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Hosted by Daniel Cordova · music · EN · 141 episodes
Far Beyond Metal is a metal interview show that sets out to defy what it means to be metal by exploring the minds of the musicians, writers, and metal media staples behind the genre that is largely made up adults growling like monsters. Guests discuss their earliest musical origins, their careers, current projects, and more. The “more” frequently includes Prince for some reason.Host Daniel Cordova has spent more than a decade being obnoxious in the Sacramento metal scene. He had a radio show with KSSU, currently writes for Metal Injection, and produces the FBM podcast independently.This show is an homage to metal and the cheesy voices announcing it. Theme courtesy of Century Media Records & Devin Townsend himself.
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Signup to Generate a PitchFar Beyond Metal is a music podcast hosted by Daniel Cordova, with 141 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #17
<p>Andrea Ferro of Lacuna Coil and I discuss cats, boardgames, the band's new record, collaborative singles, and more! Adam Wakeman (Jazz Sabbath and Ozzy's live keyboardist) discusses his first band. Then I recommend the Russian prog doom band Scarecrow.</p> <p>Far Beyond Metal</p> <p>Lacuna Coil's Website </p> <p>Jazz Sabbath</p> <p>Scarecrow</p>
Episode #16
<p>Adam Wakeman aka "Milton Keanes" is on the show! We're talking about his jazz Black Sabbath cover band Jazz Sabbath as well as his live work with Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath, being the guy in the tent on Sabbath's farewell tour, and a lot more! One of my favorite chats ever on this show.</p> <p>Far Beyond Metal</p> <p>Jazz Sabbath<br> Bandcamp</p> <p>Adam Wakeman<br> Bandcamp</p>
Far Beyond Metal
<p>Ian from Cyborg Octopus has returned and this time we're talking about the band's new album Bottom Feeder, getting serious while rocking track suits, sounding pissed, and lots more!</p> <p>Far Beyond Metal</p> <p>Cyborg Octupus</p> <p>Buy Bottom Feeder from Silent Pendulum </p>
Episode #15
<p>Jon Courtney from Pure Reason Revolution is on the show! He is on several years after becoming a lost episode. We're talking about animals, session bassists (theirs worked with David Gilmour and Pink Floyd), lineup shifts within PRR, the band's new record Coming Up To Consciousness, and more. Then Sam Vallen from Caligula's Horse discusses his first band.</p> <p>Far Beyond Metal</p> <p>Pure Reason Revolution<br> Order the new record - Instagram - Facebook</p> <p>Caligula's Horse<br> Website - Instagram - Facebook</p>
Episode #14
<p>Gene Hoglan makes a mighty return! We're talking the recently wrapped Dethklok tour, the upcoming Death To All tour, Bear McCreary, playing (virtually) with Devin Townsend, and More. Ché Aimee Dorval discusses her first band. Then I recommend the Sacramento death metal wildcards Seawater.</p> <p>FarBeyondMetalPodcast.com</p> <p>Gene Hoglan<br> Death To All Tour - Instagram</p> <p>Ché Aimee Dorval<br> Website - Instagram</p> <p>Seawater<br> Bandcamp - Instagram</p>
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