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  • #26: Chris Adler (ex-Lamb of God) and Myrone of Firstborne

    #26: Chris Adler (ex-Lamb of God) and Myrone of Firstborne
    Feb 16 2021
    The Quarantinecast returns today with our first ever double feature: legendary drummer Chris Adler (ex-Lamb of God) and acclaimed guitarist Myrone join us to talk about their new project, Firstborne. We discuss how the band came together in part thanks to MetalSucks blathering on about Myrone's greatness for years and years, how at first Myrone didn't believe an email from Adler was real, finding singer Girish Pradan in India, what Firstborne offers for Adler that Lamb of God no longer did, the band's members writing over the internet and never having met in person, and our mutual love for Ratt, among many other topics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    49 min
  • #25: Jason Bieler (Saigon Kick)

    #25: Jason Bieler (Saigon Kick)
    Jan 13 2021
    The Quarantinecast returns today with a special episode featuring acclaimed producer, songwriter, singer and guitarist Jason Bieler, best known for his time in Saigon Kick. We discuss Jason's new album (the aptly titled Songs for the Apocalypse), the process of working with the incredible list of special guests on the affair (Devin Townsend, David Ellefson, Clint Lowery, Butch Walker and several more), how the pandemic has affected his workflow and creative output, the good fortune and privilege of being able to spend his life working as a professional musician, how ahead of its time his record label, Bieler Bros., was, Iced Earth leader Jon Schaffer's Capitol-raiding antics, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    31 min
  • #24: Mastodon's Bill Kelliher

    #24: Mastodon's Bill Kelliher
    Oct 6 2020
    We catch up with Mastodon guitarist Bill Kelliher. In addition to telling us about the genesis of the band's new rarities and B-sides collection, Medium Rarities, Bill was startlingly (and refreshingly) forthcoming about his current economic situation, talking in depth about how the pandemic has made it very difficult to scrape by, even for someone in a band at Mastodon's level. He also reveals the band's plans for their next album, which they will begin recording next month at Bill's new studio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    45 min
  • #23: Baroness's John Baizley

    #23: Baroness's John Baizley
    Sep 9 2020
    Baroness mastermind John Baizley is our latest guest. We discuss the band's upcoming livestream performance and all the anxieties, difficulties, safety precautions and tremendous planning efforts that have gone into it, as well as new material the band has been working on over the past few months. We also reminisce about a sweaty, cramped, dangerous but absolutely raucous, energy-filled Baroness show I attended in the back of Don Pedro, a now-defunct Mexican restaurant in Brooklyn, in 2007. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    43 min
  • #22: Unleash the Archers' Brittney Slayes

    #22: Unleash the Archers' Brittney Slayes
    Aug 11 2020
    Our guest this week is Unleash the Archers vocalist Brittney Slayes, who is getting ready to release the band's new album, Abyss (pre-order here), one of my personal favorites of 2020 so far. We discuss the band's new album and the wave of hype they're currently riding after toiling in relative obscurity for years, how their classifications as "power metal" and "female fronted" have hindered their progress at times, how folks in her native Canada are handling the Covid-19 pandemic vs. their U.S. neighbors to the south, and what the year ahead looks like for the band in lieu of touring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    22 min
  • #21: Megadeth's Dirk Verbeuren

    #21: Megadeth's Dirk Verbeuren
    Jul 31 2020
    Our guest this week is Megadeth drummer Dirk Verbeuren (ex-Soilwork), who gives us an update on recording Megadeth's new album while in quarantine, his long-running grind project Bent Sea, how the current isolation has inspired him to create, how he navigates political differences with Dave Mustaine, his thoughts on the future of touring and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    24 min
  • #20: Moon Destroys' Juan Montoya (ex-Torche)

    #20: Moon Destroys' Juan Montoya (ex-Torche)
    Jul 17 2020
    On this episode we talk to Moon Destroys mastermind Juan Montoya, formerly of Torche and MonstrO. Juan tells us about how he and his family have been coping with the isolation brought on by the coronavirus, the current state of the raging pandemic in his home state of Florida, Moon Destroys' latest EP, Maiden Voyage, his plans for future music and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    25 min
  • #19: Iced Earth's Jon Schaffer

    #19: Iced Earth's Jon Schaffer
    Jul 9 2020
    Jon Schaffer of Iced Earth and Demons & Wizards is our guest on this episode to talk about his upcoming book of artwork, lyrics and interviews, Wicked Words and Epic Tales, which is currently in the crowdfunding phase. In addition to the book, we were interested in speaking with Jon because of his outspoken political views, and indeed, Jon's stances on the current coronavirus pandemic are very different from ours: he believes the entire thing has been blown out of proportion by the media for the express purpose of limiting and controlling Americans' freedoms, and does not believe we should stay home and stay safe (when I wished him the customary "stay safe" goodbye at the end of our chat, he responded with "I'll stay free"). Lots of fireworks in this one; make sure you stay tuned in for the whole thing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    32 min