Grindcore Essential Albums debate with Doug Brown | LOCK HORNS (live stream archive)

[@slavetothegrind6549]

Thanks for having me on, Sam! GRIND!

[@BangerTV]

No, thank YOU. Great guest! Come back!

[@markvserik]

When is the movie coming out?

[@cleftturnip7774]

BANGER hi sam have you thought about adding a instrumental metal section?

[@PeeWeeHermitGames]

Who is the band in the intro trailer with the female singer?

[@jonathanjones7058]

FUCK THE FACTS. from montreal canada. and they are FANTASTIC

[@propanekid686]

For someone like me who is relatively new to Grindcore (with the exception of Carcass, Napalm Death & Pig Destroyer) this discussion is a great way for me to discover more great bands. Thanks!

[@kaihunlu2345]

Insect Warfare instantly

[@richpittman666]

nasum rotton sound phobia

[@Abitbol420]

What about Inscet Warfare's World Extermination ?! It's one of the best grind album ever !

[@kaihunlu2345]

WHERE THE FUCK IS IW ????!!!!!??????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@havinfunfallin9458]

Ikr, it’s the French kiss of grind.

[@paulcoffey7413]

Has to be on the list criminal

[@thecommentator2925]

You could make an argument for Magrudergrind as well. Though I find that more hardcore rooted bands often get left out on these shows. Surely one Extreme Noise Terror album?

[@chavo7775]

yeah its rlly good

[@rparas34]

Brutal Truths Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses is probably one of my favorite grindcore albums!

[@gman0047]

Cant argue with you there

[@bengillam8024]

without question

[@mpeckmusic]

Yeah man, for my money, Need To Control is the pinnacle.

[@xyvxyethe5584]

one of the best grindcore albums of all time, it was ahead of it's time.

[@neuroisis85]

I can't believe no one mentioned Insect Warfare, wtf

[@becomingtheocean]

Lot's of people mentioned them

[@earthrot666]

>< this bothered me the entire show. World Extermination is hugely influential.

[@earthrot666]

Jake Hall good call, that's embarassing lol

[@TheExtremeCube]

neuroisis85 seriously what the fuck

[@athenry0499]

Just about to watch the video, no Insect Warfare, upset already.

[@usefulidiot227]

No Assück? C'mon man.

[@pedestrian555]

I Thought the same man, Assück is essential!

[@rockyh3425]

Assuck might be groundbreaking but they haven't wrote any songs that are memorable

[@flesheaterrrr]

@@rockyh3425 if you dont remember the opening riff from misery index you are a poser.

[@gearshiftcolony5348]

This is the comment I needed to see, not worth watching then

[@SatanIsTheLord]

No Gutalax?

[@mdventertainment]

LOCK HORNS: power violence band debate! please!

[@3x3is9]

Yay, Dahmer plug right at the end! 9 Trax 7" '96 was my first Grind EP purchased and still my favorite grind 7" I own. Would have been great to hear more of his thoughts on Dahmerized.

[@ahmadzakibaharon5107]

wormrot from singapore?

[@thecrapehanger24]

No bassist = no grind. They left out the entire roster of acoustic grindcore acts aswell for this reason, the fascists.. Grind is a state of mind.

[@billyalarie929]

@@thecrapehanger24 pig destroyer.

[@bulelangbam3217]

Wormrot...not pure grind..and also new wave....samm is debate about pure grindcore...

[@feverXdream]

Discordance Axis, The Inalienable Dreamless IS my favorite grindcore album

[@Acid4Blood]

Insect Warfare?

[@hutch13pbbc]

Rotten Sound, Wormrot, and PHOBIA!!!

[@akopciuch]

I am surprised that there was no mention of "Sore Throat". They were definitely one of the pioneering grind bands in the mid to late 80s. Death to Capitalist Hardcore EP (1987). I'm not a big fan of grind/noise/core, but that album has all the ingredients. They took the minimalist to the extreme, with ultra-short songs, very raw, guttural and screaming vocals, short short short, fast blasting songs. I mean that EP had 40+ songs ... most of which are under 30 seconds. I don't know how much influence they had on other bands ... they seemed to be pretty anti-everyone, but they were there when grindcore was starting to form life.

