DEICIDE | Glen Benton | Garza Podcast 42
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2024
- Glen Benton is the lead vocalist and bassist for the death metal band Deicide. We talk about almost joining Morbid Angel. How getting his tonsils taken out early in his career effected his voice and much more!
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TIME CODES:
00:00 - 30 years of Legion & people not catching on
07:25 - Finding your voice after tonsils taken out
09:00 - Know your worth & not being a slave to the record label
11:00 - Growing up in Tampa, Florida
15:35 - Almost joining Morbid Angel
20:00 - Being one of the top-selling death metal bands
24:00 - Writing process
25:00 - Being competitive & a recluse
28:30 - Being a Dad & relationships
34:00 - Almost leaving Deicide
40:15 - On a new Deicide album
45:45 - New guitar players making you step up
47:10 - On deathcore, classical and new music coming out
51:00 - How he started to play the bass
54:25 - Longevity & revenge
56:10 - The Orpheum
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*Glen's speaking voice has got more bass than the entire Metallica discography.*
You made my day, dude 😅
😂😂😂😂
Muharrrr
LOFL. I fucking LOVE Metallica but you ain't wrong sir.
hahahahahahhaha
Its really rare to see Glen doing an interview in youtube. This is gold, you are doing Deicide fans a favor dude.
& death metal fans
Great post, I'm a big Deicide fan, thanks.
Glenn is getting old, going bald but he still rules from the depths of Hell.
@@paulzlotucha6944 I've been a fan since the early demos...I've seen them 20x live
Scrolling on UA-cam looking for something to watch and saw this video. I went from 0 to 60 with excitement in less than 1 second. Almost dropped my tablet after pressing the video 🤣.
Hearing Glen Benton saying "oh Jesus" at 2:10 was priceless 😂
i thought i was the only one who heard it LOL
Jesus ✝️🌟save Glen Benton and all
Hahahaha. Absolutely priceless!!
And Jesus threw up devil horns.
I noticed that, too!
Glen's speaking voice is so soothing. He should do audio books
..for kids.
His voice is a lot like David Vincent of Morbid Angel.
"... and the Grinch's heart, they say, grew three sizes that day."
once upon a… CROSS!!!!
His low pitched speaking voice would be perfect for ASMR lol
"I was tripping balls one night and listening to Seven Churches...and it all made sense." 😆What a legend.
@@ActAccordinglyNow LSD
I know that particular feeling very well.
Micro dot and blotter were everywhere in the 80s.......
I've listened to metal on acid and it's a monstrosity. Everything gets intensified. Totally makes sense.
@@Enbix I saw gwar a few weeks ago on mushrooms, it was fucking insane
"You cant take this shit serious"
- Dude with upsidedown cross burned into his forhead
That was 30 years ago and its obvious that he's way past that
Glen's speaking voice is like butter, I want him to narrate nature documentaries
Lmao 🤣😂😂 For real
On my mom's 50th birthday I took her to a Deicide concert - I didn't tell her what kind of band we were seeing, I just said it's a surprise. Hahaha!!
It was at Reggies Rock Club in Chicago - She bought me a Deicide shirt.
Tu as de la chance 👍
@@tontonnegan9726 speak English
Man, back in 92 you would NEVER be able to see an interview like this with Glen. This is so cool.
Wisdom comes with age, brother.
Back in 92 you really could never see interviews with death metal guys at all. You’d get tiny little blurbs in sone shows but that’s it
@@FabioJazubs Poseragem chega com a idade
Glen was pretty immature back then lol. I mean, who else would burn in inverted cross into his forehead? & how could you expect a sane interview with someone like that? Maybe nowadays you can because he eventually grew up. But back then forget it.
@@WontHarmYou He acted like face tattooed trappers🏳️🌈 nowadays 😌👍🏼
My mother bought me the Legion album for my 21st birthday. It's now death metal classic. I also seen the Legion tour with Demolition Hammer and Cancer. Priceless memories.
Dude... your mother is a badass woman! Respect!
I skipped school or called into work when I was 17 in 1992 to see Deicide in Minneapolis at 2:00 in the afternoon.
@@jriamyou8156 where did they play in minneapolis?
Positive life lessons from Glen Benton about apologizing, and he ain't wrong.
