Dopethrone

You can't go anywhere on the internet without stumbling over this album...and there's a reason for that. This is Electric Wizard's heaviest album--maybe one of the heaviest albums ever made, depending on who you talk to. The guitars are super fuzzed out and tuned down and the vocals are shrouded within all of it, just the way I like it. If you haven't heard it--do yourself a huge favor and give it a listen:
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IMPALED

(dis)'Member that Carcass tribute I posted a little while ago? Well, I've got this pretty killer IMPALED album that features B-Sides, Unreleased songs, and demos by the band--so if you enjoyed the Impaled tracks on that tribute album, you'll probably enjoy this too.

Plus, they do an Impetigo cover: ILLEGALLY DOWNLOAD THIS.

EVIL DEAD - Annihilation of Civilization

These guys thrashed when thrash wasn't fashionable anymore; and boy, did they do it well. Evil Dead - Annihilation of Civilization

A Peace Offering (NAILBOMB)

We're both STILL in the process of moving and getting settled...not a whole lot of time to upload albums and whatnot. I, personally, am fucking exhausted, and being far miles away from my hard drive (left it in College Park), I had to kind of scrape around for something worthwhile to upload. I think this should satisfy yous for a bit.

Nailbomb is a Post-Thrash Industrial Metal band, formed as a side project between Max Cavalera (Sepultura, Soul Fly) and Alex Newport (Fudge Tunnel). They have a sound that levitates in between Sepultura and Fudge Tunnel's more straight ahead songs, with Max and Alex sharing or alternating vocals. The Industrial bit of it is kind of lame--would just prefer for someone to play some of the stuff that's looped, but whatever, it really doesn't hurt the music. The first track, "Wasting Away", should be more than enough to warm you up to the rest of the album. If you like Sepultura, head banging, the word "fuck", and crazy brazilian guys with dreads (and pasty englishmen), download this: NAILBOMB - Point Blank

If you need some more convincing, here's an excerpt from one of their only live shows:


Time to crash...

--fred

(P.S. Track Suits, Purple Hair Dye, and Keyboards are NOT cool.)

(P.S. P.S. The first broadcast for Pay-To-Play is up! d/l dat shit!)

Summer Shows!

So the votes were cast, die were thrown, horses were whipped and beheaded, grass has been mowed, etc, etc.

Any way you want to look at it, Fred and I will be having radio shows this summer. Look out for:

Beckett's Metal - Saturday 12PM to 3PM
Fred's Show (He'll have to tell you what it's called) - Thursday 4PM-6PM

That's right guys, your favorite two people to play you metal will now send 5 HOURS of mind-bending extreme-ness your way every week. The schedule kicks off Thursday this week (May 22nd) so, Fred willing, you may get to hear us right away.
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EDIT FROM FRED (in Baltimore): So, after hours of deliberation between me and my associates, a name for my show has been decided upon:

Pay-To-Play: Pat Robertson's Crust and Powerviolence Hour with Fred White

See you on Thursday.

5.19.08 Playlist **LAST SHOW**

Playlist for 5/19/08:

High on Fire - The Face Of Oblivion
Boris - Blackout
G.G. Allin - Murder for the Mission
EYEHATEGOD - Left To Starve
Acid Bath - Bleed Me An Ocean
PENTAGRAM - Lazylady
The Jesus Lizard - Mouth Breather
Goblin Cock - Kegrath The Dragon Killer
Monster Magnet - Medicine
Mama Tick - Horsedoctor
Slughog - Left
Shank - Stink of Exist
Shank - Adhesive the Equipment
Gride - Manipulance
Shellac - Crow
Gored - Mechanisms
GREENMACHINE - Heap
Christpunchers - Cutty
Orange Goblin - Vagrant Stomp
Sleep - Dragonaut
Cows - Organized Meat
TAD - Behemoth
Slint - Good Morning Captain
Dystopia - Green Destroyed
Tone - Confidence and Progress

This is the last one, guys: download it here.

Also--in the process of moving, won't have internet for a bit, be back in a week hopefully...

--fred

We Reach - Music of The Melvins and Carcass - Requiems of Revulsion

Personally, I'm not that huge of a fan of tribute albums, but these two albums in particular are shining stars in my opinion. They both feature artists that we're big fans of covering two bands that we love, so what could go wrong? Download away! (and listen to our latest and FINAL show).

We Reach - Music of The Melvins
Requiems of Revulsion - A Tribute To Carcass