Quebec Tech Death | Overkill Global Metal Reviews
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2018
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We review Tech Death from the Canadian province of Quebec, featuring Brad's Album picks, Metal Injection columnist Austin Weber, and Shout Outs from our Patreon donors.
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Featuring:
Cryptopsy - None So Vile bit.ly/2zruDqW
Martyr - Warp Zone bit.ly/2NCTSze
Gorguts - Obscura bit.ly/2O8oZlO
AUGURY - Fragmentary Evidencebit.ly/2xKUtEA
Deviant Process - Paroxysm bit.ly/2xElSsp
Sutrah - Dunes bit.ly/2xVcm3F
Quo Vadis - Day Into Nightbit.ly/2NBf4G0
Beyond Creation - The Aura bit.ly/2pyZL1W
Gorguts - Colored Sands bit.ly/2xM11CF
Thanks to Austin Weber bit.ly/2yFn5iW
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I'm so glad the corrector (?) or UA-cam let the "pun intended" and Brad's wish at the end for some "special" style of Death Metal at in. And by the way, where do I see the people who did the subtitles? I have to show my friends that I'm more than a completly useless person. :D Thanks!
Best metal bands in Québec are
Anonymus
Mononc' Serge
B.A.R.F.
Forteresse
And the rest is up for debate
And by the way you failed to pronounce poutine both times altho you pronounced the pou correctly the tine is actualy pronounced as if there was an a between the t and the i like this poutsine because thats how we say the ti sylable
N importe quand !💙
But the link doest nt work mr?! t
"somebody from church introduced to Cryptopsy..."
*HOLD UP*
I am 200% not making this up. It happened. He showed me other cool bands too, like Kekal and Pig Destroyer haha.
A guy from my church got me into morbid angel and pig destroyer...cool guy
Gotta love it!
Heard Grindcore from a guy from church as well. But they introduced me to the other project of Pig Destroyer...Agoraphobic Nosebleed. Still my ALL TIME favorite Grind band.
@@rockkiall these christians sure know how to grind lol
When it takes you 54 minutes to get through an 18-minute video because you keep stopping to look up all the bands.
Hell yeah! New tunes to bang your head to. Thank you for watching.
nope, I know all of them, congrats me xD lol
Sadly Deviant Process isn't on Spotify 😥
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I know the feeling!! ALL THE TIME!!! lol
A band that was very important for the Quebecois scene was Obliveon. Their album Nemesis is a tech metal masterpiece, and guitarist Pierre Remillard became a great producer, who worked on many of the scene's key albums.
Can't wait for an episode on Poland!
Hell yeah. Good call. Thank you for watching.
Yes, yes, yes Poland \\ m //
Obliveon's From This Day Forward was even better.
Absolutely on pont. I'm shocked it wasn't mentioned here
So far watching this series and particularly after this episode I've got like 15 bands to properly listen to! Thanks banger for making me discover new and superb metal!
Thanks for watching, Charlie. I do this stuff to help push bands that deserve it to fans who would love to hear it, so it's rad that people actually take what we say and look it up.
Proud of my Quebec Metal Scene ! Rock on.
Hell yeah. Thanks for watching.
Ça c clair
I love this Banger series. Really learning a lot from local metal scenes.
Didin't know that Quebec had such an amazing tech death metal scene, other than Cryptosy, Gorguts and Beyond Creation.
I particularly enjoyed this one. Awesome work from Brad.
Cheers, and greetings from Mexico!!
Thanks my friend! Glad you dug it. So much great music in that scene!
Time for all the Quo Vadis
Also check out First Fragment too!! They have Dominic 'Forrest' on bass (ex- Beyond Creation). They're absolutely phenomenal.
Hell yeah. They were one of the bands I listened to in preparation for this, just didn't make the cut for the five albums.
Thank you Jai.
Quebec also has an amazing black metal scene
I second that, Québec is an often overlook place that has some great black metal!
Awesome, Thanx! I will definitely go explore them! Any bands you would prescribe?
@@jacgrobbelaar2425 Check out Forteresse
They should do the legit French avant garde bm scene before Qyebec
Jacob they are doing so. Just a few other ones first
I miss martyr so much. I'm happy that Dan Mongrain the guitarist is helping make voivod great again
Warpzone is fucking INSANE, man. What an album.