[@dandaroux]

Agreed. But they kind of got forgot about in this 'new wave'

[@thereagauze]

see also Fear of God and Larm, bands I never hear mentioned by "kids" (people under 35) and metal dudes. It's kinda fine though, who cares about popularity?

[@piotrb8434]

@@thereagauze: Kids are ignorant and never heard about bands like Fear Of God, Filthy Christians, Xysma, Sore Throat, Righteous Pigs or Old Lady Drivers. Metal dudes care more for bands like Repulsion and Terrorizer for obvious reasons. Larm were kinda proto-grindcore, extreme hardcore. Another band of this type was Psycho Sin from the United States. They had an album in 1988. Worth checking out.

[@thereagauze]

@@piotrb8434 i know all those bands except Xysma, I'll check em. another NJ band on early noise tip is Cyanamid, less weird than Psycho Sin more scummy maybe.

[@piotrb8434]

@@thereagauze: Xysma from Finland. Only early stuff is grindcore.

[@DarkKnight666]

Starts @ 3:16

[@JpCh8296]

Thanks!!!

[@Waltron7777]

THANK YOU

[@dc_fuzz]

I only just discovered this channel and it has instantly become my favourite show for the decade

[@BangerTV]

Thanks!

[@Sandullos]

This was a really refreshing episode. The dude had great knowledge and really knew what he was taking about. Keep it up. 👌

[@millenniumfantasy6503]

I can't believe (insert random band) wasn't mentioned!!!!!

[@BangerTV]

Welcome to our world. :-)

[@johnny25ization]

LOL no doubt

[@evanjones5664]

@Trane Sonic nickelback?

[@jol9178]

And even sometimes (insert random band) was actually mentioned.

[@the6ig6adwolf]

Soilent Green is one of the most underrated bands in any genre.

[@doomusrlc]

Chris L Sewn Mouth Secrets is one of my favorite albums ever. A Deleted Symphony... is amazing as well.

[@the6ig6adwolf]

I really like string of lies EP, basically the years they were signed to relapse are dope!

[@Grizzletopz]

Pussysoul is prolly the most Grindcore and the Grief split

[@attilaschmid8773]

Chris L. yeah but they are more doom grindcore

[@brooksroebuck6751]

The first time I heard Soilent Green was when they did the Squidbillies theme song... their entire discography hasn't left my mp3 player since! I don't see them as being in any genre as they have riffs from EVERY genre! If I HAD to categorize them, I'd put them in with whatever genre John Zorn's Naked City qualifies as... Grind Jazz?

[@RickyBlaze2008]

Discordance Axis, Assuck, Excruciating Terror, Gridlink and Mellow Harsher are vital grind bands for me

[@SouthernCross_]

It is highly refreshing to have someone so knowledgeable on the subject as a guest. I don't even like Grind and it was riveting listening to him.

[@spoiltbrat490]

Happy 30 years Anniversary to Scum album. Grind for life! Greetings from Kathmandu, Nepal...

[@kirangautam2250]

Yo grind bro

[@siebensunden]

The bands I really miss are Fear of God (Switzerland), Patareni (Yugoslavia/Croatia), Ulcerous Phlegm (Germany).

[@slavetothegrind6549]

Three unreal bands. I actually brought some Patareni and FOG records with me to talk about...but you know how it goes when you have an hour to talk about something as in depth as grind...

[@subsanity667]

Fear of God was one of the first grind bands outside of the Earache roster that I got a hold of.

[@subsanity667]

Patareni were great too....more on the punk side of grindcore and definitely not for amateur fan of the style

[@jbk007311]

Symphonies of Sickness \m/ \m/

[@romulanrancor6387]

I'd say it's more dm than grind really

[@jbk007311]

Like the album a lot regardless of the genre. Hard for me to argue what category it falls into b/c I'm more into traditional Death Metal and Melodic Death Metal.