“Never apologize!”
@@necroman2754exactly!
Wow Glenn Benton seems like a nice down to earth nice guy. I remember early 90's in Florida they were like evil incarnate. Literally parents were frightened.. news reports on Deicide... It was crazy! I still remember opening up Leigon, on tape, for Christmas. Must have been 1992!
Lol... how ironic
I bought it for my brother one Christmas! Back in the early nineties!
Why were people so naive back then? 😂😂 deicide was so dramatic, it was obviously camp
I met Glenn twice a long long time ago. The first time he was Coked out of his mind and a complete D bag. The second time he was the nicest most humble coolest dude ever snd even apologized when I brought up the first time. I respect the dude. He is an old head that led the way for so many bands. Glad he has become a good dude these days. Much respect Glenn. Thanks for what you brought to the metal world.
He used to get a lot of heat for sure
Jaja gaycide sucks
@@teur7078old school death metal paved the way for more bands than you can imagine
Same with me, he was a coked out prick
When I first met him. Humble and nice
When I talked to him a few years ago.
Im 48 now...when i listen to old school deicide like self titled album and legion i get so into it....i'm screaming and growling along with Glen n headbanging like a lunatic...just like when i was 17 👍👍👍
I'm the same way bro!! I was introduced to Death Metal from a older kid in the neighborhood, while everyone else was listening to warrant, winger etc, so when I first heard these guy's, Incantation, Morbid Angel, Obituary etc, I was hooked!!! I still crank my music & song along, air bass playing lol, but this is definitely one band I need to see before I die!!! 🤘🏻👹🔥🔥🖤🖤🪦⚰️🧟
A lunatic of God's creation of course
Legion is pure timeless cult
Dude. Absolutely. Was just listening to Bible basher as a oner... suddenly, whole album played through and I was transported back in time to my teen self. Lol
Im 43, and still doing that! Who cares. Metal 4ever😈
I used to deliver pizza to him when he lived in Hudson, Florida. He liked a Hungry Howies's works pizza extra well done. He actually liked it so well done it was almost black. We ran it through the oven twice.
Someone also told me Steve Swanson formerly of Six feet Under worked there. Not sure if it was the same location you worked at?
@metalmusician6996 this was in the early '90s
@@renorailfanning5465 ahh damn well that still cool! Would be awesome to deliver pizza to Glen!
Pasco county love here.
As black as the blackest olives.
This interview changed my entire view on Glen. Fan since the early nineties, even bigger fan now.
Legion was one of the most amazing albums ever.
Been listening To Deicide's serpents of the light. so underrated. Benton is a death metal legend 🤘
Slaves to the Cross
@@dukehiggs5458 hell yeah!!! this records got me really hooked. Masterpiece!
by the way: I really like the Hoffman Area. Too bad, these guys couldn´t get along with each other...
Bastards Of Christ!
I count that album as one of the best death metal albums of all time, every track is so good
Garza has a great attitude. He’s seems very positive and I think that allows the person being interviewed to just relax and open up. Good job Garza.
wasn't it billy bob? garza you say..
they were both really stoned during that interview thsts why he told him in the middle dude it's the weed lol
@@kingspade2397 He was so stoned, he was putting himself on the same level as Deicide...
When do we get another round of Glen Benton and Bob Larson? Most hilarious interviews of all time.
Look at Gaza today
Relationship and life advice from Glen Benton. Didn't know I needed that 😅
Absolute legend!
This was the first interview of Glenn I ever listened to. He's actually a pretty sensible dude. Cheers
Kept this band on the shelf for over a decade now, same as Morbid Angel. Sometimes going down obscure rabbit holes of musick, disconnects you from the underlying humanity behind the instruments. This is very heartwarming.