None So Vile is crucial
200%. Not even debatable. If anyone tries to question that, they are wrong.
I have to say, I had no idea Quebec was so huge because Montreal and Quebec City are so much further south than the rest of the province. Definitely learned something today. Great video too, glad to see The Aura made the shout outs as it's the only Quebec tech death album I've ever really listened to
Dude, right? I wonder who actually goes all the way up to Northern Quebec. It probably gets lonely.
Thanks for watching!
Hey all! Bradley here. If you're going to be at Quebec Deathfest this weekend and want to meet up to shoot the shit and hang, hit me up on Instagram or Twitter at @BradSeed.
I'm glad hearing band like sutrah inspired by Indonesian traditional culture/art, keep up the good work guys~ Cheers from Indonesia
Now Im happy but next should be the french black metal scene.🤘
Hmmmm... >:)
Antaeus is one of the most brutal things I've ever heard.
Awesome band. MkM has a band called Aosoth too
Blackgaze, Arkhon Infaustus, Deathspell, Blut Aus Nord, Glorior Belli, yeah there's a lot of good stuff going on in France
Don't forget The Great Old Ones, they grow a lot since Tekeli-li
That Demilich shirt is on point buddy. Good stuff!!!!
Thanks friend! Got it when I saw them back in May with Blood Incantation and Artificial Brain.
That's awesome, helluva lineup!
Legendary band !!!
@@AggressiveTendencies that was a great tour package.i seen them in Chicago and have the same shirt.
The Quebec tech death metal scene started with the incredible band Obliveon and the album From This Day Forward back in the 80’s. Loved this band, I remember getting the demo when I lived in Montreal. Got some international coverage burn they were ahead of their time.
Thanks for making this video! Quebec death metal is amazing. Love to see Quo Vadis mentioned.
Always knew we had great Metal bands at home but you guys put us on the map big time. Good show as usual. Keep them coming and cheers from Montréal! Bonne soirée ;)
Thanks so much, Mat! See you at Quebec Deathfest?
Very happy for this episode, exposure for Sutrah (part of my personal top 5 AOTY of 2017), favorite Genre and Brad handling this coverage
Hell ya. Thank you for the kind words, Kevin. Glad you think I handled it well...was a lot of pressure because I have such love for this genre that I wanted to do it justice.
@@AggressiveTendencies That you certainly delivered! Also learned how to properly pronounce poutine big thanks!
Anything for my Francophomies!
EY! Nice to see a mention of Deviant Process, that album is fucking awesome!
Right? One of the gems I found while doing research for this segment.
Quebec tech! a new genre,so cool that it rhymes
Awesome!!! Thanks for using the Québec flag in the thumbnail for accuracy! The Québec scene is very distinct from anything else thats’s done in Canada. The Québec black metal scene is also quite developed and unique!
One absolute must of an album that wasnt mentioned in this video is Temple of knowledge from Kataklysm. Also Cryptopsy’s Blasphemy made flesh.
Well I was thinking about Beyond Creation the whole time and they finally got mentioned at the end. Unfortunately I recently tried to pick up their Aura album at our local record store and was told it was out of print and way more expensive than my budget allows... fortunately I have Algorythm and Earthborn Evolution on vinyl.
j’adore le québec et j’adore le métal!
HELL YEAH! Thank you for watching.
Great job, Brad. Great picks. Classics.
Thank you so much!
Deviant Process - Paroxysm has been one of my favorite tech death albums since it came out. Nice picks!
Hell yeah. Thanks for watching and the kind words, Jake.
British grindcore would be cool
Portuguese Mexican and russian too
We absolutely need a British grind/powerviolence breakdown.
yes!
Shout-out to my band Humanity's Disgrace lol Montreal based Tech Death. We're working on our first LP (we already have a self-titled EP release in January 2017) with PRC Music and it will be released in March/April 2019.
Will look into. Thanks dude!
Québécois ici!!! You're damn right about the roads lol amazing tech death/death scene as well, I'm glad that you covered it! 🙌
Hellllll yeah! Thanks for watching. Are you from Quebec?
@@AggressiveTendencies yeah! you'll be here for Deathfest?
Yessir! I'm coming up with my friend Rino of Six of Swords (he did the Cannibal Corpse albums Lock Horns, if you remember). DM me on Instagram and let's meet up!
