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Longtime metalheads deliver classic album breakdowns and recommend lesser known bands for your headbanging needs.
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The Acacia Strain is one of the heaviest and most unrelenting forces in extreme music. Blending elements of hardcore, doom, and deathcore, their music is a brutal soundtrack for anger, frustration, and existential misant
It was damn near impossible to choose just one Lamb of God album for this episode. We went with Sacrament , but we cover plenty of overarching factors that make them one of this century’s best metal acts. From deep lyric
ARRRRE YOOOOU READYYYY?!? From new sounds to the rawest of emotions, Korn introduced the music world to a whole new style. On this Noise Report, Matt and Brian break down what Korn's 1994 debut meant to them as middle sc
Brian and Matt cover the weird genius of Primus, focusing on Pork Soda , the one with "My Name Is Mud." Les Claypool's distinct vocals and bass virtuosity come together to create music that's unique and eccentric but sti
Matt, Brian, and friend / fellow metalhead Linda reflect on the monumental Back to the Beginning concert, where the metal world said goodbye to Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne. Then, we discuss our favorite Sabbath album
Brian and Matt's death metal deep dive continues with Entombed's Morning Star . This Big Four of Swedish Death Metal member and death 'n' roll pioneer has a far-reaching influence worth exploring. The Noise Report covers
Brian and Matt list their favorite metal albums at the halfway point of 2026. From old favorites like Acacia Strain and Corrosion of Conformity to new discoveries like Volcandra and Frozen Soul, hear their recommendation
TREE has been a staple in the hardcore scene for over three decades. As they gear up to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their iconic album "Downsizing the American Dream," vocalist Dave Tree joins The Noise Report to t
Matt and Brian talk doom and death with Jude Sisk, bassist from Stone Nomads, about why Death's Human stands as a metal milestone. We explore the band’s groundbreaking rhythm section, lyrical depth, and influence on mode
Matt and Brian talk doom and death with Jude Sisk, bassist from Stone Nomads, about why Death's Human stands as a metal milestone. We explore the band’s groundbreaking rhythm section, lyrical depth, and influence on mode
Sometimes you’ve gotta mix your metal with hardcore! Brian explains how Lionheart’s Love Don’t Live Here gets him amped while Matt struggles to look past the “level-one” lyrics. Can they come to a consensus? From Hatebre
Brian and Matt attempt to uncover why heavy metal workhorses Sevendust aren't as huge as they should be. And, is that even a bad thing? Listen for a discussion on Sevendust's 30+ year career with a focus on their 2001 al
This episode, we get Slaytanic! Brian and Matt explore Slayer's South of Heaven with special guest, sludge metal musician Scott Sokoloski, aka The Bunn. We cover scary album art, the depth of Slayer’s philosophy, and ton
From shrieks to growls, vocals are part of what makes metal music great. But are they mandatory? Hell no! Brian and Matt argue that metal can be just as powerful without words and offer Pelican's City of Echoes as Exhibi
On the first episode of The Noise Report, Matt and Brian discuss Corrosion of Conformity's 1994 album Deliverance, featuring classic tracks like "Albatross" and "Clean My Wounds." They dive into more of CoC's history and
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