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Another great episode, as always; Brodequin turns out one of my favorite Brutal Death Metal bands and it's curious since I only discovered about them just recently with their latest record. Jamie is a very lucid person with a keen eye for music - I like that in artists; also, I really liked when you said their music is not like made by old dudes since the sound is so contemporary - keeping the mind fresh is essential in this business. So, about the episode content: 1) Fleshmadon sound cool but not exactly my thing; total respect though; 2) Mike Scondotto is such a guy of opinion! Must agree with him about the new Akhylis: I didn't like it either; it lacks of some options in the music to be fair; 3) That band, Candy... Sounds interesting; not exactly my kind of HC but it's very out of the box; 4) I like Tribulation but I totally understand they're not for everyone; 5) My favorite Testament record is their fist one, close followed by Dark Roots of the Earth. Exodus have a solid discography IMO, but their debut is just unbeatable! 5) Sad to know about Lou Koller - Sick of it All is a legendary HC band, and they couldn't reach this far without him; all good thoughts to him, his family and friends. That's it; thank you Jackie for the quality entertainment and until next episode. Take care.

Great interview! Got introduced to them via Justin Horval a bit ago with their MDF interview...been into DM since early '91, but just never heard these guys...hear a bit of old Hypocrisy in there(first impression)with the more modern extreme tempos and vocals... really stoked to see XL T-shirts available again so pulled the trigger on the new CD and shirt...cheers and great work! Some of the better content out there! 🤘

What a great surprise to see this interview with some of the Gehenna's original members together. For a long time I wondered if this gorgeous keyboardist would continue participating in any musical project. I join the idea of ​​seeing them play in a commemorative live show of their early material. Thank you!

I like having more than one opinion present on these podcasts. Seems more organic to me than one person giving their opinion on whether an album is good or not. I agree with Mike's take on the Akhlys album.

Great conversation, very informatove and enjoyable. Exceptional band, the new album is amazing.

Back in the studio mid next year? That would put that right about now. Goddamn I hope he's putting a second RUIM album together as I type this! Black Royal Spiritism is a killer record.

gehenna is Amazing band of black metal, Greetings from Chile

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Re: Parents passing away, mine passed in a period of 6 months one after the other. Me and one of my brothers took care of them in the last of their years, and the reason, IMHO, is just emotional exhaustion. Reviving or retelling what is going thru just wears you. After 15 years, is still not easy to sit and talk about that.

In the words of The Nature Boy: "Woooooooooooooo!!!!"

As always this was solid interview. Btw hope you can do an interview with renz of Mānbryne as well soneillon. I know you had S. Before but Mānbryne is such a phenomenal black metal and it would be great if you could get them maybe even wyrd and their drummer too even perhaps

Great show, and what a tune to end it on! 🤘🏼🤘🏼

What can I say, another epic episode! Loved every second of it! On the topic of open air festivals, you should try Mystic Festival in Gdansk, Poland. It's open air, but it's smack dead in the city center, on the grounds of the former shipyard. You can go sightseeing in the old town after breakfast and then head on the concerts on foot. You want to f... off and go to bed? There are hotels and apartments for rent just a stone's throw away. And even if you're not staying in a close proximity of the festival, you exit out the gate and you can catch an Uber, a bus, a tram or a train and go pretty much anywhere in the city you want, without having to sell your kidneys to afford it. And just to mention a couple of acts from this year's edition that might have caught your fancy: Biohazard, Body Count, Mork, Vltimas, Totenmesse, Suffocation, High On Fire, Chelsea Wolfe, Crowbar, Blasphemy, Paradise Lost and of course... Bring Me The Horizon. :D

Amazing interview! Gehenna were the first Norwegian Black Metal band I ever saw live back in 96 with Mysticum in Geleen, NL. It was magical! Gehenna's demos, EP and first 2 albums hugely inspired quite a lot of music I wrote and released throughout the years. One of my all time favourite bands!

i saw them with mysticum at baroeg in Rotterdam aeons ago, had a short talk with sarcana as i remember, magical times indeed. Gehenna always has a special place in my musical life.

And here we are, Jackie! Another great interview and episode! I love when bands come with an open-heart opinion about their music! It's important to extreme Metal bands exposes their opinion about how they see the scene the're into, as well as talking about their references and what they think about the Metal music as a whole! I really enjoyed that and Gehenna have all my respect for that! About the episode content: 1) perdition's Mire has a very interesting appeal... It's gelid but somewhat hypnotic; liked it. 2) Yr is quite frantic and really harsh! I like when Black Metal hits like that; 3) Dark Tranquillity is easily my favorite Swedish Melodeath band! I totally understand they will never return to the original form and honestly that's OK; 4) Holy Jesus, I love that nasty touch on Fulci! It's old school but not cheesy like many bands around; there's something special on their sound and I trully enjoy that! 5) Brothers of Metal, eh? Hmmmm... Nah; 6) Modern Rites sounds quite intense and violent but idk... Something in this approach doesn't convince me; 7) I respect Zeal & Ardor - they have a solid vision abou their music and all but it's not for me; 8) Wormwitch is great! Really Punky/Crust and with two feet into extreme shit! It sounds like old Marduk/Nocturnal Breed in some parts! Frantic to the bone; 9) Orange Goblin have 0 originality but they're cool AF! I love that Lysergic Stoner/Doom approach! 10) Well, Ghost is another band which I like pretty much and I won't comlain about their current musical direction; 11) Gonna confess that I haven't any interest in hear the new Cavalera re-recordings, but there's an undeniable satisfaction when Max says "Porra! Caralho!" in a very Brazilian way! That's it! Thank you for another quality entertainment and until next week.