Lol. Here in New Brunswick, we have ya beat!
Nice to see Austin Weber featured! He introduced to pretty much all the tech death I currently listen to.
He's the man and one of the most well-versed in the topic out there!
Awesome video. Only one big oversight, I think. Someone else mentioned the band Obliveon and their album "Nemesis." I would add their album "From This Day Forward."
It was released in 1990, so they were arguably even ahead of Death in terms of incorporation of technical and progressive elements into their music. One of the most truly underrated bands.
As far as I'm concerned, even their groovier industrial tinged albums are fantastic. Better than most others in the same style. They really had a feel for grounded yet hypnotic and flowing rhythms and harmonies.
Great video. Ian Campbell era Neuraxis is essential!
Ian Campbell was in for my two top Neuraxis albums!
Awesome list, Brad. I love the Augury pick. I saw them back in 2010 as well with Black Dahlia Murder, Obscura, and Hatesphere! It was one of those few shows where every band was mind blowing.
Hell yeah, that rocks. What a gig. Jealous of that.
Taken good note of Martyr and Deviant Process, thanks. And yes, fuck, I so have to do my homework with Gorguts once and for all.
Non So Vile is just perfection. I don't own many band t-shirts, but that's one of them.
Hell yeah. I hope you discover plenty to love about Gorguts (you will!).
Gorguts can be a hard listen, I hated Obscura the first time I heard it. Going away and coming back a few times really made me appreciate their sound, and now I’m a big fan. Give them time, they’re a really incredible and different band!
Dude, totally. It's hard at first, but such a rewarding experience when it clicks.
Hey I'm Overkill Global, welcome back to Brad.
HAHA! He spins it around on me.
Cool! Cryptopsy is essential , and I have Augury's first album (haven't listened to it in a long ass time), but I'll check out these rest of these bands!
Brad, this is probably your most articulate and animated Banger vid you've done. I'm not super into tech death (though obviously I love None So Vile), but now I feel like listening to these albums for the rest of the day. Good shit!
Also, can we call it Quetec Death?
Thank you so much, friend! I love that. I am always doing my best to become more at home in front of the camera, so it's really cool when people say that kind of comment...really boosts the ol' confidence.
Yes, yes we can!
@@AggressiveTendenciesQuébecnical Death Metal
Such a big Gorguts fan, and Obscura is such an abrasive album. It’s so unnerving with all the crazy sounds and weird time signatures. It’s hard to listen to, but the more you do the more you discover. Love that it got a place on here, lots of people don’t even know how influential it is!
Dude, hell yeah. It feels like you're going insane at times, in the best way.
More episodes, please! Love tech death and Canada produces some of the best! I want to see a death/doom episode with Blayne and a deathcore one with Bradley. And a thrash one with Daniel.
Oh we got more coming, homie! Thanks for the love.
Awesome! Can't wait!
I cannot agree more about this "Love tech death and Canada produces some of the best!". I hadn't realized really well, but tons of the great tech death bands out there are from Canada \m/.
Merci beaucoup pour votre vidéo sur le Québec!
You're welcome. Thank you for watching!
I think Gorguts is the only band i really know on this list. My old guitar teacher who was into metal music talked about how Gorguts was such an awesome band. Man, I got to listen to them.
Hell yeah you do. Thanks for watching.
QUO VADIS!!! OMG that band was soooooooooooooo good.
Right? A unique sound amongst these others, with the more melodeath leanings.
Indeed. Forever... is just a classic album to me.
One of my favorite band ever!
Hunter/Killer was my favourite. So tight.
Quo vadis they have some metal classic
Cette vidéo-là m'a toujours fait capoter! Shoutout à mes boys chez BangerTV
"Stop eating as talking buddy!"
I love the way that BangerTV is always bringing new stuff to maintain the channel fresh.
Thanks so much for the love!
I want some Zimbabwe death metal up in here....
Even if you're joking, check out metal-archives.com, you can browse bands by country there, and there's really good bands from countries like Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Mozambique, Botswana etc. -- but not Zimbabwe tho lol =(
Some of them pretty freaking brutal, check out Sarcotrofia (Mozambique), Crackdust (Botswana), In Oath (Kenya) to name a few. There's black metal too, making it "black black metal" I guess lol
There's also an African Metal group on Facebook, so check them out - they did promote a band from Zimbabwe, if memory serves :)
Colored Sands has got to be one of the greatest albums ever written
And yes our roads/drivers here really do suck
Hahaha! I love that it's a well-known fact there too. Thanks for watching!
