Bronze Metalist Ep. 358: A Young Person's Guide To
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This week the fellas head down under for some good old fashioned fun grindcore with Oz's own King Parrot, and their new album, A Young Person's Guide To!
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Bronze Metalist Ep. 357: Xenotaph
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This week the boys head into the cosmic realms conjured up by San Francisco's Fallujah, with their latest banger Xenotaph!
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Bronze Metalist Ep. 356: Human Sacrifice
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This week the boys head back to 1988 to re-visit the debut album from storied Christian Thrash Metal Band Vengeance Rising, Human Sacrifice!
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Bronze Metalist Ep. 355: Rivers of Nihil
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This week the boys are seeing triple, with the album Rivers of Nihil, featuring the Rivers of Nihil, by the band Rivers of Nihil
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Bronze Metalist Ep. 354: U.S.A. For M.O.D.
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This week the fellas head back to 1987 for an... interesting first album from East Coast crossover thrash band M.O.D.
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Bronze Metalist Ep. 353: Make Them Suffer
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This week Kayle catches up with a band from down under he hasn't listened to in a good long while: Make Them Suffer with their self titled album!
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Bronze Metalist Ep. 352: State of Euphoria
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After a long week, the fellas are feeling a sort of euphoria, the kind that comes with being utterly exhausted. They also listened to State Of Euphoria, by Anthrax!
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Bronze Metalist Ep. 351: No Heroes
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Years later, the boys finally talk about No Heroes by Converge. For realsies.
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Bronze Metalist Ep. 350: Punishment for Decadence
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In this episode, we definately talk about Coroner's 1988 album Punishment for Decadence, and definately don't spend most of the episode talking about anything but due to a total lack of attention span.
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Bronze Metalist Ep. 349: OATH
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This week: OATH by Japan's foremost Post-Rockers MONO!
info_outlineThe coldest, darkest month of the year begins with a fantastic Melodic Black Metal cut from 1996, Sacramentum's Far From the Sun!