Satan and Rainbows

The classic lineup is gone, but Renaissance hasn't given up yet. Should they have? Let's find out! This is Camera Camera (1981) New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com Announcer: Addison Peacock (addisonpeacock.com)

Season 4 resumes as we find Renaissance continuing to modernize their sound. Can they make it work? Find out as we break down Azure d'Or (1979). New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com Announcer: Addison Peacock (addisonpeacock.com)

Surprise! We're taking a break from season four to review and discuss Ascension, the debut album from Atlanta thrash/power metal group Paladin. Trust us, they're gonna be big... Link to Paladin's content:  http://smarturl.it/PaladinATL New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email:  Contact@satanandrainbows.com  

It's a long one this week! We're talking about Annie Haslam's first solo album, the Renaissance 1.0 spin-off Illusion, and finally the eight Renaissance album A Song for All Seasons (1978). New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com Announcer: Addison Peacock (addisonpeacock.com)

When a band as good as Renaissance puts out a substandard album, it's still a lot of fun to talk about. At least we hope so. This is Novella (1977). New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email:  Contact@satanandrainbows.com Announcer: Addison Peacock (addisonpeacock.com)

The most ambitious Renaissance album yet. And that's saying something! This is Scheherazade and Other Stories (1975). Oh, and also almost an hour of nonsense that has nothing to do with Renaissance. New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com Announcer: Addison Peacock (addisonpeacock.com)

Things get a little darker and moodier on the fifth Renaissance album, but it's still one of their best offerings. This week we break down Turn of the Cards (1974). New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

Season 4 resumes and Renaissance's classic lineup has solidified. Join us as we break down the STUNNINGLY beautiful Ashes are Burning (1973). New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

Wait, what happened to Renaissance? And where's Jeff?? Hey, calm down! We're just taking a brief detour from Season 4 to talk sports and play some staple stadium songs with returning guest co-host Dalton!  New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

With the founding members of Renaissance completely gone, a new lineup of the band releases a very different-sounding album. This is Prologue (1972). New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

The original lineup of Renaissance stayed together just long enough to record a second album. Well, sort of. This is Illusion (1971). New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

SEASON 4 IS HERE! This time around we're tackling the beloved symphonic rock band Renaissance, and we've got A LOT of ground to cover! Join us as we discuss their unlikely genesis and self-titled debut (1969). New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

We're in between seasons, which of course means it's time for another listening party! Plus, we answer a few listener questions and tease season 4! New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

It's our season 3 finale! Join us as we talk about Testament's most recent album Brotherhood of the Snake (2016), rank their discography, and recommend a few similar bands. New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

The (almost) classic lineup of Testament takes their time to follow up their comeback album, but IT. WAS. WORTH. IT. This is Dark Roots of Earth (2012). New episodes (mostly) every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

WE'RE BACK!!! We discuss our unplanned hiatus, as well as Testament's between The Gathering and The Formation of Damnation (2000-2008). New episodes (mostly) every Friday!  Facebook: @satanandrainbows  Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod  Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com  

As the 90s come to a close, Testament assembles a killer new lineup and releases an all time classic! Let's check out The Gathering (1999). New episodes every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

During a then-unprecedented 3 year gap between albums, Testament got dropped by their label, lost more members, and came perilously close to breaking up for good. Instead, they rallied and came back with their most aggressive effort to date. Let's listen to Demonic (1997). New episodes every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

On this spooky and not-at-all late Halloween episode, Nate and guest host Dalton talk about slasher films and play metal songs from horror film soundtracks. Enjoy! New episodes every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

We're back! This week we'll do a deep dive on the first TRUE "90s" Testament album, one that finds them experimenting with death, groove, and alternative metal. Oh, and we've got a lineup change. A BIG lineup change. This is Low (1994) New episodes every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

To keep up with changing times, Testament release their most commercial effort yet. Does it deserve the hate? Listen to find out. But no it totally doesn't. This is The Ritual (1992). New episodes every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com

Scenario: due to pressing tour obligations, a band rushes into the studio to record some hastily rewritten old demos and sends the resulting album off to the record label without a second thought. Normally this wouldn't be a good sign. But Testament isn't a normal band. This is Souls of Black (1990).   New episodes every Friday!   Facebook: @satanandrainbows   Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod   E-mail: C...

The production improves and the music gets more melodic. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Well...yes. Join us as we investigate Testament's first attempt to go mainstream with Practice What You Preach (1989). New Episodes every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@SatanAndRainbows.com

The story behind Testament's second LP proves that sometimes record label interference can be a good thing! It's time to dive into a complicated, creepy, and often eerily perceptive...concept album?? This is The New Order (1988). New episodes every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@SatanAndRainbows.com

Season 3 is here and we're talkin' metal again! Our band this time around is the super-underrated Testament! Join us as we talk about the origins of thrash metal and listen to Testament's surprisingly complex and mature debut album The Legacy (1987). New episodes every Friday! Facebook: @satanandrainbows Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod Email: Contact@SatanAndRainbows.com