[@romulanrancor6387]

It's on the border of the 2 genres really

[@radioclash84]

@@jbk007311 yup Symphonies is their home run record. It is more elaborate than the earlier releases but still very raw.

[@eliallday532]

no mentioned on extreme noise terror. shaking my head

[@personavisceration371]

They influenced grind, but aren't grind, like Ripcord. Crusty HC.

[@Andrew-lk3ne]

kraig keller they are grind..

[@Gregbaltzer]

@@Andrew-lk3ne no, they are Crust Punk.

[@Andrew-lk3ne]

Greg Baltzer nah dude they are grind lol they are to fast to be crust

[@Gregbaltzer]

@@Andrew-lk3ne No they are crust. Even the band themselves have said they are not Grindcore but punk.And Crust punk can be extremely fast. Believe what you want but they are crust punk

[@ralphnieboer8407]

i'm missing a lot of bands extreme noise terror ??????????? belgium Agathocles sore throat ????

[@slavetothegrind6549]

10 was impossible. I brought a copy of Theatric Symbolisation of Life to put forward, but as you can tell there are just too many good albums... (And Sore Throat are absolute pioneers...I hope there is a noise episode!)

[@ConvergeGrinds]

I think that ENT are true grindcore pioneers!

[@andersjaevel]

ENT is crust punk

[@gman0047]

andersjaevel look at damage 381 and tell me what you think because I can tell you one thing that sounds pretty grindcore to me but I do agree with you on their early stuff it does have a more crusty sound

[@painsettomusic]

I can't believe no one mentioned Napalm Death

[@jol9178]

Are you deaf, blind or something?

[@Mitchery]

*Wat*

[@majorleerager7126]

Blood "Impulse To Destroy"

[@slavetothegrind6549]

An absolute classic!

[@yashasvenkatesh4924]

Thank fucking god! Some one mentioned about Blood a great Grind core act from Germany.

[@goofyspillz5729]

Forsure. Some super sick old school grind

[@GarryLarryBarry]

From Enslavement to Obliteration is like the only album that track sequence improves with bonus tracks(though the ep orginally came with album anyway) but with flipping the ep order so the curse is final track ending the album how it starts.

[@metallicarula]

no wormrot reference?

[@matthewsurry3025]

Why on earth haven't I heard of Discordance Axis until now?! this is criminal! SOOO GOOD.

[@fivestar1836]

I was blown away when I bought North Atlantic Noise Attack compilation in 1987. At this point I was listening to the Ramones, Minor Threat, Metallica but shit got real after hearing Extreme Noise Terror and Napalm Death. In the 90's I liked Fear of God, Carcass Grinder (Japan), Drop Dead etc. I saw Napalm and Carcass in 92ish and got drunk once with Seth of AC when he was playing in Insult.

[@bigsby19]

Your right, that compilation record was a gateway sampler for such excellent bands.

[@The_Other_Ghost]

Prominent bass player: the old one from Pig Destroyer.

[@sapiopneumoni]

Insect warfare should be there imho

[@thefirestillburns]

So Nails and Bolt Thrower are grindcore but not even a single mention of Insect Warfare? What a joke.

[@ridleysomeliana-lauer5814]

Talk to the viewers. These streams we're about 99% dictated by the comments left by live viewers.

[@tonytaurus3676]

Sewn Mouth Secrets at 10 years old brought me into extreme metal. I found the song on a peer2peer website, I typed in 'metal' and 'slayer' (because that was the band I liked most on GTA Vice City) and the first song that downloaded was that song (the EP version). If I remember right, it was titled as "Cradle of Filth vs. Fear Factory". It took a couple of years before I found out it was actually Soilent Green.

[@derekmalonemoniz]

I am totally blown away that there wasn't a mention for any of these. Extreme Noise Terror Dropdead Insect Warfare Disrupt SOB I could go on pages but like the dropdead record should have been on the top 10 list along with Insect Warfare.

[@Immortalthrone666]

I have no authority in this genre, I don't know shit, but i'll give you a thumbs up for Disrupt, Unrest is fucking killer

[@pai.chiart]

Much agree. especially ent and disrupt. and of the 2 im a bigger disrupt fan. they didnt seem to give much love for the crustier punkier grind

[@geirhardurthorsteinsson6463]

Anybody else wanna see a Lock Horns on Power Violence?

