Endless Metal Podcast - We're constantly listening to metal in all its glorious forms !

This episode we welcome Lindsay, host and creator of The Heavy Metal Journal on YouTube and writer for The Moshville Times! Lindsay talks with Ben and Markisan about how she discovered metal through VH1 music videos in Scotland, what made her fall in love with history and mythology, why The Undertaker was the person she wanted to be most when she grew up, and how her love for sharing cool shiny things turned into one of our favorite metal shows. We also count down the top 3 metal albums that can fire us up on a Monday morning and help us face the work week ahead!Check out The Heavy Metal Journal on YouTube and follow Lindsay's metal adventures on Instagram at @theheavymetaljournal.Check out Ben's 9 hour+ Exploding Alarm Clock Radio Playlist for a jamming and riff heavy hard rock rock and metal Monday morning wake up THANK YOU to Evoken for allowing us to use a section from their song, The Last of Vitality, as our opening theme song!

Ben and Markisan discuss three recently announced metal band reunions - Subrosa, Nevermore and Warning. They start off talking about the big Subrosa news, chat about how they got into the band, then each name their favorite Subrosa LP. Next, they dive into a discussion about the new Nevermore lineup, including how they feel about the chosen recruits, what they think of the revamped band's rehearsal documentary, why metal fans were divided when a revival was first proposed and what they anticipate from Nevermore going forward. The boys also discuss the highly anticipated return of Warning, who will be releasing a new album 20 years after their legendary Watching from a Distance LP devastated the metal world. Plus, Ben and Markisan count down their Top 3 Metal Albums of 2011, the year Nevermore disbanded.

Jeff and Ben had a blast interviewing Greg Martinis (Vocals) and Dave McJunkins (Bass) of the killer Cleveland-based progressive death-thrash metal band Atomic Witch. We begin with the guys discussing how they got into heavy music, playing in bands, and doing shows in the Cleveland hardcore and metal scenes. We share our mutual love for pro wrestling and its connections to metal--a theme that appears a few times during the interview. Next, we deep dive into the band's latest record, the absolutely pummeling and riff ripping "Death Etiquette"--Ben's #24 album of 2025--released on Redefining Records. We end by picking our top 3 bands with witch in their name. So sit back, listen on your favorite podcast platform, and enjoy a Season of the Witch Hazy IPA from True North Ale Company*Massive thank you to Vince Verkay and his legendary band ⁠Evoken⁠, who graciously allowed us to use a section from their song, ⁠The Last of Vitality⁠, from the classic album ⁠Antithesis of Light⁠, as our NEW opening theme song!

Ben and Markisan put their final stamp on 2025 with a retrospective episode that spotlights some of their favorite albums. They discuss the year in metal and why it was seriously underrated, then instead of just recapping their best of lists, they highlight some excellent albums that fell just outside their Top 25s. Ben and Markisan also discuss 3 albums they both had in their Top 10 lists and talk about 2 records from their Top 10s that they didn't share in common. They conclude the show by chatting about newer records that dropped at the end of December and early January, and name some albums they are most looking forward to in 2026.Massive thank you to Vince Verkay and his legendary band Evoken, who graciously allowed us to use a section from their song, The Last of Vitality, from the classic album Antithesis of Light, as our NEW opening theme song!

Tonight we bring you an episode featuring Daniel and Peter of the band KLPS.  Markisan and Ben discuss their early days in Sweden discovering metal music and playing in various bands like Hearts Alive before they formed the current band, just around the time Covid-19 halted the world. We learn about the band's process for writing records, their commitment to playing every show like it's their last, the story behind Daniel's infamous aftershave shot and how KLPS used the pandemic as motivation to find their phantom center. After the interview, we count down our Top 3 "Comfort in Collapse" Albums. These are important records that helped lift us up after something fell apart in our lives.We had an absolute blast chatting with Daniel and Peter of the band KLPS, and unearthing the history, friendship and heaviness behind KLPS and what went into making one of our favorite records in 2025.