Everything Went Black Podcast mike hill

Karl and I are at it again with another action-packed episode of Darkness Weaves, our exploration of Karl Edwar Wagner’s Dark Fiction and Fantasy writing.  This week we discuss the short story Misericorde, originally published back in 1983 in Sorcerer’s Apprentice.
 
Intro:    “All the Dark Things / Darkness Weaves” – Mike Hill
Outro:  “Craven” - Atrament

Composer Chris Bozzone returns this week. Chris is part of the inner circle at Cadabra Records / Chiroptera Press, the place to go where weird fiction, art and music meet. We discuss all of the upcoming books and recordings that are about to drop over the next few weeks.
 
Intro:    “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill
Outro:  “Along a Marble Column” – The Seer

Mitch Oliver returns to podcast this week.  Last year we chatted about his horror short, THE DRUID’S HAND, a compelling, bleak story about a priest and his dark past.  This time around we discuss LOW LIFES, his debut feature film co-directed with  Tesh Guttikonda (Influencer).
Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill
Outro:  “Evergreen” – Brian Jonestown Massacre

Davey Ferchow of Portland’s Dry Wedding joins us this week to talk about the band’s forthcoming tour and the hints of new music on the horizon. 
 
Intro:    “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill
Outro:  “Depraved Estate” – Dry Wedding

You all know how I feel about horror and horror podcasts.  This week, I’d like to welcome Kainan Becker, the host of Ghost Pirate Entertainment, a great YouTube channel that covers horror on the streaming platforms.  I check in with Kainan on a weekly basis to get the lowdown on what to check out on the seemingly endless content available out there.
 
Intro:    “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill
Outro:  “Sleeve” – Slaughter Shack

This week Stephen Flam of Goden / Winter join returns.  VALE OF THE FALLEN, the new Goden record is about to drop like a hammer! Steph and I get into the details of the record. Check it out!
Intro:    “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill
Outro:  “Urania” - Goden