcore chaos, and the tracks they’re most excited to bring to the live stage. They also chat about working with Will Ramos, Jesse Leach, and Serena Cherry, running Church Road Records, finding balance through burnout, and more.
Metal Robot Podcast
We’re diving headfirst into three wildly different corners of the metal universe — from the epic death metal of Mytherine’s “Lord of Mountains” to the brass-clashing disaster of Fallstaf’s “Ode to the Dead.”
Then, chaos reigns in a new round of Metal Archives Roulette, where we end up in Montenegro with thrash metal band KK Street Bangers
Finally, things get sinister as Sadistic Force joins the show to talk about their latest record Morbid Odyssey — a whirlwind of blackened speed, chaos, and pure unholy fun.
