Ex Inferis: A Heavy Metal Podcast

Ex Inferis: A Heavy Metal Podcast
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Ex Inferis: A Heavy Metal Podcast Podcast

A Heavy Metal Podcast

  1. 07/04/2021

    Episode XVIII - Fjord Focus: Viking Metal, Nordic Nationalism and Folk Revivalism

    In these unprecedented times, can we even recall the last opportunity we could all collectively go on a good pillaging? As was embellished on ancient mystic runes by the hands of the Old Gods themselves, it all seems so “Bjorn today, gone tomorrow” right now. Nevertheless, such as the langskip was built to sever through the Baltic seas, we too must sally forward. In this week’s feature episode, Matthew, Jamie and Tom fill their mead horns to the brim and regale tales of Norse mysticism, Scandi paganism, geo-nationalism and Amon Amarth-isms. It’s that rather problematic, contrary, paradoxical, yet oddly engaging caricature of a sub-genre, Viking Metal, with all untamed confusion of sonics and symbolism in tow. From 60s counterculture to folk horror revivalism, we go from Asgard to Valhalla with this one. So put aside your great axes, lay down your historically inaccurate helmets and let us Ragnarok your world.

    1h 30m

  2. 16/03/2021

    Choice Cuts - Vol X: Future Classics From The Underground

    The boys from below take you through the best (but not always) music out there. This week's featured albums (but not limited to): Warrior Path - The Mad King 
Pupil Slicer - Mirrors Demiser - Through the Eternal Gate

 Enforced - Kill Grid Sepulcros - Transcending Obscurity Butterfly - Doorways of Time

    1h 8m

  3. 28/02/2021

    Choice Cuts - Vol IX: Future Classics From The Underground

    The boys from below take you through the best (but not always) music out there. This week's featured albums (but not limited to): Vestindien - Null 
Paranorm - Empyrean Age of Woe - Envenom

 Lamp of Murmuur - Virgin Womb of Eternal Black Terror
 Iotunn - Access All Worlds Socioclast -Socioclast

    1h 28m

  4. 21/02/2021

    Choice Cuts - Vol VIII: Future Classics From The Underground

    The boys from below take you through the best (but not always) music out there. This week's featured albums (but not limited to): Keys of Orthanc - Of the Lineage of Kings Hulder - Godslastering: Hymns of a Forlorn Peasantry 
Ekdikēsis - Canvas of a New Dawn Sederai Mutilation - Agony of Borneo Suffering Hour - The Cyclic Reckoning Froglord -Save The Frogs

    1h 18m

  5. 07/02/2021

    Choice Cuts - Vol VII: Future Classics From The Underground

    The boys from below take you through the best (but not always) music out there. This week's featured albums (but not limited to): 
The Body - I've Seen All I Need to See
 Universally Estranged - Reared Up in Spectral Predation 
Melvins - Working With God 
Feculent - The Grotesque Arena 
Elegy - Dead Beast

    1h 3m

  6. 01/02/2021

    Choice Cuts - Vol VI: Future Classics From The Underground

    The boys from below take you through the best (but not always) music out there. This week's featured albums: Crimson Void - A Requiem of Decay Dread Sovereign - Alchemical Warfare Gimli, Son of Glóin - At Last; Durin's Mightiest Son Returns To The Field Of Battle With Axe In Hand And Glory In His Heart! Divide & Dissolve - Gas Lit Zeal & Ardor - Wake of a Nation Cruel Hand - Dark Side of the Cage

    52 min

  7. 24/01/2021

    Episode XVII - In The Year Of Our Dark Lord: 2020

    Time. It’s a cruel mistress. The cyclical nature of our circadian rhythms. The persistent numbing of periodical cues from nature. Light. Dark. Light. Darker still. Each and every calendar month morphing into the next like the grotesquely genteel evolution of man. Is it just us, or does your endogenous clock need a good horological service? 2020 came and went like the provisional packet of Frubes issued in the lamentable free school meals scheme with the intent to feed the young minds of tomorrow but instead fed the profit margins of outsourced catering services. Blink and it was gone. And yet, somehow, such is the insistence of time, we find ourselves in 2021. So what better way to take stock of where we’re at than by reviving a podcast no one knew they wanted or needed? Ex Inferis returns with an incoherent review of the worst year to ever call itself a year: 2020. Because even if death is but another government (mis)led daily briefing away, at least Eternal Champion released a really good record. Yes, we’re back and less prepared than ever.

    1h 55m

  8. 17/05/2020

    Episode XVI - Glenn Danzig's Verotika: Citizen Kane It Ain't

    Cinema. The Silver Screen. “The most beautiful fraud in the world,” as Godard once imperiously joshed. Where art and technology coalesce to portray realities akin to that of our wildest dreams. Where the West remains Wild. Where science and fiction transport us to the outer realms of our farthest galaxies. Where our greatest fears manifest into consciousness before our very eyes and love forever triumphs over evil. It could also be where you witness pornstars with eyeballs for nipples accidentally summon a demonic albino spider, pornstars with a penchant for stealing faces attempt to strip-dance for hours and pornstars mispronounce words such as ‘virgin’ while bathing in pools of other pornstars’ blood. That’s right, for this episode of Ex Inferis, Matt, Tom and Jamie endure the odious hellscape of Glenn Danzig’s directorial debut, Verotika. The bois go to absolute town on the who’s, when’s, how’s and, for the love of Beelzebub, the WHY OH WHY’s of this complete career killing car crash of a movie. Grab yourself some milk…or beer…because this is going to be worse than getting knocked out by North Side Kings and claiming it was a set-up…

    2h 3m
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A Heavy Metal Podcast

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  • Creator
    Ex Inferis: A Heavy Metal Podcast
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2021
  • Episodes
    27
  • Rating
    Explicit
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