There’s just something in the water over in Quebec where they keep pumping out fantastic tech bands!
Dude, right? I'm going to Montreal for Quebec Deathfest this weekend and am going to drink so much water to hopefully turn myself into a tech death wizard.
If you happen to run into any of the guys from Beneath the Massacre, just let them know people still care and I'll wait forever for a release.
Love Québec tech death! Early Kataklysm is cool too. One thing I was glad to see is that out of the nine albums mentioned, I have five already! That’s more than usual when I watch these videos.
You're smart! Picking up them good chunes.
Early Kataklysm is definitely cool, though I think a bit out of the purview of this tech death...they're fast but not as tech-focussed.
Good point about Kataklysm being less tech. I just ordered Martyr and Neuraxis! Yay!
Hell yeah!
Obviously time is limited, but in addition to the Old Gods that got albums reviewed I was very pleased to hear Unhuman, Beneath The Massacre and Chthe'elist get mentions. Great bands doing amazing stuff. What a scene! And great job, Brad!
Hellllll fucking yeah. So much good music in that scene. I wish I could have talked more, to be honest.
So many landmark albums. And Dominic "Forest" Lapointe is imo in the same league as Steve DiGiorgio, or even above. Fantastic playing.
He's an absolute animal. So good!
My favorite tech death metal band from Quebec is Simple Plan
Bro, have you heard the precursor to Simple Plan called Reset? Total old-school death metal. They really upped the technical element in SP.
Yeah, absolutely! Turned out Philippe Jolicoeur perfectly filled the void Pierre Bouvier left. Both have the same great guttural voice that fits their respective genres. The bands are both great in their own ways.
Stoked to see Augury on this.
Hell yeah. Thank you for watching.
I fell so glad that i´ve being a fan from all of this bands since early 2000s
Hell yeah. Also you're vege/edge?
@@AggressiveTendencies For several years now (15-17 years i believe). Regards from Mexico.
awesome work guys :)
I love my province!!
Goddamn right! You heading to Quebec Deathfest?
Ye boi! only got tix to see immolation/bellwitch so far~
OMG, I love this series!!!!
Thanks Jonatan!
Good job Brad! Merci!
Thanks TMM!
There is so many bands to mention... Teramobil, Neuraxis, Beneath the Massacre, Ion Dissonance, Samskaras for example
PS: Steven Henry here ;)
Merci, vraiment cool man!!
First Fragment up there
That’s undeniable, our roads truly suck!
Haha! Glad you admit it. You going to Quebec Deathfest? If so maybe see you there!
Luc Lemay is one of the nicest dudes ever; every time I've seen Gorguts live he's super excited to talk about music.
Oh, and Obscura is basically a pillar of musical composition genius.
Hell yeah!
Disembarkation`s "Rancorous Observision" is a really amazing quebec tech/prog death metal album. Ex Augury Étienne Gallo played their too
Saw Voivod 2 days ago and I am still living and breathing that show. Fucking insane. Met Chewy before the show, as I was there waaay too early and exchanged a few words with him. Nicest dude on the fucking planet, seriously. Here I was fanboying over this amazing amazing musician and he was just so nice and humble about it. That goes for the whole band really. Seeing them again in 4 days and I cannot wait. I think Quebec are so lucky to have a band of such caliber coming from there.
That rocks. I love that. Thank you for watching and sharing your story.
Of course, and the whole show was filled with memories. I got to shout "I´LL CHOP YOUR BODY TO EAT" together with Snake in the mic. Mom would not be proud :D
great video btw
Glad you covered our province \m/
Hell yeah. Such good music. You going to Quebec Deathfest?
Quebec has awesome tech death (probably my favorite metal scene) and sweet skiing (I'm American btw)
Killer Demilich shirt man
Thanks so much, Kerry!
Fuck yeah I'm glad to see Deviant Process getting some love. Their LP *slayed*
Dude, right? It's so good. Thanks for watching.
This was cool, would love to see a Belgian hardcore/ 90's metalcore episode curated by Brad ofcourse
Did you made the video about French experimental metal? Can't ré find the video!
