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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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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.
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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.
Tuesday Oct 01, 2013
Tuesday Oct 01, 2013
Cool hangout with lyricist, spoken word artist, Lucid about creativity, underground hiphop and the underground metal scene in New York.
Wednesday Sep 25, 2013
Wednesday Sep 25, 2013
Chris O'dell, founder of Datsusara, a company that provides high performance bags and MMA fightwear made out of hemp joins me for an enlightening conversation ranging from manifesting your goals, mma training and living a happy life
Sunday Sep 08, 2013
Sunday Sep 08, 2013
Hangout with Filmmaker Drew Pearson. We talk about his new documentary "Landfall : The eyes of Sandy"
Sunday Aug 11, 2013
Sunday Aug 11, 2013
Doug Moore is a writer, part time radio show host for Invisible Oranges Radio and the vocalist for progressive death metal band Pyrrhon. He stopped by one night for a quick hang.
Thursday Aug 01, 2013
Thursday Aug 01, 2013
Hanging out with Jaclyn Sheer and reflecting on dreams, Jung, Death in June and Hipster Fascism
Friday Jun 28, 2013
Friday Jun 28, 2013
When I think about Ian Alexander, the term Renaissance Man comes to mind. I know it sounds corny, but it's true. Athlete, Musician, Entrepreneur, Author, Father...all of these terms can be used to accurately describe Ian. My of the things I've admired the most about him is his ability to adapt and recreate himself over the past two decades that I've known him. Join us in an hour plus of stimulating conversation. Intro - Gotham's Reckoning - Hans Zimmer Outro - Merchandise - Fugazi
Monday Jun 24, 2013
Monday Jun 24, 2013
Author and rock singer, Peter Farris joins me on this episode to discuss his novel Last Call for the Living and chat about creativity, the similarities of writing and playing in a band and the other cool topics. I first saw Peter perform in a band called the Farewell Order and then later during his tenure in Cable.
Below is a top ten reading list that he put together which will serve a s guideline for those who might be interested in his band of crime fiction. Check it out.
10. "The Serpent Handlers" by Fred Brown and Jeanne McDonald
This study of three of the most prominent snake-handling families gave me a pivotal insight into the tradition of Signs Followers.
9. "Dirty White Boys" by Stephen Hunter
One of the most audacious, entertaining convict-on-the-run novels from the king of ballistic thrillers.
8. "The Black Hand: The Bloody Rise and Redemption of "Boxer" Enriquez, a Mexican Mob Killer" by Chris Blatchford
Well into revisions on Last Call for the Living, The Black Hand provided chilling background on one of the most notorious prison gangs operating today.
7. "Feast of Snakes" by Harry Crews
One of my favorite novels of all time. When I finished Feast of Snakes I knew I would never be able to write fiction that good...but I had to try anyway.
6. "A Good Man is Hard to Find" by Flannery O'Connor
A family encounters a dangerous escaped convict while on vacation. One of the finest, most powerful short stories ever written in my humble opinion.
5. "Gun Work" by David J. Schow
DJS is a genre unto himself and Gun Work is a masterwork in hardboiled gonzo gun play. One of the smartest writers working today.
4. "Provinces of Night" by William Gay
A giant of southern literature who sadly passed away last year. For me Gay bridged the gap between Cormac McCarthy and Larry Brown.
3. "Father & Son" by Larry Brown
A Mount Rushmore writer whose path to publication is as inspiring as the tremendous body of work he left behind.
2. "Blood Meridian" by Cormac McCarthy
I re-read it every year, accompanied by "Hex: Or Printing in the Infernal Method" by Earth.
1. "On the Yard" by Malcolm Braly and "Education of a Felon: A Memoir" by Edward Bunker
Braly's novel and Bunker's memoir compliment each other so well I had to put them together. Two of the most profound examinations of penitentiary life you'll find, by arguably our greatest convict writers.
Wednesday Jun 19, 2013
Wednesday Jun 19, 2013
I got together with my old friend Randy Larsen (Cable, Empty Flowers) to check out the "Black Flag" show that happened here in Brooklyn at the Warsaw Club as part of the Northside Music Fest. I know that I've been obsessed with this for the last few episodes, but this will probably be the final transmission on this topic. It's time to move on to other things and just let it go. Greg Ginn is a genius; his guitar playing will destroy you however, I think he needs to leave Black Flag in the past. Music for this episode: Intro - Hans Zimmer - "Gotham's Reckoning" from the DARK KNIGHT RISES soundtrack Outro - Empty Flower - "Police" from the album SIX