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The Sons of Metal Podcast
CHR and Doug
100 episodes
9 months ago
Every month CHR and Doug review six heavy metal albums. Each of them chooses a recent release, and then they talk about a small label/independent/unsigned band. Finally, in the Heavy Metal Valhalla segment, they feature a classic metal release every fan should have in his/her collection. As a second monthly episode, they review two random albums they happen to like. Their different ages, backgrounds, and tastes make for some interesting discussions on a wide variety of heavy music.
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Every month CHR and Doug review six heavy metal albums. Each of them chooses a recent release, and then they talk about a small label/independent/unsigned band. Finally, in the Heavy Metal Valhalla segment, they feature a classic metal release every fan should have in his/her collection. As a second monthly episode, they review two random albums they happen to like. Their different ages, backgrounds, and tastes make for some interesting discussions on a wide variety of heavy music.
Show more...
Music Commentary
Music,
Music History
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Episode #98: Stare Downward at the Rising Vermin
The Sons of Metal Podcast
1 hour 6 minutes 20 seconds
5 years ago
Episode #98: Stare Downward at the Rising Vermin
As the hosts practice social distancing, CHR opens the show with the densely-produced death metal of New Zealand's Ulcerate while Doug opts for some Michigan melodeath from The Black Dahlia Murder. In the indie segment, CHR ventures to Bangladesh to check out the debut from Nawabs of Destruction. In Heavy Metal Valhalla, Doug looks at one of the most popular industrial albums from the 1990s with Nine Inch Nails' sophomore release, to mixed results.



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New Releases:

Ulcerate : Stare Into Death And Be Still (2020) 5:44
Ulcerate is a New Zealand-based extreme metal band formed in 2000. The band's sound is characterised by extremely technical death metal with extensive use of dissonance, time signature changes, and complex song structures.
Get this album: Amazon • iTunes • CD Universe • Spotify

The Black Dahlia Murder : Verminous (2020) 19:12
The Black Dahlia Murder is an American melodic death metal band from Waterford, Michigan, formed in 2001. Influences for the band include heavy metal bands such as Carcass, Dissection, Darkthrone, Morbid Angel, The Haunted, In Flames, Judas Priest, and Megadeth. Vocalist Trevor Strnad has cited on many occasions that he is primarily influenced by Carcass in his vocal technique.
Get this album: Amazon • iTunes • CD Universe • Spotify

The Sons of Metal Podcast
Every month CHR and Doug review six heavy metal albums. Each of them chooses a recent release, and then they talk about a small label/independent/unsigned band. Finally, in the Heavy Metal Valhalla segment, they feature a classic metal release every fan should have in his/her collection. As a second monthly episode, they review two random albums they happen to like. Their different ages, backgrounds, and tastes make for some interesting discussions on a wide variety of heavy music.