Discography Discussion

After 100 episodes, Discography Discussion answers the most common questions we have received.  Enjoy!  #discussmetal Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon - http://bit.ly/discussmetalpatreon Discography Discussion Podcast Homepage - http://bit.ly/DiscographyDiscussion Subscribe to RSS - http://feeds.feedburner.com/danandjoeshow Listen to Discography Discussion on Spotify - http://bi...

It’s not too often that a band catches us completely by surprise. This was very much the case with My Ticket Home. Although short, their discography takes a wild amounts of twists and turns. Join us as we try to figure out where this band is going to rest their sound, if they decide to land on one at all. #discussmetal #MyTicketHome Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon - http://bit....

Anytime a band loses their singer, it can be a jarring transition for the fan base. However, Killswitch Engage had maybe the smoothest transition of any band that we have covered on this show. On this episode of Discography Discussion we explore the ups, and downs of Killswitch Engage. Geoff is coming in hot, and Dan is battling the hotel wifi. Enjoy. #discussmetal #KillswitchEngage Join our Patre...

After one hundred episodes, it’s time for Norma Jean. The band who has been mentioned more times in the history of the podcast than any other band is finally broken down into tiny pieces and then rebuilt. Brandon Kellum of American Standards joins us to discuss every album by this band we all grew up with. #discussmetal #NormaJean Brandon Kellum and American Standards can be found online at https:...

If you haven’t listened to Spitfire, you are missing out, and on this episode of Discography Discussion, Dan and Joe are going to tell you why. Did you ever go ape with the meth monster at the meat market? #discussmetal #Spitfire Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon - http://bit.ly/discussmetalpatreon Discography Discussion Podcast Homepage - http://bit.ly/DiscographyDiscussion Subs...

Not all bands can be genre defining innovators. Sometimes that’s not what people even want. Is it okay that Fit For A King are one of those bands that just does what they do very well? Find out on this episode of Discography Discussion. #discussmetal #FitForAKing Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon - http://bit.ly/discussmetalpatreon Discography Discussion Podcast Homepage - http:/...

Erik Hall from Ane Croft joins us to analyze the legacy of the monumental band Nine Inch Nails. Promises were made that we were going to cover Nine Inch Nails before the end of 2018, and we could not think of a better way to close out Industrial December than by talking about THE band that represents industrial music more than any other. We must take our Blinders Off for this one. Enjoy. #discussm...

Bands are legendary when they are consistently groundbreaking, or they have been around so long to become an institution. Ministry is a unique case in that they embody both of these sentiments. Strap into your hotrod, and get ready for some divisive opinions on Ministry, a band that has left their stamp on electronic music and metal. #discussmetal #Ministry #StephenSarro Find Stephen's new album "...

There is a war between man and machine, at least there will be one in the future. Burton C. Bell, and his various Fear Factory bandmates, have dedicated themselves to documenting this war through brutal, industrial metal. On this episode of Discography Discussion, Dan, Joe, and Geoff discuss exactly where the band is coming from, and answer the ultimate question of who makes the best pork steaks....

Mindless Self Indulgence left Dan in a state of horror and confusion. Luckily for everyone else, Matt Naas of the Roach Koach podcast stepped in to guide him into understanding of this insane band. On this episode of Discography Discussion, the four guys discuss whether or not such a controversial band could “get away” with some of their content in the modern day. Buckle up, this is a roller coast...

It seemed like industrial was everywhere in the 90s and early 2000s. Hundreds of bands were flooding the market, and trying to put their own stamp on the house that Nine Inch Nails built. Pitchshifter was one such band, and has played no less than four different styles throughout their career. On this episode of Discography Discussion, we look for a unifying theme in Pitchshifter, and try to find...

Shadows Fall may be one of the best American heavy metal bands to do their own thing during the metalcore phenomenon of the early 2000s. Joe and Geoff love em…..but do they please our local “Unpleasable Metal Fan” Dan? Listen to the episode to find out! #discussmetal #ShadowsFall Media mentioned in this episode: www.discussnewwave.com Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon - http://bi...

Every musical genre has it’s idols. Discography Discussion talks about Samhain, and decides if “Glenn Danzig the vocalist” deserves the same credit as “Glenn Danzig the performer.” If you’re a fan of horror punk, a child of the 80s, or a heavy music fan, then you will be ready for this episode. Check it out! #discussmetal #Samhain #GlennDanzig Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon -...

