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The Darkness. The Dread. The Suffering, An Interview with Spread the Disease

After a 27-year hiatus, underground old-school metal cult favorites Spread the Disease have returned with their crushing new album, The Darkness. The Dread. The Suffering. Guitarist Dave Buschmeyer joins Distorted Dialogue to discuss the band's long-awaited reunion, reconnecting with the members, writing and recording new music after nearly three decades, the inspiration behind the new record, upcoming live shows, and what's next for the band. Whether you've followed Spread the Disease since the beginning or you're discovering them for the first time, this episode offers an inside look at one of underground metal's most anticipated comebacks.

The Darkness. The Dread. The Suffering, An Interview with Spread the Disease

After a 27-year hiatus, underground old-school metal cult favorites Spread the Disease have returned with their crushing new album, The Darkness. The Dread. The Suffering. Guitarist Dave Buschmeyer joins Distorted Dialogue to discuss the band's long-awaited reunion, reconnecting with the members, writing and recording new music after nearly three decades, the inspiration behind the new record, upcoming live shows, and what's next for the band. Whether you've followed Spread the Disease since the beginning or you're discovering them for the first time, this episode offers an inside look at one of underground metal's most anticipated comebacks.

Must Hear Metal Releases For Friday, July 3rd | Fired Up For Friday

Welcome to FIRED UP FOR FRIDAY, the weekly podcast from The Metal Institute of Thrashology, where we spotlight the best new metal releases and underground albums dropping each week. From death metal, thrash metal, black metal, doom metal, heavy metal, metalcore, hardcore, grindcore, progressive metal, and hard rock, every episode highlights the albums worth your time, offering honest first impressions, reviews, and recommendations to help you discover your next favorite release. Featured this week: • Dragsholm – Bloodlines of Bram • Dichotomy – Lucifer Owns The Gate • Soothsayer – The Unbinding • Martyrs Saint – From Strength to Strength • Solace – Fading Failing Ruin • Nunslaughter – Satanic Chaos Legions Whether you're searching for underground discoveries or keeping up with the latest metal releases, FIRED UP FOR FRIDAY delivers a fast, informative roundup of the week's essential albums. If you enjoy discovering new metal music, follow The Metal Institute of Thrashology for weekly release roundups, in-depth album reviews, and interviews with bands from across the metal world. Bands, record labels, and PR representatives are always welcome to reach out with new releases for future considera

Must Hear Metal Releases For Friday, July 3rd | Fired Up For Friday

Welcome to FIRED UP FOR FRIDAY, the weekly podcast from The Metal Institute of Thrashology, where we spotlight the best new metal releases and underground albums dropping each week. From death metal, thrash metal, black metal, doom metal, heavy metal, metalcore, hardcore, grindcore, progressive metal, and hard rock, every episode highlights the albums worth your time, offering honest first impressions, reviews, and recommendations to help you discover your next favorite release. Featured this week: • Dragsholm – Bloodlines of Bram • Dichotomy – Lucifer Owns The Gate • Soothsayer – The Unbinding • Martyrs Saint – From Strength to Strength • Solace – Fading Failing Ruin • Nunslaughter – Satanic Chaos Legions Whether you're searching for underground discoveries or keeping up with the latest metal releases, FIRED UP FOR FRIDAY delivers a fast, informative roundup of the week's essential albums. If you enjoy discovering new metal music, follow The Metal Institute of Thrashology for weekly release roundups, in-depth album reviews, and interviews with bands from across the metal world. Bands, record labels, and PR representatives are always welcome to reach out with new releases for future considera

Sorte Interview: The Meaning of Siete and Sorte Mountain, Venezuela Metal Scene and Upcoming Album

Welcome to Distorted Dialogue, the official interview podcast from The Metal Institute of Thrashology, where we go beyond the music and talk directly with the artists creating it.In this episode, I sit down with Sorte to discuss their debut album Siete, the inspiration behind their music, and the significance of Sorte Mountain (Montaña de Sorte) in Venezuela. We also dive into the band's songwriting process, musical influences, the Venezuelan metal scene, and what fans can expect next.If you enjoy discovering underground metal bands and hearing the stories behind the music, this interview is for you.Topics Covered:The making of SieteThe meaning behind the albumSorte Mountain and its influenceSongwriting and creative processThe Venezuelan metal sceneMusical influencesFuture plans for SorteIf you enjoyed this interview, please:👍 Like the video💬 Leave a comment with your favorite song from Siete🔔 Subscribe to The Metal Institute of Thrashology for more interviews, album reviews, underground metal discoveries, and weekly new release coverage.Follow Sorte👇https://open.spotify.com/artist/0XZy71AhEW855QMqmd9H9i?si=HLgLnUJuRDW_OlMK-Q63UAFollow The Metal Institute of Thrashology📧 Business Inquiries: metalinstituteofthrashology@gmail.comAbout Distorted DialogueDistorted Dialogue is the interview podcast from The Metal Institute of Thrashology, featuring conversations with metal bands from around the world. From debut artists to established acts, we explore new albums, songwriting, touring, recording, gear, and the stories behind the music