Metalology

Is Sleep Token even Metal? That’s the question at hand as the hosts of Metalology sit down and review Sleep Token’s “Even in Arcadia”, an album that stretches the boundaries of what’s considered hard rock and metal in the modern era. The hosts listen to clips from each track on the album, share their thoughts on the band’s versatility and if it’s listenable, and at the end, they answer the questio...

In this episode of Metalology, the crew discuss one of the best and most influential bands to come out of the Thrash Metal scene, Testament. For once, Anthony doesn’t choose a butt rock band! In this episode, the crew discusses the history of the band, how they were introduced to Testament, and they give their thoughts on several Testament songs that span several eras of the bands growth. They als...

On this episode, the Metalology crew sit down with host of the Chord Progression podcast, Kevin Hellestad, to discuss We Came As Romans. Will the crew be open to Kevin’s pick for the episode as Wd Came As Romans is a heavy melodic band with commercial tendencies? Will the podcast let go of their Gatekeeping ways? As they dig through a playlist curated by Kevin, you’ll definitely be surprised at wh...

Transform into the final form of divorced dad rocker and join Metalology on this trip down 2000’s rock memory lane as the crew discuss Three Days Grace. Joined by the Heavy Metal Joker himself, Julian Purnell, the Metalology hosts discuss their introductions to Three Days Grace, personal deep stories that connect with Three Days Grace’s biggest hits, listen to and discuss a small playlist curated...

In this episode of Metalology, the Metalology crew asks themselves “Will Ozzy Make It?” Duh, duh, duuuuuuh! Jk but seriously. They talk about Black Sabbath’s upcoming and final reunion show, how they were introduced to the music of the metal fathers themselves, and play several of their favorite Sabbath songs while talking about their impact on Metal. SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/N_W4x2S...

We get our BROOTAL gutterals on in this heavy installment of Metalology as the crew reviews the new Whitechapel album “"Hymns in Dissonance". From the start, the crew displays their surprise of how brutally heavy this album is and has many ‘wtf’ reactions to each song. Whether they enjoyed it or not is irrelevant as this album was a deathcore experience and it was all caught on the podcast. This i...

On this episode of Metalology, the crew review and discuss the new album from one of Metal’s shining current stars in Spiritbox. They run through some of the heaviest and most industrial parts of the album while debating the more commercially melodic songs as well. It’s a dark, gritty time that definitely gives the guys so much to argue about. This and much more on this episode of Metalology. SUBS...

In what will probably be the most surprisingly opinionated episode, the Metalology crew reviews Jinjer’s new heavier, darker entry into their catalog, “Duel”. Metalology speculates what the writing process was like, why the deep cuts differ from the singles of the album, and if vocalist Tatiana Shmayluk phoned it in a couple of songs. The crew also listen to and share their thoughts on the new Mac...

In the first episode of Metalology for 2025, the Metalology crew sit down to discuss the new and long awaited album from metalcore kings, Killswitch Engage. Anthony, Jandro, Alberto, and Rudy listen through and critique Killswitch Enagge's "This Consequence". They discuss the surprises the album delivered, how its both different and yet the same from previous efforts, how Killswitch Engage's sound...

Best Metal Albums of 2024 Ending the year with our annual “Best Metal Albums of the Year” and this year is no different than last. From the mainstream impact that Bring Me The Horizon’s “Next Gen” had on the industry to the underground masterpiece that is Blood Incantation’s “Absolute Elsewhere”, to Fit For An Autopsy’s “The Nothing That Is” which is another brilliant installment in the bands lega...

We have been teasing this episode for most of 2024 and now it’s here! Metalology reviews the 21 year Metallica classic and highly controversial album that is “St. Anger”. Track by track, the hosts share their thoughts on the album, what the hype was like 21 years ago, stand out moments from the album, and begs the question “does it still hold up in 2024?” SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/N_W...

You heard it right! Or did you? Hopefully this episode provides some clay and answers some questions. SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/N_W4x2SBySU?s... To follow our socials, tap our link right here: https://linktr.ee/Metrology If you wish to sponsor an upcoming episode of Metalology, email us at metalologypodcast@gmail@.com or DM us right now for pricing and details.

From talking about how big the band is across seas compared to the infamous Creed, the WWE-Edge theme song, Mark Tremonti’s guitar work in Alter Bridge and how it differs from his work in Creed, and more, this episode shines a light on a band that should be much bigger than their previous effort and answers the question…who is better…Creed or Alter Bridge. Some of the hosts, who are traditional me...