You guys should do a polish blackened death metal scene video
I'm a huge Progressive Rock/Metal, and Metal/Death/Thrash fan. Was working at Tower Records in Santa Monica when a label rep gave me a promo copy of Gorguts "Obscura", and Cryptopsy "...And you will beg" - at the time they went over my head, but warmed to it the next year when I was trying to find more Tech-Death Metal bands. Found "Martyr" at a used store in Venice Calif. in 2000, it must've been less than 5 bucks, a few months after it debuted. Was a great find. Along with "Augury", another blind purchase at a F.Y.E. store in Glendora Calif. in 2009, used for less than 7 bucks.
. . . need to look into Deviant Process and Sutra \m/.
Hell yeah. Hope you find some new tunes to listen to when you dig it. Thanks for sharing your story...tech death is the opposite of bargain bin music, but you got it for bargain bin prices. Hell yeah.
Actually, I think "most" of the very obscure bands I've found (Metal and Prog) have been in the "bargain bins". Maybe California is big on that because of the amount of record stores that were around back then, and still a few around today in SoCal alone. And the record labels, and variety that people are into . . . who knows.
Again, thru 1988 (90?) and 2001 (or 02), I worked at Tower Records in Santa Monica, it was a very small store but we had huge traffic. We also had a very diverse crew of listeners that were specialists in certain musics. Me and 2 others were into Metal, and 1 other into Progressive Rock. I was into extreme Metal (but very picky), but Prog Metal was my thing . . .
I was stock clerk for awhile, but became the display artist. Was able to make displays for Maiden, Dream Theater, Tool and even put detailed descriptions for bands on their divider cards to get people enticed to listen to their music (especially for Fates Warning, Opeth and Meshuggah when hardly anyone knew who they were). It's because of Tower, I caught up on all I missed with Opeth (got into them on "Still Life"). Met a few celebrities there, but the biggest one and still amazes me is the 'Professor" Neil Peart! (he was in town to hear Geddy's solo album, but it might have been the time he moved there with his new wife :). The Label Reps treated me well, I got a lot of Promos, but also official CD releases. I still have most, and the original print of Dream Theater "Live Scenes from New York" that was released on 9/11 (didn't even realize at the time, the ironic cover). Man, that was a traumatic day :(.
Then I worked for "Record Surplus" at the time on Pico Blvd. in West LA as a clerk, where I found many CD's I'd been looking for over 15 years! Then even more obscure releases when I worked for their wholesale distribution warehouse "Leftcoast Marketing" in Culver City. I used to create pallets for Nuclear Blast, Earache, and Noise cutouts (and many more labels and genres of music). Great places to work for a music fan, and get to hear things I wouldn't normally listen to. I've lived an interesting (but hard) life :P.
Thanks for the story! Super rad to hear! Sounds like an interesting life for sure.
Ooh, Canadian metal! I can't wait to hear all aboot it!
Martyr - Feeding the Abscess is a goddamn work of ART. The maturity in the songwriting, the sound, the unique style of a band at the peak of it's powers. Definitely my pick over Deviant Process.
You guys could do Québec Black Metal! We have Forteresse, Gris, Sorcier des Glaces, Akitsa, Monarque, Délétère, Neige Eternelle, etc. Great video btw. 🤘
Thank you!
I seen't Voivod, inferi, vervum (sp), and arch spire on the tech trek tour back in the beforfor time, when it was safe to be in a mosh pit... much booze. I blacked out on well whisky and carling black label, rode my bicycle through Detroit in the rain... I ended up at a techno after hours... my wrist band matched the artist wrist band at the afterhours. I was escorted to the performers lounge... I was then (several free drinks later) escorted out.
In England chips, cheese and gravy is a staple of the northern post-night out diet and I find it wonderful that it is your national dish because I don't think I've ever had it sober.
Haha brilliant. I've never drank, so I ALWAYS eat mine sober. We are like polar opposites across the pond. Much love!
fucking love Slit Your Guts. Entirely top notch album
Absolutely bonkers tune.
great choice with Martyr, such a great band
Absolutely unreal. Thank you for watching.
Great show, great video! As always this dude delivers. So apparently archspire aren't from Quebec, are they? But they are Canadian, right?