@@wanderingderelict19 I’m all into the underground shit so sometimes the popular bands such as Deicide just slip through the cracks. I’m like “meh I’ll get to it eventually” and then I never listened to Flotsam and Jetsam’s “Doomsday For The Deceiver” or Solitude Aeturnus’ “Beyond The Crimson Horizon”, for example, until I was like 28 years old 🤦🏻
I actually met Glen after a show, he is the coolest, nicest person I met from a band that is, to me, huge. He was super cool, personable and happy and engaging, it was awesome to experience
@@craigshewchuk9018 that’s what I like to hear brahbrah. From my experience playing in touring death and black metal bands, not name dropping here, but most guys are regular ass guys who need to go back to their grocery store jobs or whatever after the tour 😅 no option BUT to be humble because at the end of the day we are all regular dudes and I possibly cleared more than them come tax time. Nobody in this scene is rich… FROM BEING in the scene that is.I bet it still feels cool to be asked for an autograph even if you’re the current member of Incantation who’s gonna be replaced next year or whatever 😅 You know Slayer or something is gonna be rockstar douches but most guys in headlining “extreme metal” bands are cool as fuck. I couldn’t help but have a bit of an ego though tbh. “People like me” but that doesn’t mean you can’t chill and drink beers right? Glenton is a real motherfucker.
Same man, same.
Glenn's advice is solid. My grandfather told me something similar:
Believe half of what you see and nothing that you hear.
are you from Greece?
No he didn't.
Don't lie.
He never said that.
I came home from the mall with the first album, & my mom actually knew what the band name meant & flipped out! She even made me read the lyrics of Sacrificial Suicide out loud to the family! 😩 Didnt stop me of course, they became my favorite band.
Deicide = killer of god🤘
I bought Legion in the fall of -94. I was fifteen years old. I remember before I bought it, the cover pic was patched on the backs of many a member of Oulu’s most feared gang roaming the streets at night - but then again some wore Iron Maiden patches, so I went into the record store thinking, ’it can’t be too heavy, can it?’. At the same time I bought Morbid Angel’s Blessed are the Sick.
What can I say. Satan Spawn the Caco-Daemon blew my mind. It was the heaviest thing I had ever heard, nothing came even close. And it persists to this day and sounds just as good right now, 30 years later.
🤘🤘🤘
I remember buying the Legion cassette tape and the girl at the counter. I remember it like it was yesterday. Good album but not as good as the first
This reminds me of when I first picked up a Napalm Death album. To call it heavy would be an understatement. I thought my car speakers were going to explode lol
First album i bought was Vile from Cannibal and got home and had to wait till everyone was away and asleep and I would be so nervous to play it,lol, I would turn it off many times and look around me to check if I was still safe,lol.
As much as I appreciate Deicide, I love Morbid Angel........(not all of it, but. Lol). Then again, when I wanna -for lack of words, 'really get the anger out', I'll crank some F'n Deicide. Some select tracks though.
Like "Slave to the Cross", "Once Upon the Cross' (I mean, Fu**...that intro CHUWG, CHURGH, CHORG,CHAWG, 🤪). Of course, I'll turn back the clock for some "Carnage in the Temple of the Damned" and $h!t like that too. Anyway. Hello fellow metal fan.
When I was a teenager I went to Florida on vacation. I was handed a demo tape buy some long haired kid produced by Scott Burns, recorded at Morris sound Studios and that band on the demo was deicide
Respect⛧
Legion was a goddamn crowbar to the face at the time, it was on a next level, it was a visceral, raw and monsterously heavy barrage of sound. The double layer vocals were a template for future bands, the solos were not great but added a chaotic feeling nonetheless. Great brutal death metal album.
It still is a very shocking album.
'SATAN SPAHN THA CACO DEMAHHHHHHNNNNNNNNNN!'
Never really got into Legion. To me the most brutal thing they ever released was the Amon demo comp. Imo no amount of blast beats and low tuning will ever be as brutal, filthy and evil as Feasting the Beast's Sacrificial Suicide.
@@dr.juerdotitsgo5119 Legion isn't tuned low though, it's still Standard E tuning on a 6-string. It's the frantic and unrelenting speed and structure shifts, winding riffs and super-tight rhythm section that makes Legion one step ahead of the debut and the Amon demos. But that is just my opinion. I still like the debut and the demos. I just think Legion was the "final form" of that version of Deicide. They mellowed down with Once Upon the Cross and after.
@@rohitchaoji Yeah I know, I was referring to what's considred brutal nowadays in general. And I love "Once Upon", got some cool groovy riffs and passages going for it. Unless is old grindcore, I really don't like non-stop blasting.
I'm fiendin for a new Vital Remains record, those 2 with Glen were incredible!!
