Depths of Music

Today on the Depths of Music podcast we are covering our first new release of 2022! Starting off with a bang we have the highly anticipated 5th studio album by Ghost, Impera. One of the most inventive bands in hard rock combines metal sounds aesthetics and theatrics witch big soaring pop hooks and production. As the band is moving away more from their metal roots, it's becoming harder and harder t...

On this episode of the Depths of Music podcast, I had the most original content creator idea of going on Reddit to milk content. Today we react to some responses to the question "what is your I f**king hate this song" song and see how wild these takes get. 

One of the most legendary rock bands of all time, Led Zeppelin's fourth studio album is an album that needs no introduction. It's one of the most recognizable and iconic classic rock albums of all time. Today on Depths of Music we're going to peer behind the veil and dig into this strangely mystical album and see how if it still earns that reputation all these years later ...spoiler alert: the ans...

Today on the Depths of Music podcast we talk about the star-studded Super Bowl LVI halftime performance. Dr Dre and crew are the first ever hip-hop halftime show, so the question on everyone's mind is, can these legends cross over that very high bar.                             Yes, the answer is yes Let's talk about it

Today on Depths of Music we are taking a look at Dr. Dre's sophomore record 2001. A hip-hop classic that somehow was able to stand on the same footing as his legendary debut, The Chronic. As the world prepares for Dre and company to take the stage for the Super Bowl Halftime show, and a whole new generation sets their eyes on Dre, I figured now was as good of a time as ever to take a look back on...

There's not a whole lot of bands in the heavy metal world that have made the impact of the band Slayer. Being a forefather of many of the more extreme genres of metal, Slayer is important to the development of metal, and extreme music in large in ways that the average person seeing their T-Shirt in a Hot Topic won't understand. On this episode of the Depths of Music podcast we look at arguably Sla...

My friend Connor joins me on the first guest episode of the Depths of Music podcast. In our loose review/discussion we take a crack at Daft Punk's classic sophomore album, Discovery to understand what makes this record one of the most influential and important of its era.  Like Depths of Music? DM suggestions and thoughts to @depths_of_music_pod the best place to keep up with everything for t...

So 2021 was....ummm...something. I listened to a lot of music this year, unfortunately I am not a full time music critic, so in this video I'm gonna talk about all the records I listened to this year, most of witch I never got to review on the podcast. *Note* The name of the band is Epica and the album is called Omega, not the other way around*

Today on the first annual “depths the halls” holiday special we’re taking a look at Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s 1996 album Christmas Eve and Other Stories; diving into what makes Trans-Siberian a holiday mainstay over 25 years later.

The latest record of Taylor Swift’s, “Taylor’s version” sires is out and it’s already making waves just days after release. Today on the longest ever episode of the Depths of Music podcast, get comfy as we cover one of the biggest records of the year with the script that left me lying on the cold hard ground. Note: there’s a good bit of popping and clicking so sorry about that. I’ll try to fix it...

As the final stretch of the year begins, many of us are looking back at the year of hits. Well what better way to do that than torture myself with Kidz Bop for your listening pleasure.

Happy Halloween! Time to celebrate the season with a new record form the horror themed metal kings Ice Nine Kills. Does this sequel fall to the classic disappointment of horror sequels, or is Welcome to Horrowood a cut above the rest

You wanna hear about the one of the most kick ass metal concerts money can buy? I saw Judas Priest and Sabaton at the 50 years of Heavy Metal Tour and I’ve got a lot of stories to share.

*NOTE*: I use the word “queer” in a reclaimed way to discuss Lil Nas X’s sexual identity, in no way do I mean to offend anyone with my words as I have nothing but support for the LGBTQ+ community The first full length album from Lil Nas X is finally here. Even though this is his first album, Lil Nas X is already and artist who’s made an impact musically and socially. The question is this full LP l...

Metal legends Iron Maiden have dropped their long awaited 17th studio album, Senjutsu. After 5 years sense Book of Souls and a whole pandemic, does Maiden have yet another good album ready for eager fans, or will they have a shell of their former selves, caught somewhere in time?

Kanye’s highly anticipated and constantly delayed 10th album Donda is finally out. Was the wait worth it? Can Kanye pull out an almost two hours of music? Let’s find out

We’re off to never never land as we dive into the depths of Metallica’s controversial and iconic self titled album (black album)

It’s finally here! One of the most anticipated albums of the year, happier than ever by Billie Eilish. What steps has Billie taken to evolve her sound and style sense her debut or are we getting more of the same? Time to see as we dive into the depths of Happier than ever

Surprise!!! bonus episode!!!! Unedited ranting about the music I desperately want in my life for this year and next.

Join me as we continue to dive into nightcores greatest hits, as we cover, Marina and the Diamonds, Imagine Dragons, Thousand Foot Krutch, Starset and Chloe Adams.

After firing their lead singer Ozzy Osbourne, legendary metal band Black Sabbath is in a bit of a rough spot. Somehow, as fate would have it, they would find Ronnie James Dio, former frontman of Rainbow. As we dive in to the bands first outing with Dio, 1980’s Heaven and Hell, we’ll explore exactly how Black Sabbath pulled of such a comeback.

Join me again on the depths of music podcast where we’re never gonna make it as we go back to 2004 to review My Chemical Romance’s genre defining sophomore record Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge

Little bit of a change of pace as we branch out here on the Depths of Music Podcast. Today we’re looking at an internet popular music style called Nightcore, a style in witch many of us used as a main source of music in our younger years. One of those people was me, so join me on this more critical look back on Nightcore and some of its greatest hits. This episode includes, Angel with a Shotgun- T...

Today on the depths of music podcast we dive into the iconic third studio album by Iron Maiden, Number of the Beast to see how well this heavy metal classic holds up

Heavy metal has always been about pushing the limits of music. The band Hatebeak brings a very animalistic heavy metal record, but not being the most extreme, no instead their vocalist is a bird. So what happens when Polly wants a mosh pit instead of a cracker, let’s find out.