Could Soilwork be the most consistent band that has ever been covered on the show? Listen and find out on this episode of Discography Discussion! #discussmetal #Soilwork Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon - http://bit.ly/discussmetalpatreon Discography Discussion Podcast Homepage - http://bit.ly/DiscographyDiscussion Subscribe to RSS - http://feeds.feedburner.com/danandjoeshow Lis...

Some bands waddle in a sea of mediocrity throughout their careers. In contrast, there are artists who spend most of their waking hours trying to master their craft. What happens when one pursuit of perfection becomes bigger than the individual, and the sheer complexity of what they created starts spiraling out of control? Saviour Machine is very much one of those bands. On this episode of Discogra...

Your journey into gory death metal begins with “Cannibal Corpse.” These metal veterans have been talking about unspeakable horrors for 30 years now and stand out as the go to example of their genre. On this episode Dan, Geoff, and Joe take the full journey from Eaten Back to Life all the way through Red Before Black. Is Cannibal Corpse the most extreme shock rock band? Is Corpsegrinder better than...

What can you do with a band who desperately wants to be another band? Do you copy their whole sound? Do you get that band's vocalist to sing on your albums? Is it possible to even surpass your own inspiration? Find out on this gore fueled episode of Discography Discussion! #discussmetal #TortureKiller Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon - http://bit.ly/discussmetalpatreon Discograp...

On October 15th, 2018, Discography Discussion placed a call to "The King of Metal," Max Cavalera. Max talks about the new Soulfly album "Ritual," Hellraiser, playing in a band with his son Zyon, and the future of recording and metal. Thank you so much to Max for talking to us, and for almost burning down the house!  #discussmetal #Soulfly #MaxCavalera   Max Cavalera and Soulfly can be found online...

Since 1995, Virgin Black has created a sound all their own by combining industrial, gothic rock, and doom metal. While some bands think they create a gothic atmosphere in their music, Virgin Black actually does create a gothic atmosphere. On this episode Dan, Joe, and a returning Geoff do a deep dive into this band to find out what makes them special and why. #discussmetal #VirginBlack Join our Pa...

Have you ever heard a band that just didn’t do it for you, and no matter how many chances you gave it, the band just never got into your regular rotation? This was very much the case with Dan and Mushroomhead and in this episode, we explore exactly why that is. #discussmetal #Mushroomhead Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon - http://bit.ly/discussmetalpatreon Discography Discussion...

Many bands, especially if they were birthed in the mid 2000s, play metalcore for mainstream success. Misery Signals are a love letter to the metalcore genre. Join us, and Jon Beatty, as we explore their four albums and hear Joe compare Misery Signals to The Beatles somehow. #discussmetal #MiserySignals #JonsUntitledPodcast Jon Beatty and Jon’s Untitled Podcast can be found online at https://www.fa...

Bride is the story of a band trying to stay on the cutting edge of music. Through a long career, the band has gone through a variety of different styles never seeming to settle on their own unique voice. Along with special guest Scott Bowling of Good Company fame, we discuss what we loved and didn’t love about the diversity of Bride’s career. Enjoy! #discussmetal #Bride #GoodCompany #ScottBowling...

Glassjaw is a band that means many things to many people. They introduced a style unfamiliar to a majority of the nu-metal crowd in the early 2000s, and brought forth a chaotic, heart-wrenching sound that may or may not stand up to the test of time. On this episode, we are joined by special guest Alfonso Civile of the band Heartsick as we analyze Glassjaw’s brief, but influential career. #discussm...

Napalm Death has been grinding out in the extreme metal scene for over 30 years. It isn’t often that a band so old could be putting out the best albums of their career in the present day. In this episode Dan, Joe and Buddy break down every album from this legacy act and figure out exactly what is in their formula that has captivated fans for so many years. #discussmetal #NapalmDeath Join our Patre...

Rock N Pod 2018 was a day of conversation, rock n roll, and vinyl shopping. We had the pleasure of speaking to Scott Bowling, (with a drive by of Joshua Toomey) Toby Wright, and Matt Naas. Also included is random updates from Dan, Joe, and Buddy throughout different times of the event. Enjoy! We will be back to discussing bands next week. #discussmetal #RockNPod Good Company with Scott Bowling - ...