Just found the pod and decided to start here! I did watch the Gehenna episode first and I'm hooked.

That Madam Butterfly stuff by Sarcana is quite charming, I hope she keeps up with that.

I will say of all the writers Ian was most open to suggestions I remember talking to him when he was writing "armed with anger" talking to him about welsh hardcore bands on facebook in regard to which ones he was covering and i remember mentioning to him "what about disco assassins?" who were sort of one of the big local hardcore bands back then, I remember him saying "true not important in regard to what they did but important to where they ended up"( members ended up in bands like taint and stuff like that) like I said proper cool gent is Ian.

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Early Gehenna is awesome - the first 3 ONLY ! A tribute to OLD Gehenna ; ruclips.net/video/phO68tCXXLw/видео.htmlsi=fmKSmqfpZw0VDIVB

What a boon to get to listen to the legends that are @Gehenna. Massive thanks for conducting this. Whilst you have to love both 1st and 2nd Spell releases, its Malice that i think holds up the best today. Its a BEAST of an album 🤘

What a great interview. Really interesting to hear thoughts of these early records from these original members. First Spell is still my go-to-record when I want to hear and feel that magic of the 90's bm.

Another wonderful episode, fully agree on the Trelldom track, feels like the continuation of Ghaals Wyrd to my ears after that first track, still loving it, just not what I expected.

Amazing band , especially their early stuff. Sarcana aged beautifully wow. I also own their long sleeve from their heaven shall burn tour opening up for Marduk .. such a relic

Sarcana ❤!!! Old Gehenna made the best releases of symphonic black metal from 90s. Great job! Greetings from Brazil

Excellent interview! Svartalv is the king!

Very good show as always!!

Headless Children mate!!! Epic ending ;)

Great interview. As a Gehenna fan going back to their demo this was proper entertaining.

Ghost is a pop band nowadays...

This is a case where you happily separate the artist from the art. The new Geminus one is so hella good but I have a hard time getting behind thinking that a fanboy of the paranoid, smug unempathetic Jordan Peterson is behind it. I'd rather listen to it and envision Gazans and other types of oppressed people fighting back rather than a suburban dad talk about making his bed, diet, working out, or some paranoid thing that's far from out to kill him. On the other hand, love the politics of the Pink Floyd guy but you won't catch me dead listening to that drivel, so yeah, happily can separate art from artist, and the new one is crazy good.

Thanks a lot "Gehenna' for making this great and awesome music, I remember listening and buying the EP First Spell it was one of my first black metal lp's and I still love it very special sphere pure magic

I met them in 1996 in Medewitz at Folter Open Air! My mother bought me by car to this place and they walked on the streets. They jumped into the car and we drove together to the Festival area. Would like to ask them if they can remember that!

Wow!! Amazing interview! I’ve always loved Gehenna, but, after this interview, even more! Love the early 90’s black metal nostalgia stories. Thanks for the video!

I almost joined Gehenna back in 2005/2006 on Drums ;)

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Amazing episode brother! Really historic having them on to discuss their classic first 3 albums. It's killer to hear that the third album will get reissued as well as I think it's as classic as the first 2 spells. Also my thought about the new Trelldom is I dig it and I also am certain there will be face ripping bm as well on the album I wouldn't be surprised if this song was the intro song

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Likewise brother! S.

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Fantastic interview! Four people, and no one speaking over each other. Perfect and very entertaining. Yr sounds great, and Perdition’s Mire is dark and sinister; love it. Your show makes me look forward to every Tuesday. Thanks Jackie!

Very interesting, as always! Also, not that it matters, but Sarcana is a very beautiful lady... 😃

One of the best interviews you've ever done. That was incredible!!

Tom G has reached Andropause and he is slowly becoming a Karen :)))))))))))

Vitriol's music is certainly a motivator of a healing process for me. I also see how it could be used as the soundtrack for a descent into negativity and depravity. Of course, that's ultimately up to the listener. Every time an individual experiences art, it is filtered through their way of processing it and it will rarely come across or come back out the exact same (Charles Manson was a huge Beach Boys fan... I rest my case 🤷🏼‍♂️). It is quite rare and respectable that this artist considers his role in that grander scheme. Even though he has no real control over it once it leaves his hands, he clearly has passion not just for his art, but for his fans and his impact, legacy, and effect on the world. 🔥

Bands like Gaerea save art and reflect what making art means.

Portugal many good metal bands even coming from the 90's Moonspell, bizarra locomitiva, heavenwood, desire......

About a possible Sepultura reunion there is a lot of issues between former sepultura manager and Max wife Gloria Cavalera and Andreas Kisser/Paulo Junior. She is the main reason sepultura broke up.

HG Wells' "The Time Machine" is one of my favourite works and yes, the Morlocks are very Darkthrone-esque. Great show as always.