Everything Went Black Podcast

EWB 226 Metallica Load w/ Drew Murphy (Tombs / Hammer Fight)

My bandmate Drew Murphy joins me to celebrate the Metallica album Load, which was released 25 years ago this year. 

Intro:   “All Roads Lead to Ruin” – composed and recorded by Mike Hill

Outro: “Until It Sleeps” – Metallica

EWB 225 WILLIAM SAUNDERS

A few weeks ago, Deadguy: Killing Music, the documentary on the legendary chaotic hardcore band, Deadguy, premiered at Underground Arts in Philly, the day before this year's Decibel Metal and Beer Festival. I was in attendance and had the opportunity of meeting William Saunders, the filmmaker that produced the documentary.

William joins us this week to discuss the making of Killing Music as well as the work he's done with his production company Fourth Media.

Intro:     "All Road Lead to Ruin" - composed and recorded by Mike Hill

Outro:   "Apparatus" - Deadguy

 

EWB 224 UNHOLY STALLONE

Ralph and I go deep with our appreciation of Sylvester “The Italian Stallion” Stallone, one of the hardest working actors in Hollywood.

Intro:     “Cobra” – Sylvester Lavey

Outro:   “When the Sun Goes Down, It Goes Down Forever” - Murderbait

EWB 223 ERIC KOMST

This is another one of those special episodes where I got to kick with an old friend.  This week drummer extraordinaire Eric Komst joins us for what turned out to be more of a bullshit session between two old friends than a podcast episode.  EK has played with a legion of legendary bands including Sick of It All, Warzone, Wrecking Crew and others as well as a prolific session career.

 

Intro:     "All Road Lead to Ruin" - recorded and composed by Mike Hill

Outro:    "Deceive us No More" - Warzone

EWB 222 UNHOLY MINNEAPOLIS

At least in our opinion, as cool as the early 90's Northwest sound was, the unsung heroes were two bands from Minneapolis that made their bones in the early 80's.  Can you guys who?

 

Intro:     "Everything Went Black Theme" - composed and recorded by Mike Hill

Outro:   "Kiss Me on the Bus" - Replacements

EWB 221 Mike McGinnis Rid of Me / Fight Amp

Mike McGinnis joins us again to discuss his new band Rid of Me.  If you’re an old school listener, you will remember that I had Mike on to talk about his former band Fight Amputation.  With Rid of Me, he joins forces with member of Soul Glo and Low Dose creating an angsty brew for fans of PJ Harvey, Wipers, early Replacements and Unwound. Check out their new LP "Traveling" and go see them on the road!

 

Intro:     “All Roads Lead to Ruin” – composed and recorded by Mike Hill

Outro:   “Broke Shit” – Rid of Me

EWB 220 KEITH HUCKINS (DEADGUY)

True, all EWB episodes re special, but this one is SPECIAL!  Keith Huckins of Deadguy, Kiss it Goodbye, Rorschach joins us to talk about the impending Deadguy reunion at this year’s Decibel Metal and Beer Fest in Philadelphia.  Check it out!

Intro:                    “Makeshift Atomsmasher” – Deadguy

Outr0:                  “Apparatus” - Deadguy

EWB 219 STEPHEN FLAM (GODEN / WINTER)

Back when I hosted Metal Matters, I featured a series of episodes on Goden on their masterpiece, 2019’s Beyond Darkness.  It was one of my top 5 records that year.  I’d like to welcome back Stephen Flam, the mastermind behind Goden. For the record Steph was also in the legendary Winter and later Thorn.  This is an epic so strap in and enjoy!

 

Intro:                    “All Roads Lead to Ruin” – written and composed by Mike Hill

Outro:                  “Twilight” - Goden

EWB 218 BRANDON LEGION

For any of you that also listen to Necromaniacs, our horror podcast, you’re probably familiar with Brandon.  He hosts the excellent Horror Wolf 666 podcast and blog, so if you’re into all things macabre, definitely check out his stuff.  We had a great time.

 

Intro:     “All Road Lead to Ruin” – composed and recorded by Mike Hill   

Outro:   “”Dead Letters” – Tripping the Mechanism

EWB 217 UNHOLY PASSION 007 FIELDS OF THE NEPHILIM

Ralph and I have been talking about doing an episode dedicated to Fields of the Nephilim. I believe the discussions started back when I was hosting Metal Matters, but the 60 minute format would prove to be too restrictive for a band that has such significance to us.  It's not so much a note-by-note accounting of the band's career, but more in line with two fans discussing their experiences with the band's music and the impact they have made on our own creative endeavors.

Intro:     "Unholy Passion Theme" - composed and recorded by Mike Hill

Outro:    "Love Under Will" - Fields of the Nephilim