Indeed, Deicide and Morbid Angel are the ones who get me into death metal, but I still listen to the 2 Vital Remains albums a lot more than Deicide or Morbid Angel
I went to Disney land wearing a Deicide shirt and it was funny that the security guy was like, “it’s been a while sins I heard those guys”. Lol
This interview is too good that these Metal TMZ sites won’t share the greatness of this great conversation.
Because these sites sucks, simple.
I actually bought the cassette "Legion" from Camelot Music store at Piedmont Mall in Danville, Virginia! I never knew that Glen Benton also worked at Camelot Music!!
I fell in love with Legion when i first heard it. Been my favorite Deicide album all along
Iconic death voice. No one sounds like Glen and I love his depth and roughness yet still being articulate. Music is pretty simple yet catchy as hell. Yeah Deicide rules.
Simple until you try to play it lol. Specially drums are crazy
Benton's vocals were vicious. I always loved them.
he's still got it too
Very nice to see a rare genuine talk with him. Because eveyone in the metal scene knows Glen as the weird satanist scarified guy doing extreme music but hearing him talk about his early days, his dream of being famous doing his own thing, the reaction of this family, the whole business thing etc, all of that makes sense now. He's been following the antihero route his whole life.
Glen genuinely looks happy and content with his music and life. Nice to see.
I remember when Glenn used to literally burn an upside down cross into his forehead during the nineties lol. I wish Glenn and the Hoffman brothers would make amends and get back together. They created some of the most iconic sounding death metal music. Once Upon the Cross and Serpents of the Light are awesome albums and I have them in my cars cd rotation lol. People always hate on the production of the Serpents album but that album is a banger imo.
It's always fun listening to Glenn , I've met him a few times and yeah he can be moody ,but who wouldn't be if you had been stuck on a tour bus going to another crappy s*"t hole in England , I've met Steve ,Ralph,jack,Brian ,Eric over the years , I even sang 3 songs for them at Jilly's rockworld here in England ( many moons ago) I think deicide are one of the top original death metal bands around) I saw them in Bradford before they even made legion , when legion came out it blew my mind , I loved it immediately , the band I was in used to play a cover of dead but dreaming and sacrificial suicide , back in 93 that was a serious flex of a band musical skills , no bands dared to cover deicide songs, they were just to fast ,difficult to play , and lots of the local death metal bands would turn their nose up at deicide ( not because they didn't like it ,because the band they were in couldn't play the stuff ) especially the drummers , nicko,Dave and Steve are my drumming heroes and I was lucky enough to be able to play slayer , deicide songs because I would practice to them every day hours at a time , DEICIDE are seriously underated , Steve's playing changed death metal drumming just like Dave Lombardo's drumming changed thrash ,
And Glenn is a fkn awesome bass player and front man ,it's criminal that bands such as slipknot didn't take deicide out as a support act during their world tours , Joey ,Paul,Mick all said deicide were a massive influence on them , anyway at least Glenn and Steve kept deicide going after Eric and Brian ( left or got booted out ) on the scars of the crucifix tour , I saw the one performance the Hoffman's did in the UK on that tour , the tension and atmosphere between the Hoffman's and Glenn was vicious , I think deicide have done some amazing albums with Ralph and Jack , and now Kevin and the newest guitarist ,but what most people don't realise is Steve ashiem has written at least half the music on every album since the begining , he's a brilliant shredder , I raise my glass to the best death metal band in the world
DEICIDE ! Fuck yeah!
Well-said!
@Certyfikowany Przewracacz Hulajnóg Elektrycznych check a band named Amon and you'll know
Well said
Was that the Bradford gig where some lowlife nicked Glens bass?
How come you ended up singing three songs in Manchester?
This gave me a completely different perspective of Glen. I whole heartedly agree with alot of things he's saying here
Seen Deicide three times over the years, once with the Hoffman's and twice with other guitarists and I got the chance to speak with Glen after a gig and he was a super down to earth and nice bloke
Most metal frontman are well spoken and humbled. Glen and decide deserve more recognition for their contributions to the genre
No man, alive he has no humility at all :/
Great to see an interview with Glen. We need more out there. DEICIDE will always be an iconic band.
