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ATX Metal Podcast

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The goal of the podcast is to grow with our community and help shed some light on the behind the scenes of our local bands and everyone involved in the music community. We support in any way that we can by going to shows, buying merch and bringing you these podcasts so you can get to know the bands and people little bit more.
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03/04/22 • 73 min

Chuck Loesch has been part of the metal scene in Austin since the early 90s, started NO CONTROL Radio on a sister radio station in 2005. He has since given a voice and a home to metal within the community and is partly the reason or why we began this podcast in 2014. His Twitter handle is @BeardedApe, he's been smooth cheeked for a while but he's still sexy so don't worry.

Ryan and Chuck just shoot the shit and play catch up. Chuck tells stories about 70 Tons of Metal cruises, his recent video shoot for a music video with "In The Trench" and he also gives a peek behind the curtain of No Control Radio. For the metal dads (and moms), the guys share metal stories about their kids. Catch Chuck every Saturday night for No Control Radio on 93.7fm KLBJ or 93.7fm HD2 24/7. Also, if you have a rad story about your kid at a metal show, shoot us an email at [email protected] and we might share it on a future episode.

https://www.atxmetalpodcast.com/
https://www.klbjfm.com/show/no-control/
Intro music "Common Flow" by Arborneena
Featured music "Haunted" by In The Trench

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03/04/22 • 73 min

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SXSW Special with ENOX

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03/15/22 • 54 min

I'm a fan of naps. Who's not right? Well, apparently we all have been sleeping on ENOX. This 5 piece Metalcore outfit out of New Jersey and Georgia respectively, has a new album out titled "Euphoria" and is heading out on tour. It just so happens, they will be playing at Come and Take It Live on March 17th for the SXSW Officially Unofficial show date.

Zooming in from the ENOX house in Georgia, I chat with Mike, Roy and Mikey to gain some insight into the world that is ENOX. This all came about after I was out on a run and heard their song "Blame Shift" and was instantly hooked. Diving deeper into the discography, I knew I wanted to know more. The music they have done to date is just amazing and deserves your attention.

In this episode we converse about a lot of stuff. From an emotionally scaring incident that Mikey had with pepper to Buckeye's Merch and learning that, by law, you can't pump your own gas in Jersey, this episode covers some good inside info from the guys. I highly recommend catching them while they are out on tour. If you are in the Austin area, March 17th at Come and Take It Live is their date here. Check the rest of the tour in the link below.

I also have a side hustle selling whiskey bottles turned into tiki torches. Listen for details.

https://www.atxmetalpodcast.com/
https://direct.me/enoxband

Intro music "Common Flow" by Arborneena
Today's featured track is "Blame Shift" off their latest album "Euphoria"

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03/15/22 • 54 min

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06/21/23 • 61 min

I sat down with Eric Gutierez of Scoundrel out of Fresno, CA and was also joined by the man himself Taylor Anderson (Titan Audio /Aaerial/Pala) for a chat back in late April 2023 to learn a little bit more about the heavy coming out of the west coast. Due to life getting in the way on my end, this podcast was a little behind schedule to promote their recent tour that had three stops in Texas. I spoke to the band and they said the tour was great and they plan on coming back to Texas and hitting the other markets so I owe them a redo.

Eric is the main song writer for Scoundrel and also I found out he is a bit of a foodie (he'd fit in well here in Austin). We talked about their singles "Ides of March" and "Skinwalker", Eric's live set up, AI generated cover art and we even got some Titan Tips from Taylor.

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Fueled by “Brews, Brujas and Blunts”, Scoundrel is THE heart-pounding metalcore outfit from Fresno, California, which was formed in late October of 2018 by Guitarist Eric Gutierrez, Bassist Steffen Clark and Drummer Chris Bradburd. Scoundrel thrives with heavy influences from Hardcore, Nu-metal, Deathcore, and Progressive metal.

Scoundrel focuses on raw, force-of-nature-type energy when playing live and in the studio – having shared the stage with a diverse catalogue of bands such as Left to Suffer, Oceano, Nonpoint, Dropout Kings, Alesana Carnifex, Enterprise Earth, The Faceless, and many more.