In this episode, the Metalology hosts take a trip to Sweden to discuss the Gothenburg metal pioneers that are Arch Enemy. From their popular female fronted vocalists to the bands iconic guitar sound created by Michael Ammott, the hosts discuss the bands discography and pick out songs that stick out as great representations of the band for new listeners SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/N_W4x2...

Turning a metal podcast into a Scott Stapp frenzy is no easy task but the Metalology guys are up for the challenge. On this episode of Metalology, the hosts discuss Creed’s ‘heavier’ material, the meme worthy vocals, and if they’re actually any good. All this and more on this hilarious look back at one of the 90’s top selling rock acts!  SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/N_W4x2SBySU?s... To f...

In this episode of Metalology, the hosts of Metalology discuss the Finnish Metal Monsters that are Lordi. Lordi is a Finnish  hard rock  and  heavy metal band. Formed in 1992 by the band's lead singer, songwriter and costume maker Mr Lordi  (Tomi Petteri Putaansuu), Lordi are known for wearing monster masks and using horror elements with  pyrotechnics  during concerts and music videos. The band ro...

Queen of the Damned: A soundtrack more popular the movie itself? In this episode of Metalology, your favorite Metal podcast, the hosts of Metalology discuss what many would argue to be the greatest metal soundtrack of all time, Queen of the Damned. The hosts discuss their thoughts on the film, how this is one of the rare instances the soundtrack is more popular than the movie, Jonathan Davis' orig...

In this episode, the Metalology hosts revisit the early 2000’s horror classic crossover, Freddy vs Jason. Of course, this is a metal podcast so the focus on this episode is the fire soundtrack from Roadrunner Records, the hottest metal label at the time. But has the soundtrack aged well? SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/N_W4x2SBySU?s... To follow our socials, tap our link right here: https:/...

In this episode, the Metalology hosts are joined by Julian Purnell (HeavyMetalJoker) to discuss, run down, and speculate on the once mighty alternative rock/metal band that is Staind. From looking back on the bands catalog and playing selective hits for the “Into The Playlist” segment, to discussing the bands musical pedigree in the overall post 2000’s rock world, and the irresponsible conduct by...

Possibly the most heated discussion we have ever had on the Metalology podcast, in this episode we discuss the controversy surrounding the new frontwoman of Linkin Park, Dead Sara's Emily Armstrong. The episode is broken up into two parts. First, the hosts discuss Emily's voice, what she brings to Linkin Park musically, and if she fits the sound. Second, the hosts discuss Emily's past and how it m...

In this episode of Metalology, we are taking a trip down nu-metal memory lane and revisiting a classic from the late 90’s/early 00’s in Coal Chamber. The Metalology hosts discuss the bands origins, why for some hosts, Coal Chamber is beloved and others, it wasn’t even on their radar. The my discuss the bands style and dig into their catalog via the Metalology “Into The Playlist” segment. All that...

In this episode, the Metalology crew is joined by Defy The Tyrants drummer Brandon Lobb to review and discuss the new album from Wage War, “Stigma”. During the discussion, they discuss the bands evolution while offering their thoughts by listening to a few minutes of each track of the album. Is this the album of the year? SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/N_W4x2SBySU?s... To follow our social...

One of our funnest and longest episodes yet as we discuss one of the most popular bands of the last 20+ years, System of a Down. The Metalology crew touch on topics surrounding their introductions to Soad, their favorite albums, live experiences with the band, and Soad’s ‘lukewarm at best’ return. If you are a Metalology listener, you don’t want to miss this episode. SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://...

On this episode of Metalology, the BLD crew takes a trip to the mid 00’s and revisit Lacuna Coil. In this episode, the crew discusses the bands discography, their evolving sound and how it fared with fans, lots of arguing between Anthony and Alberto over whether the songs that were added to the playlist were bangers and if the band had better songs, and Anthony shared a personal story about vocali...

In this episode, the Metalology crew discusses the great Finnish extreme metalers in Children of Bodom. They discuss their introductions to the band, what they believe was the bands highest points, when they fell off as fans, and the death of the great Alexi Laiho. SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/N_W4x2SBySU?s... To follow our socials, tap our link right here: https://linktr.ee/Metrology If...