Death Metal Disco

Horror movies. You love them. We love them. We also love ice cream. We would not recommend letting Ben Foster have a bite of your vanilla cone, regardless of your love for horror movies, ice cream, or sharing. 30 Days of Night ...possibly his creepiest character, and maybe the last really good vampire movie. Join us in sunless northern Alaska, from the basement jam space for the band, as we talk a...

It's not a great name for an episode....maybe it works for an album...maybe. Episode 20 is here. Fear Factory's new album is also here. One of those things is cooler than the other. It's the album, FYI.

DMD fans rejoice! Another episode is upon us. Wondering about what Empyrean Eclipse has been up to? Listen in. Wondering if there will ever be another guest on the podcast? Listen in. Curious if word play is something James is way into? No. It's not. Nor is sarcasm. 

Let James tickle your eardrums with tales of nuptials - no, not his. Don't make this weird. A lovely wedding in Keystone, Memorial Day weekend, the new Fear Factory, and postponing existential debate, all wrapped up into one neat little episode. #TheWrightOne

Who needs a script when skills in rambling are so evident?  Have ideas for talking points or wish to be a guest on the show? Let James know on your favorite Social Media..or try telepathy..but try very, very hard.

James turns on the microphone and just goes. The Telluride Horror Show, tracking devices, self-reflection, and more are covered in this thrill ride of an episode (thrills not guaranteed). Oh yeah...HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!

Realizing his listeners' lives have been left empty and aching in the absence of new episodic adventures, James returns to the microphone to wax poetically about all things. Well, only a few things. 35 minutes isn't a lot of time to talk about all things, when you really think about it. 

This episode starts of strong and upbeat with shoutouts to James' sister, Melissa, and a big thank you to everyone. James learned while editing that Nespresso and Nescafe are not the same thing...and though he says Nescafe repeatedly, he meant Nespresso...and shouldn't record first thing in the morning as a rule. Then the musings take a more somber turn up the Boulder turnpike as James goes on abo...

James finally returns to the microphone to announce the winner of the Death Metal Disco Giveaway - Rob Smith of New Mexico. Then we take a detour through the annals of history to his days as a 911 operator/dispatcher. 

James had the opportunity to be a guest on a friend's podcast called The Power In You , hosted by Rock On Ritchie, and Sunny Bunny. He has done some VO work for their podcast and has known Ritchie for over a decade. We discussed all kinds of random things. Literally, all kinds of things, from the benign entertainment, falling asleep on the sofa, to heartfelt realizations maybe our lives aren't qui...

James digresses hard about names, naming, and the reasons behind naming something a name. Did that description hurt you like it did me? Anyway, the tangent is strong with this one. Also something about a contest, Christmas in February, and a brief fight with his cat, Loki.

EPISODE 10!!! "It's a celebration..." wherein our dashingly handsome host with a face for radio and voice for phone sex (so he's been told) regales us with tales of his weekend off, hanging out with friends, and watching only the highest quality films found only in the upper echelons of the cinema elite.

In this 9th episode, which is definitely not the 10th episode, James let his tangential stories guide us through tales of the Pope, Synth Wave music, his first crazy experience with a redheaded lass, and how ride share passengers don't give a crap if the driver sees them naked or not. It's very, very random.

In what is sure to be a legendary piece of podcast history James sits down in a kitchen. Instead of eating, he chats with his friend and former band mate, Greg Burgess. Well known and beloved for his musical talents, Greg and James chat about only the most important things in life. If you are unsure of his legacy, listen to some music from Allegaeon, Nuclear Power Trio, or Organosyde...or, better...

Tik Tok ya don't stop....or something. James discusses his newest obsessions, thanks some supporters for their awesomeness, and travels through time to the year 2007. Tis quite the bangin episode...until next week's which will sure to be a power banger. Is that a thing? It should be.

In this episode James continues to himself, much to the chagrin of the nation. He discusses keeping himself busy with the day job, the VO aspirations, and helping his friends with their forthcoming podcasts. Video games, socializing, and the announcements of confirmed guests round out what is possibly the most off-the-cuff episode thus far. Whisky was involved.

James watched two movies recently. He thinks his commentary is important so he talks about them. Then, he reminisces about the days of old when going to live shows was a thing. What was your favorite concert? Or your first?

James lets himself truly ramble on about Christmas, the end of 2020, and caffeine. Then randomly poses a question about the vaccine. You should share your response to this question with  him. You should also dance like everyone is watching and you don't give a f@%k.

In this 3rd episode of the podcast James discusses how the joyful holiday season can be, and often is a bummer. Nevertheless, happy holidays to you and yours!

James does what no one has asked for and blathers on a bit about his beginnings in the world of being a death metal 'singer'. The story is truly riveting. Truly.

In this episode I discuss horror film festivals and life long friendships..because it's nearly Thanksgiving and I do what I want.

A short introduction by James with brief overview of some of the things the Death Metal Disco Podcast will be about, per se.