[@zegonzales1]

A VERY important band for GoreGrind was Dead Infection . Their second fuul lenght (can´t remeber the name) is EXTREMELY brutal .

[@dylanmcmahon4902]

My personal 10 picks: Prowler In The Yard, From Enslavement To Obliteration, The Inalienable Dreamless, Horrified, Inhale/Exhale, Anticapital, World Downfall, Reek Of Putrefaction, Sounds Of The Animal Kingdom, and Jouhou.

[@EMH-Ascending]

Damn man those are all amazing picks, I hope you still jam out to those albums to this day haha! Terrifyer and Prowler got me into the whole genre, and at first I couldn’t stand Pig Destroyer. Took lots of re-listening, and a desire to understand it.

[@bearmatic]

Impressed by the knowledge of Doug Brown. Especially since he deceivingly sports a ska-hat-thingie!

[@headphonekiller5]

Righteous pigs 'Live and learn' (1989) is one of my personal favourites. If you are tired on modern, overproduced, de tuned, metal influenced grind with cliched vocals etc, this will feel like a breath of fresh air. Also, odd nobody has mentioned Pungent Stench. Their early albums were pretty decent and the band well known in europe at the time (perhpas more death grind than grindcore?)

[@piotrb8434]

Pungent Stench were always death metal. Discharmonic Orchestra were more deathgrind.

[@headphonekiller5]

not always. The split had much more of a grind vibe. Back then and even today, play that to anybody and ask them whether it sounds more like Death, Morbid Angel, or early Napalm Death, Repulsion. I think grind. Though of course , they had their own sound@@piotrb8434

[@InGrindWeTrust85]

Goregrind, is Grindcore style, but with gore, pathology, forensic lyrics. That's what Carcass Reek of Putrefaction was, Symphony of sickness still had the grind style but more DM.

[@addisonlewis723]

Grindcore 1985 Napalm death! lml Keep on supporting metal and the underground!

[@codythomashunsberger]

I'm glad Rotten Sound at least got an honorable mention but between Exit, Cursed, and Species at War they definitely deserved a little more attention

[@PoulChuck]

Wormrot???

[@gman0047]

maikol well they weren’t really influential for anything but I’m not putting them down wormrot is probably some of the best grind that I’ve heard in my 15 years of existence

[@blastkillskank]

Keep Grind Punk. Thats my motto

[@goofyspillz5729]

Davey Jones the goregrind band Heinous from my home state AZ has that line on their longsleeve I bought. "Keep grind punk"

[@chadsacco5782]

Disharmonic Orchestra?

[@antoniodelgado1516]

Brutal Truth, Extreme Conditions demand extreme Responses.

[@mrpositronia]

You'll need a good boom mic at some point. Love the channel. :)

[@NorthernPanzer666]

My first experience w grind core speed/drums was Cryptic Slaughter's debut album. But the grind core genre wasnt used yet

[@antoniodelgado1516]

I would say that Cryptic Slaughter were a part of the early influence of Grind Core. But, Cryptic Slaughters drummer did Not use what is known as the "Blast Beat" he played using the basic 1, 2 beat which is used in Thrash Metal but at a much faster speed.

[@NorthernPanzer666]

@@antoniodelgado1516 Thanxx Brother. C.S.had a way more chaotic style. More punk/Crossover than the extreme Metal influence. But after you mentioned it, its impossible not to hear. But the early German thrash bands, Also played w. The fake blast : 3 hits on hihat/cymbal & 2 on snaredrum. They just opened up the Hi hat you couldnt here that he created 1 hit. But Thats the charm when the genre expands & the musicomas get better 🤠🇩🇰

[@ElkoeWise]

I love the DAHMER vinyl on there

[@franciscodiaz3028]

Pig destroyer and agoraphobic nosebleed where the two bands that got me into grindcore. I know ones an offshoot of the other.

