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Published by Ryan Schaff
The Broken Record Player Podcast takes a look at the albums that we love listening to repeatedly and never get tired of. We go deep into the backgrounds, the tracks, and the impressions they leave on us.
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Necrotic Nick (Thralls of Metal) and I are back again with one of the slowest, most depressing, yet heaviest forms of metal: Doom Metal. We get into the history of it, our favorite albums, favorite songs, and the current state today. So sit in the dark, alone, and cry or shake in fear and anxiety as we dive into the world of DOOM METAL. Support the show
We're back with another episode on metal, this time Necrotic Nick (Thralls of Metal) and I dive into the dark, romantic, and ethereal world of Gothic Metal! We go over the history, our favorite albums/artists/songs, and where the genre is today! So grab some red wine or absinthe, and light the candles! Support the show
This is episode 1 of a series exploring the genres of metal. Episode 1 is on the brutal, harsh, and relentless Death Metal! Joining me to discuss the history, our thoughts on the genre, where it stands today, and some of the artists, albums and songs is Necrotic Nick from the YouTube channel Thralls of Metal! Support the show
Part 2 of our favorite artists of all time ranging across all genres, all decades with Bill Van Veghel and Oscar Granados. Support the show
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