Everything Went Black Podcast

EWB 350 DAVEY FERCHOW DRY WEDDING

Davey Ferchow of Portland’s Dry Wedding joins us this week to talk about the band’s forthcoming tour and the hints of new music on the horizon. 

 

Intro:    “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro:  “Depraved Estate” – Dry Wedding

EWB 349 KAINAN BECKER GHOST PIRATE ENTERTAINMENT

You all know how I feel about horror and horror podcasts.  This week, I’d like to welcome Kainan Becker, the host of Ghost Pirate Entertainment, a great YouTube channel that covers horror on the streaming platforms.  I check in with Kainan on a weekly basis to get the lowdown on what to check out on the seemingly endless content available out there.

 

Intro:    “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro:  “Sleeve” – Slaughter Shack

EWB 348 STEPHEN FLAM GODEN

This week Stephen Flam of Goden / Winter join returns.  VALE OF THE FALLEN, the new Goden record is about to drop like a hammer! Steph and I get into the details of the record. Check it out!

Intro:    “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro:  “Urania” - Goden

EWB 347 DRUGOTH

Continuing my dive into sick Australian musicians with intense work ethics, I chat with Drugoth.  It was another early morning for me, but we had a great conversation.  For those of you who tuned into the Into the Necrosphere Best of 2023 episodes, you will remember that Drugoth’s LP “Battles May Cease But War is Forever” rated quite high on my list.

 

Intro:     “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro:   “Primordial Savagery” - Drugoth

EWB 346 MATT PRISO SIK, SPELLS OV TORMENT CONSPIRACY X

Horseman Known Associate Matt Priso joins us this week.  Matt has appeared on Into the Necrosphere and Sol Nox and is the creative force behind Sik, Conspiracy X, Spells ov Torment and his newest project Intrafear. Addionally, he is an incredible visual artist and painter.  We get deep into the creative process and the conversation veered off into some very cool places.  I’ve always felt that it was inevitable that we would talk, so it was a great pleasure to sit down and get after it with Matt.

 

Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro:  “Torture” – Conspiracy X

EWB 345 DARKNESS WEAVES - SING A LAST SONG OF VALDESE

Karl Haikara and I continue our collaboration, Darkness Weaves, an exploration of the work of Karl Edward Wagner.  The subject of this episode is Sing a Last Song of Valdese, the final short story in the Night Winds collection.  Join us as we delve into a take of vengeance from beyond the grave. 

Intro: “All the Dark Things / Darkness Weaves” – Mike Hill

Outro:  “Virus” – Machinenzimmer 412

EWB 344 CARRION EMPIRE

If you were a fan of Murderbait, Carrion Empire is the next logical step.  This week, we go into the genesis of this new band that explores the darker side of humanity and it’s place on our planet.

 

 

Intro:    “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro:  “Now” – Carrion Empire

EWB 343 DAVE BERARDI

Dave Berardi, the Duke of Metal, curator of the Razor Eater Metal Instagram joins us.  In addition to his efforts reviewing and previewing records, he has launched Xezbeth, his dark ambient project.

 

Intro:    “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro:  “A Transmission to Satan” - Xezbeth

EWB 242 LOCRIAN

Terence Hannum, Andre Foisy and Steven Hess of Locrian join us this week to discuss their forthcoming new LP End Terrain.  The conversation, naturally, veers off into other territories.

 

Intro:     “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro:   “Excarnate Light” - Locrian

EWB 341 CONAN! W/ KARL HAIKARA

It seems like we are living in a Conan the Barbarian Renaissance. Just over the past month, we had the latest issue of Titan’s outstanding Conan the Barbarian color comic, the debut of the new Savage Sword of Conan and the Conan Chronicles, a mammoth collection of the two films, hours of extra and a book, all brought to you in 4K by Arrow.

It was inevitable that Karl and I sat down and discuss all of this action.

 

Intro:    “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro:  “The Death of Rexor” – Basil Poledouris