The veteran frontman details the recording process during the pandemic, cancel culture, and why 'Violence Unimagined' will be one of the band's best records on the latest interview with Mosh Talks' Beez.

0:00 - 'Violence Unimagined' 
4:42 - Living in Florida 
7:00 - Staying Out of Politics 
8:21 - A 1990 Pandemic 
10:00 - Remaining Fresh 
12:30 - Writing Music They Want to Hear 
17:35 - Violence Unimagined will be one of the band's best records 
19:25 - Balancing Expectations vs Experimentation 
21:28 - An Offending Time 
27:59 - Not Worrying About Being Offensive 
31:40 - Religious Protests 
36:04 - Flea Listening to Cannibal Corpse. Metal has infiltrated all of planet earth. 
39:38 - Entertainment Value 

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Already one of the best albums of 2021, Brand of Sacrifice guitarist Michael Leo Valeri shares the validation he feels with the reception of Lifeblood in his interview with Mosh Talks' Beez. 

:00 - 'Lifeblood' 
2:09 - Evolution from 'God's Hand' 
4:06 - "deathcore" 
6:10 - Mick Gordon (Doom franchise), Marty O'Donnell (Halo franchise), and Hans Zimmer inspirations 
10:30 - Ambition 
11:10 - Ghostemane, MGK, and Trippie Redd 
14:43 - The business end 
19:40 - Metal & anime 
20:50 - Kyle Anderson 
23:00 - Moving on from full albums 

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Fat Mike of NOFX talks punk rock musicals, shitty songwriters, humanizing sex workers, 'Cokie The Clown' being “the most depressing album ever made”, the band's latest, 'Single Album', the future of punk, why Billie Eilish is the new direction of alternative and Smashing Pumpkins' ‘Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness’ is the worst double LP on Knotfest's Mosh Talks

Elijah Witt of Cane Hill talks to Mosh Talks' Beez about the band's explosive new single, "God Is The Enemy", religion in America and a brave, bold and bright future. 

0:00 Why the New Music is So Heavy 
4:00 Drugs and Religion 
7:10 "Good art doesn't come from a mentally healthy person" 
10:25 "God is the Enemy" Trouble with American Religion 
16:20 Unwillingness to play the game 
19:00 Future of Cane Hill 

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In an interview from the tail of 2020, Beez catches up with Dave Hunt of Anaal Nathrakh to discuss their rise in popularity and the future of extreme music.

0:00 - Anaal Mathrakh's very real traction despite the "nut punch" of 2020 
4:38 -The sonic shift and evolving sound of Anaal Nathrakh 
9:17 - The role of Mick Kenney 
12:12 - Existing as an underground band 
18:55 - Counter culture and the embrace of extremity 
24:25 - The current social climate and the time for confrontational art 
29:40 - Creating the future rather Han replicate the past

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Beez catches up with Epica founding member Martin Jansen about their triumphant return after almost 5 years away with their new album, Omega.

Valentino Fuego of Of Mice & Men chats about the pros and cons to writing music on Twitch for their new album 'Timeless', the changing face of the band and their phenomenal staying power in his interview on Knotfest's Mosh Talks with Beez.

0:00 Creating Music on Twitch

3:27 Pros & Cons of Twitch Writing

7:30 Covid Disruption

10:10 Resurgence of Metalcore

11:35 Progression

'Timeless' is out Feb. 26th via Sharptone Records. Pre-order here - http://shrptn.co/timeless​  

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