Episode Info:

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Scoundrel559

FB: https://www.facebook.com/BrewsBrujasandBlunts

IG: https://www.instagram.com/Scoundrel559/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@scoundrel559

Intro track: "Common Flow" by Arborenna

Featured track: "Ides of March" by Scoundrel

ATXMP Website: https://www.atxmp.com/

Sponsors:

Come and Take It Productions: https://www.comeandtakeitproductions.com/

Come and Take It Live: https://www.comeandtakeitlive.com/

Bumperactive: https://www.bumperactive.com/

Titan Audio Productions: https://titanaudioproductions.com/
Texas Metal United: https://www.facebook.com/TexasMetalUnited

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06/21/23 • 61 min

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05/04/21 • 66 min

BYSTANDER is an up and coming American heavy metal outfit based out of Portland, Oregon. Blending more technical styles of death metal riffs with groove inspired deathcore breakdowns, BYSTANDER brings forth a crushing sound reminiscent of the golden era of heavy metalcore & “djent,” appealing to fans of Whitechapel, Meshuggah, Thy Art Is Murder, Volumes, Born Of Osiris, After the Burial & more.

Bystander came out to Texas in mid March to get a feel for the Texas music scene to see if this was the place to be when they got back to playing gigs. Taylor gives his run down of their time here. They visited Rainy St, checked out some comedy clubs and of course, had to get some Texas BBQ.

The guys take a dive into the lyrics from the latest Ep "Product of Misinformation" that dropped earlier this year and touched a little on how the band faired during their COIVD lockdown. Now that shows are returning to a stage near you, they are excited to get back out and mix it up with what is hopefully a new fan base here in Austin, Texas.

Todays featured song is "Isolation Campaign" of their latest album "Product of Misinformation" Link below to their Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/artist/4uYbgRkkg520ViIcz0KXdK

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05/04/21 • 66 min

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Have You Heard - Defamed

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02/24/21 • 52 min

In this episode, we travel virtually to the UK to have a chat with Josuha Rocchi of Defamed. Josh breaks down how he came to be in the band, how COIVD has impacted his personal and band life, along with his weekend getaway to shoot music videos and their upcoming shows. This will be the first time Joshua will perform with the band. Josh admits to his love for Asking Alexandria (so does Ryan) and also talks about how Defamed's remix to "Gasolina" came to be and fan reactions to it.

From the bands Spotify Page "Savagely rising from the ashes of previous band "Drown in Sulphur", after they'd been betrayed by one of theirs, new Deathcore act Defamed is fueled with the rage that defines the genre. Introducing themselves with their intense and relentless debut single "Circles" and a parody cover of Daddy Yankee's reggaetón hit song "Gasolina" early 2020, Defamed deliver impressive tracks again and again, compiled in their debut EP Aeon released on December 4th 2020".

Head over to Defamed's socials and give them a like/follow/share, check out their Patreon and stay tuned for more to come. The song featured is "Wounds" of their debut EP "Aeon". Photo credit: Nadia Camilleri (Instagram @youreinruins )

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02/24/21 • 52 min

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02/13/21 • 52 min

In this episode, Ryan and Jared sit down with 4 of the 6 members that make up TWMF. They take a stroll down fantasycore lane and learn how the band was formed and their concepts, how they are holding up during COIVD and future plans.

The Wise Man's Fear is a 6-piece American Fantasycore band from Central Indiana. The group debuted its first full-length record, Castle in the Clouds, in the summer of 2015. The album chronicles the adventures of a young knight (representative of mankind) on his quest to find a legendary Castle and allegorically, the meaning of life.

Their 2017 release, The Lost City, serves as a prequel to the events of Castle in the Clouds and tells the story behind the rise of Chaotica, the villain from the previous record while commenting on the dangers of generational warfare.

In 2020, the band announced their signing to Sharptone Records and released the first single, "The Relics of Nihlux" from their forthcoming album and label debut, "Valley of Kings.

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02/13/21 • 52 min

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03/17/21 • 65 min

If you are into gaming, Spotify algorithms, Spiritbox and "progressive gerrymandering" then you are going to enjoy this episode. As they put it "A Dark Halo is wallet friendly, middle entry-tier, slightly prog cyber-metal (Assembled in Austin, TX, USA using Global Materials)."

The band has been around for a while but has taken many forms over the years like most bands. They way it all came back to life was when Dave took a gig out here in Austin, Texas to work for a game developer and started to get the itch again to get ADH back up and running. Not only do they enjoy programming for the gaming community they also make music for the game industry.