This one had me absolutely hooked. Really enjoyed listening to Glenn speak in this kind of format.
Your videos have me absolutely hooked. You're a legend, man!
@@Nickwritespoetry ahh thank you so much man! I appreciate it :)
Serpents Of The Light is one of my favorite albums.. never gets old :)
Brings me back to freshman year
Pretty solid interview. Long overdue. Two different generations. Very respectful interviewer. Glens the genuine article. RESPECT DUE!
One of the biggest metal bands ever and Glen smooth, funny and gentle. Zero arrogance from this man. You and the band deserve all my respects.
Not if you tour with him LOLOL. "WHERES MY CIGGARETTES!? YOU! MOVE! NOW." hes a B I T C H
@@ryanpaul1403 It could be as you say. We are humans. I don't know him personally. I am just saying what I see in the interview and his work as musician :)
He never said thank you once to Chris. All I’m getting is arrogance. Like Chris is lucky glen graced him with his presence. Corpsegrinder is a much more humble dude.
Lol!! He's always been known as a D-Bag.. Don't kiss his ass🙄
@@GypsyDanger514 he did say thanks at the end
Honestly that’s nice that glens kids are happy and proud of him and wow his oldest 34
Glen's voice is sooo soothing I just want him to read me a bedtime story at this point
A horror story could be terrifying 😂
G ay
“Once upon a… *CROSS*”
him and Paul Booth both.
Once Upon The Cross is one of the best records ever....love that album
FINALLY someone that worships something besides Legion!!! This one, and Serpents are actually two of my faves.
you are correct. my favorite. perfect start to finish
Agreed. Wasn't a huge Legion fan. Once Upon sounded so much better to me.
This was such a great interview, right on!!!
Nice to see a musician that is actually in it for the love of the music they write.
Glen is a legend. Deicide isn't my favorite but every now and then it scratches an itch that few others can!
I love Deicide, been a huge fan since the early 90's. My nickname is Deicide from my friends because I'm always wearing a Deicide shirt and am such a big fan of them.
Woah
Nooooo way?
My band Trainwrecked will be opening for Deicide on this tour in Reading, PA. Going to be one of the coolest nights of my life.
How was it?
@@ami2evil Incredible bro! Glenn, Steve and Terry from inhuman condition/obituary were as cool as can be and every band killed it.
Glen's natural voice is stunning!!🤘
This is crazy wow Glen Benton!! I remember buying the 1st album when it 1st came out. 1 of your 1st original fans here. Got everyone into it!! Dead by dawn was 1 of my faves
I went to my first DEICIDE show for their Legion tour! Steve was cool and signed My DEICIDE Cd and after glen was cool and signed it & some fans stuff as well , signed my friends Long sleeve tour shirt. Best early birthday gift!
That was A Killer interview!!!Could listen to Glen talk about stuff all day. Great questions and chat, Garza. Thank you for awesome interview. Greetings from TheDrummer in Norway ,Stefan :)
This is great to see, it's like hearing death metals dad, he has been a father to all of us since the beginning, we respect , we listen , and it makes me proud for him to still be pushing out the good tunes we love 👍
Legion is literally DM perfection in every way. The band pic, the trifixion, the lyrics.. so fucking good.
Keep getting legends like this and your podcast will take off!
Knocked it out of the park with Glen Benton. Great interview.
I always loved Deicide. One of the best live shows ever back in the 90s. I was surprised to see Ralph join by it was still great. Rip Ralph!
The most awesome thing about Glenn’s vocals is that not only is he the most brutal of the bunch, but he’s also the most clear. Really fucking odd. I almost never need to read the lyrics. I did struggle with Stench Of Redemption, but I think that may have been more on the production end rather than Glenn’s vocals.
Sooooo we're gonna act like insineratehymn wasn't a thing?
If you want a startling contrast of clarity between vocalists Cryptopsy is an excellent example. Lord Worm's vocals aren't even words, he's just shouting his head off (love 'em to bits). Their next vocalist has some of the best diction I've heard in extreme metal.
@@cheesepizza9234 I understood that album quite well actually. It was one of my favorites. I picked up Worst Enemy immediately. Some of what he did on that album was a little fast, but I caught it. That’s me though.
