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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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Thursday Jul 03, 2014
Thursday Jul 03, 2014
Jesse Daino and Gabriel Dimartino of join us for the "COFFEE EPISODE". Jesse is one of the founders of RECESS COFFEE in Syracuse, NY and Gabriel is the head roaster. Jesse and I became friends back when my old band Anodyne toured with his band Ed Gein.
Why was I in Syracuse this past weekend? I was in Syracuse to pick up the first roast of SAVAGE GOLD PRIME, the flagship roast for my new SAVAGE GOLD COFFEE COMPANY. This is the manifestation of month of planning and correspondance with Recess.
If you want to try out SAVAGE GOLD PRIME, head on over to www.savagegoldcoffee.com
Sunday Jun 08, 2014
Sunday Jun 08, 2014
I had the chance for a friendly chat with my friend, author Laina Dawes before embarking on the West Coast tour with Pelican.
Monday Apr 28, 2014
Monday Apr 28, 2014
This week, Ryan Begley joins me for a hang out. Ryan is the founder of Shirts and Destroy, a music-related merchandise company with a strong aesthetic identity. He has also launched True Black, a new apparel company emphasizing functionality.
Monday Apr 07, 2014
Monday Apr 07, 2014
I had the idea to do a few special episodes where Josh Bayer and I discuss "Classic Albums". We're defining classics by what we think are classics, not some paid-by-word music journalist bullshit. Case in point, this episode deals with "In My Head" by Black Flag, a record that most punks hate and was mostly forgotten. This is one of my favorite records.
You can look forward to episodes dedicated to "Cold Lake" by Celtic Frost and "Born Again" by Black Sabbath, just to give you an idea of where I'm at with all of this.
Thursday Mar 27, 2014
Thursday Mar 27, 2014
I consider Craw to be on the short list of killer bands that were mostly active during the 90's. Back then, there was a gray between metal, punk and indie rock where some of my favorite bands existed; think Dazzling Killmen, Jesus Lizard, Tar and Unsane but different. They were truly on their own frequency.
Dave McClelland, guitarist and one of the founding members joins me and journalist Hank Shteamer in the studio for a really cool hang out. Dave is spearheading a mission to collect Craw's early, more obscure recordings and release them in a deluxe, remastered LP boxed set. If your a Craw fan, or even just a fan of intense, creative music, please check out his Kickstarter campaign.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1861496135/6-lp-craw-box-setreissue-of-3-lost-post-hardcore-c
Thursday Feb 27, 2014
Thursday Feb 27, 2014
Author / journalist and heavy metal fan Laina Dawes stopped by to chat about here recent book "What are You Doing Here" a Black Woman's Life and Liberation in Heavy Metal".
Tuesday Feb 18, 2014
Tuesday Feb 18, 2014
I first became aware of Matt Staggs through his work with Disinfo. I dug his writing and for a time, he was the host of the Disinfo Podcast which was one of my inspirations for starting Everything Went Black. Matt now has a new podcast called Staggnation, so please check it out.
Matt graciously gave up some time out of his Saturday afternoon to chat about freelancing, Jiu Jitsu and the desire to be a self-actualized person.
Sunday Jan 26, 2014
Sunday Jan 26, 2014
Happy New Year
Dave Castillo kicks off the 2014 Podcast Season with
this episode. Aside from being the frontman of Primitive Weapons and
White Widows Pact, he is the primary booking agent at St. Vitus Bar, one
of the venues in post-CBGB's NYC that is keeping metal, punk and
hardcore vital.
Tuesday Dec 17, 2013
Tuesday Dec 17, 2013
My brother Paul Delaney of Black Anvil comes by to close out the 2013 Podcast season. We discuss the completion of both of our band's albums, Black Sabbath, Metallica and all that stuff.
Please check out Datsusara if you're in the market for a Hemp bag or Martial Arts gear. For you nutritional needs, hit up Onnit Labs. Use the portal on www.everythingwentblackmedia.com and you can help support the podcast.
Monday Oct 21, 2013
Monday Oct 21, 2013
Karlynn Holland moved to New York City in 2007 after graduating with Honors from the University of Chicago. She has since designed logos and contributed album artwork to a number of musical acts, including Krallice, Dysrhythmia, Theolgian, Deafheaven, James Plotkin & John Meuller. In 2011, she began a series of black walled, one day art shows at Saint Vitus Bar in Greenpoint, NY. Titled "Dreams Were Made For Mortals", these shows have included works by 65 individual artists including Terrence Hannum of Locrian, Samantha Marble, Vincent Como, Seldon Hunt, Valnoir Artfield Lautrec, Jane 'Pain' Chardiet, Paul Romano, Jeremy Hush, Dilek Baykara and Dan Bones. DJs for the event have included David Castillo, Kevin Hufnagel, Brandon Stosuy, James Plotkin and Nikki Sneakers. The next Dreams Were Made For Mortals will be Sunday January 12, 2013 at Saint Vitus Bar, 6pm-1am. Most recently, Karlynn starred in Sannhet's music video 'Slow Ruin' which premiered earlier this month on Noisey, designed a monogram and an illustration for Kevin Hufnagel's latest solo album 'Ashland', and is participating in "Skulls: A Death Head's Gallery" at Saint Vitus Bar this Thursday, October 24.