One of the interesting things that Dave mentioned was a comparison to the animation industry. in each of the say Pixar movies', they are trying out different animations to see what works. He said he wanted to mimic that per say and try and push each song with "something different" so the music is a new experience for the listener.

The guys also chat about who they are listening to today and how the band is attacking getting more ears on their music by understanding and working the algorithm.

Todays featured song is ADH latest release "Flame Betide" and can be found wherever you get your music.

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03/17/21 • 65 min

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Have You Heard - AAerial

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12/16/20 • 60 min

This band is the culmination of 2 side projects with a splash of Nashville. AAerial is a 4 piece metal band from Austin, TX. As they put it "Their music fuses a style of aggressive metal and ambient electronics. An auditory hallucination weaving together hopeful melodies and dark lyrics that surround the core of one's will to survive".

Originally from Istanbul, Turkey and coming here when he was 8 years old, his mother came to America to setup a home for him when she deemed ready and he stayed behind with his father . After some time in Florida as a young child, he moved out to Nashville and shortly after that, he ventured to Austin to chase his music career. He goes over his time in Nashville and a little background info on his music related happenings while there.

Roman came to Austin after his band in Nashville had to go on hiatus. He tells a story about seeing Power Trip, one of Texas's top bands that hail from Dallas, TX and actually meeting and talking to Riley which helped push him to follow his dream.

Once he arrived in Austin, he did the normal "get a job and do adult things" prior to searching for a new band to join. He found a vocalist opening for AAerial in late 2017 on BandMix, which is as he puts it "Tinder for musicians". As a part of most band try outs, they gotta see the goods. So what better way that the "in car sound test" except in this scenario, Roman was basically screaming the track in the car with the guys in the car with him. Talk about a job interview. Ryan and Roman go on about current events such as new music, up coming releases and The Noize Faktory Live Sessions.

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12/16/20 • 60 min

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12/09/20 • 48 min

Godendshere was founded in 2018 and are on the heavier side of the metal world. With the new line up, the music going forward will have the new members sound in mind. Trying to move on from more of a beatdown sound to deathcore, the guys are excited for what's in store.

Due to the COIVD threat, Owen (founding member) and Carl team up when they can due to the fact they live close by. The band tries to get together about once a month to keep the music moving forward but are mindful of their safety precautions. So, like most bands this year, the sharing of thoughts and riffs are sent back and forth via the cloud.

As far as next year is concerned, Hex is stoked to play his first show as the vocalist and Carl is looking forward to playing his very first show period. So this young band is ready to hit the stage and show you what they can do. From gaming to city jobs and pets, this episode has a little bit of everything.

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12/09/20 • 48 min

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01/19/21 • 41 min

Matt has been around the Austin music scene for quite some time. The podcast has been familiar with Matt since his days in Taking on Poseidon, a now dormant/disbanded group that was a local favorite circa 2015/2016. From there, Matt has floated between projects such as Morningside and now has landed on Deadmouth.

Deadmouth is a blend of tones but draws from NuMetal mostly. Here is a excerpt quote from the band "This is heavy, this is fast, this is hard, this is loud. We are, your anger and sadness inside of a song. We are the new heavy. We. Are. Deadmouth. Prepare and witness."

Ryan caught up with Matt in a creative space where Matt lives. They chatted about past music, live streams, COVID, influences and the future music to come from the band.

Todays featured track is on of Deadmouth's newest releases "The Middle" and can be found on Spotify/iTunes and elsewhere.

Photo: @theuncannydom

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01/19/21 • 41 min

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How many episodes does ATX Metal Podcast have?

ATX Metal Podcast currently has 116 episodes available.

What topics does ATX Metal Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Austin, Texas, Interview, Music, Metal, Podcast, Podcasts and Music Interviews.

What is the most popular episode on ATX Metal Podcast?

The episode title 'Chuck Loesch crashes the Podcast!' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on ATX Metal Podcast?

The average episode length on ATX Metal Podcast is 51 minutes.

How often are episodes of ATX Metal Podcast released?

Episodes of ATX Metal Podcast are typically released every 8 days, 10 hours.

When was the first episode of ATX Metal Podcast?

The first episode of ATX Metal Podcast was released on Apr 3, 2020.

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