And may I suggest the topic of Russian folk? Either the pagan kind like the great Arkona or the middle eastern kind. It's mind boggling to hear all these Slavic nerds play this kind of Arabian nights metal
Thanks for the love, friend!
Archspire are from British Columbia (West Coast), but yes Canadian!
Yeah Archspire are from Vancouver BC
@@AggressiveTendencies thanks for the clarification. Way more rewarding to ask you and get a response than just spending a minute on Google. Do you wanna be my new search engine? 🤘🤝🤘
Hahahaha fuck yes! Zorgoogle is now online!
@@AggressiveTendencies and I was worried you were gonna call it Bradhoo!
I'm from quebec and i got a few intetesting book about our scene.
We have like a shitload of musician here who are fans of progressive rock music, voivoid member where like big fans of stuff like Rush, pink floys, ect ect... and god know how influencial they were in our province so of course, its no wonder that it would influence our death metal sound as well..
Obliveon is a very important missing link in the video. I know they are mentioned, but From this day forward -1990 and Nemesis -1993. Huge influence, 10 years before Martyr, the link between them and Voivod
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Ion dissonance- Solace album review would be cool. It changed the game for me back in the day
Yes!!!
the conclusion you said about quebec tech death and Voivod can be said too about quebec black metal!
Great point. What an influential and important band!
For sure. Voivod are one of the most innovative and influencial metal bands, period. Their influence on tech/prog/avant-garde/experimental metal is immense.
Martyr’s Feeding the Abscess is one of my top ten metal albums.
Montreal music scene is like no other. Punk,hardcore,metal. If you haven't been there....GO!
Going this weekend for Quebec Deathfest!
Love sutruh.dunes has been on my ipod for months.
i'm not sure where this band fits in there but
OBSCURIS ROMANCIA'S album theatre of deception,
is really good.
CHECK IT OUT.
Proud to be a french-canadian metalhead :)
Indonesian here. kotekan is a technicque of rapid interlocking parts of playing gamelan from Bali
The aura by beyond creation is the most well crafted album not only in tech death but in music in general
It's a timeless masterpiece and definitely shows the highest potential of the Quebec tech death scene
Great video Brad! But have you listened to Lago yet?? Going to keep bugging you just like you asked ;) (P.S. Super glad Unhuman was at least mentioned, they truly live up to their band name.)
Yeah dude, great recommendation, band truly rocks!
@@AggressiveTendencies So glad to hear you liked it. It's heavy, chugging, and continually unrelenting. Really reminded me of Incantation/Gateways-era Morbid Angel.
@@AggressiveTendencies Also, I just need to say thanks for being such a chill dude. When I get my next paycheck i'm going to support the channel's Patreon because of how cool you've been everytime we've messaged back and forth. So, thanks for being you Brad. Keep on with the excellent content.
AWW! That made my day. I just genuinely love talking about metal and talking with the people who allow us to do this crazy awesome shit...getting to talk at cameras about it! You're the best.
@@AggressiveTendencies Thanks dude :) I don't have much going my way in life currently so getting to talk about metal always brightens my day. Have a great day man!
Time for some French avant-garde black, Finnish melo death or doom, UK's black metal or USA's Cascadian black metal. Love your shirt Brad!
Thanks so much homie! Loving your first suggestions ;)
Hey Fran, you been reading our minds? :-)
You missed First Fragment - Dasein absolutely killer album, and Unhuman's debut ! Can't believe you didn't talk much about Beyond Creation too
As a Québecois myself I swear the Quebec's black metal scene would deffinitly worth an episode
Maybe season two! I don't think we can do two episodes on the same place right away. Thank you for watching and the suggestion!
Liisa Ladouceur, what do you think of the new VNV Nation album (non-metal)?
Awesome episode and none could have done it better then Brad! "None so vile" will forever be the best album ever made for me. It is perfect from start to finish.
One thing that really boggles me is how First Fragment didn't get a spotlight. "Dasein" is one of the best albums that came out in the last 3 years. Anyway, great picks - have to check out that Augury album, I thought "The illusive golden age" was a bit unmemorable, but maybe it just needs a few more spins.
Thanks for the kind words! They were in contention for it, but I ended up not choosing them for one of the five spots.
What's that title track that always gets played at the end of the video?
Dope shirt
Beyond Creation deserves more of a spotlight
Ion Dissonance and Beneath The Massacre