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Mike Hill, front man and founder of metal band Tombs is the man behind the Everything Went Black Podcast. Check out his candid no-holds-barred conversations with guests ranging from extreme metal, punk, hardcore and black metal musicians to writers, martial artists and other free-thinkers.
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Monday Feb 15, 2016
Monday Feb 15, 2016
Lenny Smith, vocalist for Atriarch and the second half of dark electronic band Barren Harvest, joins us for this episode. Atriarch, one of my favorite bands, play an intriguing hybrid of death rock, black metal and doom. Check out all of their records.
We talk about:
- esoteric practice
- plans for the new record
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Wednesday Jan 06, 2016
Wednesday Jan 06, 2016
Happy New Year, I hope everyone had a great holiday. I'm kicking this year off with a solo episode. It'd kind of an experiment that I may or may not do again in the future. I'm leaving for tour tomorrow so if I didn't do an episode this week, I wouldn't be able to post one until February.
Hopefully, I see some of you out there.
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Thursday Dec 17, 2015
Thursday Dec 17, 2015
Erik Rutan (Hate Eternal, Morbid Angel) is one of the hardest working dudes in metal. From his early days in the genre-creating Ripping Corpse he has been pushing the boundaries of death metal. Additionaaly, he is one the most sought-after producers in the the exteme metal scene.
We talk about:
- making important life decisions
- life on the road
- the ins and outs of running Mana Recording Studio
- and of course, death metal.
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Tuesday Dec 08, 2015
Tuesday Dec 08, 2015
Andrew and I talk about the upcoming UFC events, Vanzant vs Namajunas, Edgar vs Mendes and long-awaited UFC 194 Aldo vs McGregor card. This episode brought to you by SAVAGE GOLD COFFEE #staygold
Tuesday Nov 24, 2015
Tuesday Nov 24, 2015
A while back I met Jenn Needleman while working on her film series Fort Knox, a comedy about grinding out a career in the Hip Hop world. Tonight we had a reunion, Jenn showed up at my place with actors Stephen Hill (Boardwalk Empire, Lewis and Clark), Thomas Rodriguez (improv comedian) and Kevin Edwards (True 2 Life) and the conversation started cracking. Between talking about mooshing certain well-known directors, conspiracy theories and my knife collection, we managed to meditate on the hectic work schedule we kept to actualize Season 1 of Fort Knox.
Check out all 13 episodes of the Fort Knox webseries at
www.fortknoxseries.com
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Sunday Nov 01, 2015
Sunday Nov 01, 2015
Bands come and go. These days there seems to be an endless stream of bands that form, put out a record and tap out after a few years of hard touring. There are few bands that can stand the test of time like Sick of It All. Amidst a wave a reunions and nostalgia trips, SOIA have pretty much been the same bunch of guys making music they love, working hard and making an indelible mark on the face of American Hardcore.
It’s with great honor that I welcome Lou Koller, Sick of It All’s frontman, to the Everything Went Black Podcast.
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Thursday Oct 08, 2015
Thursday Oct 08, 2015
My buddy Doug Moore stopped by for a weeknight hang to talk about Pyrrhon, "The Black Market" his column on Stereogum, band reunions and the trials of being a music journalist.
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Monday Oct 05, 2015
Monday Oct 05, 2015
Writer Anthony Pappalardo talks about living the low life in Boston, hardcore and survival in the seat of American capitalism.
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Sunday Sep 27, 2015
Sunday Sep 27, 2015
A while back I had Dave and Hank on to promote the Kickstarter Campaign for the reissue of the first three Craw records. Over the past several months there have been a series of changes to the gameplan, some reunion show announcements and other developments that we will discuss on this episode.
For those of you unfamiliar with Craw, I urge you to check this out. If you are a regular Everything Went Black listener, most likely you are into good music and will appreciate what they brought to the table. Craw has mostly been a "musician's band" meaning that they never quite caught on with the casual music fan. Their fanbase mainly consisted of dudes in other bands that played with them and experienced the raw power of their live performance.
Their first three albums "Craw", "Lost Nation Road" and "Map, Monitor, Surge" are out-of-print and pretty much impossible to find, so this reissue project that Hank has undertaken is truly something special. Their final album "Bodies for Strontium 90" was released by Hydrahead Records and is still available.
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Sunday Sep 13, 2015
Sunday Sep 13, 2015
Jon and I had a Sunday afternoon chat about the new Fight Amp seven-inch on Reptilian Records and the upcoming West Coast Tour.
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