It also has to do with him going for an even more brutal approach on that album. The more guttural, the less understandable a vocalist, is usually the case. Same with, eg. Frank Mullen. I can understand him most of the time, but at his most extreme, on Effigy of the Forgotten, he's very hard to understand. Which I love as well. 'Stench...' is a fantastic album \m/
@@Sean-fv4wi I think Stench Of Redemption is a great album. I just thought it was weird that I finally found an album I couldn’t understand him too well.
Glen ‘I enjoy being around people who like to laugh and enjoy life’ Benton 🤘🏼
oh man, what a time to be alive, watching interview with the Glen Benton
No matter what you think of Glen, you have to respect his drive and determination and how that ultimately made him a legendary figure in heavy metal history. Great interview with an icon of the genre
I’d say Glen is the most legendary figure in metal. He’s definitely the death metal god
Hell yes wow I'd watch Glen for hours. Get more old school death metal guys please
this might be one of the best interviews glen has done.
I saw Deicide one time about 17 years ago and holy shit it was a great show. I just remember being mesmerized with Glen, he had a great stage presence and it was heavy and loud and brutal. All the florida d.m. bands of the 90s were such a great scene 🤘💀🤘
This was such an awesome conversation!
Something ironic hearing Glen say "Ah Jesus" when frustrated like a normal person lol
Beyond Glen and Deicide, this interview is really interesting. Specially when they talk about life, marriage, business and music industry but from another point view, and those kind of things made a good interview. I feel like Glen is talking real sh!t right here.
Good job Chris 👏👏👏
Great interview. Thank both of you so much.
Absolutely loved this interview
Crazy to me to hear that Legion wasn't well received. I bought it when it came out and it was life changing. Incredible album.
I think I bought it in '94 and was blown away. I had the Medallion album and that was solid, but not nearly as intense. Downhill from there, so I quit following around 2001. Watched a video from the latest album. Definitely got some mojo again.
Glen is such a solid dude
Greetings from Dubrovnik
SLAVA DEICIDE!!!!
Glen is such a genuinely humble and nice guy, the kind of person you want to be around.
The music just doesn't lie: Deicide are one of the most sophisticated death metal bands out there!
Really? They sound like shit nothing can be understood
True
Aside Hypocrisy, Hellhammer
Mmm I don’t know about that
@No One Tell me extreme bands with "consistent discography" let me judge your tastes
What a goddamn speaking voice and such a chill personality. So down to earth. Kudos for having Glen on your podcast. First time viewer.
Saw Deicide many times. Saw their first tour of legion. Will never forget that show.
I saw them headline the Milwaukee Metalfest on the Legion tour!!
This the first Garza podcast I've listened to...and DAAAAAYYYYYUUUUUUMMM! Great interview. Been a Deicide fan for 30 years
Great journalism and great vibe. Watched the whole thing.
Yes finally ! thanks alot Chris ! :D
Saw Deicide at the Firebird here in STL a few years back. Met Glen outside while smoking a cigarette. He said he was just out there to avoid people, but talked my ear off. Cool dude.
Excellent interview with Glen Benton, very informative.
Great interview! Thanks for posting!
Brilliant interview! I didn't want it to end.
First off, this is fkn great, Amon still gets played regularly around here and has been for over 30 years, also the first album and legion as well, Deicide has always been a step above the rest , theyve outlasted alot of bands alongside Obituary.
Seen them live a few times. Good seeing him speak. Good work!
Thanks for this interview!!! One of my favorite bands!!!
This was such a great interview. I absolutely love Glen. Can't wait for another interviews.
This was awesome to see a conversation with Glen wheres he comfortable and open and you got someone asking good questions
Great Interview, Man!
Such a great interview, Chris. Great questions and overall very enjoyable talk. Please, keep them coming.
Great interview! Seeing Deicide Friday!
Captivating interview. Thank you. Hard to find Glen in any recent interviews.
Love these guys, great interview 🤘🤘🤘
Another great interview. Garza pod be killin it lately 🤘
Great interview man!. Professional and down to earth. Great to hear from Glen. Excellent video. Thanks!
This was wonderful. Such a huge fan of Deicide especially back in the early 90s and it's so great to see Glen at this phase of his life. Thanks for this interview 🤘