[@themightydecibel-heavymeta7130]

Really enjoyed this episode of a genre I've only dipped my toes into to date. Having a guy who really knows his stuff made this one of the better episodes to watch. Kudos to Doug Brown !

[@PeeWeeHermitGames]

Who is the band in the intro trailer with the female singer?

[@ThrashTIllDeath555]

Fuck The Facts

[@MaggotMatt7]

Mentioned Cattle Decapitation, but was disappointed it wasn't fully discussed. I think, especially with their last two albums, they are leading the way in terms of visceral brutality, technical drums, insane guitar riffs, punchy bass, and on top of it all Travis Ryans vocals are something to behold; brutal, poignant, political, and a unique sense of disgusting griminess.

[@Sergio-nb4hj]

I'm a huge cattle decap fan, but they haven't been a grindcore band for many years now

[@sirtoby2070]

I just listened to Terrorizer's World Downfall for the first time a week ago, and it's already my favorite album I've heard in a long time! It has that perfect blend of hardcore punk attitude and ethos with super fast, heavy thrash. It just begs to be blasted out of your car as you speed down the highway!

[@rippindrummer666]

Here's my favorite Rotten Sound-exitNapalm Death-FETOPig Destroyer-Prowler In the YardCarcass-Reek of PutrefactionTrap Them-Darker HandcraftDiscordance Axis-The Inalienable Dreamless Agoraphobic Nosebleed-Frozen a corpse Stuffed With DopeAssuck-Misery IndexTerrorizer-World DownfallThe Locust-Plague SoundscapesInsect Warfare-world Extermination Nasum-ShiftWormrot-AbuseFuck The Facts-Die MiserableRepulsion-Horrified

[@PeeWeeHermitGames]

^ That's what I'm fucking talking about.

[@riddled9655]

brutal truth kill trend suicide ep was really influential to me. sounds of the animal kingdom is fucking awesome as well.

[@Nastyb77]

Whatever Nevermind love Brutal Truth. Need to Control was the one that turned me on to them. \m/

[@scottmetal6664]

kill trend suicide the song kicks ass!!

[@soundboyaudio]

boy howdy, having the mic change with every camera switch is mega frustrating.

[@jaysonc9690]

Volume normalization would've been nice, but great video nonetheless

[@shanecopher5781]

As far as blast beats it could be argued that Seige ,Repulsion are influential .. and bands like Cryptic Slaughter and Wiermacht that were playing similar beats early on...( even SOD) More notable influences Assuck, Ripcord , Heresy, Drop Dead, Crossed Out, Infest, SOB ,Phobia etc.. The list goes on and on...

[@BlixTheGoblin]

For future episodes we really need a post-metal chart, and most importantly for me, a chart covering the continuation of doom metal in the 90's, Death/doom and Funeral Doom.

[@leviathanproxy6123]

Dr. SkiZzz Post-metal was one of the recently released episodes right before the Black-gaze show.

[@BlixTheGoblin]

Oh shit really? Im gonna watch it right now haha

[@gabeb.3733]

Amazing show! Keep grinding. Ever thought about doing a powerviolence show? would be awesome! Thanks again!

[@mathrack]

You should start a Patreon. I would support!

[@BangerTV]

We've considered it. What kind of extra content would you expect as a supporter? And did you know that KZbin live streams now have paid chat tier? You can pay to have you comment highlighted and pinned. Is that something you would want?

[@mathrack]

No, because i'm at work when you go live. I usually watch the archive. Extra content for Patreon... I don't know really... I've seen some people offering absolutely nothing. Other channels i follow are offering the content before it goes on on KZbin for everyone. Keep up the great work, love the stuff you guys put out.

[@iamnotanumber100]

Really enjoyable show, many thanks. Worthy mentions ; Wormrot Feastem Death toll 80k

[@AxelPizzi]

Hey guys! Have you ever done a debate or essentials show for Industrial Black Metal? I´d love to have a healthy debate on this sub-genre. Cheers

[@NbleSavage]

Need to work out the mics there, Lads. Volume was up & down throughout the vid.

[@mwilkins1644]

Interesting you mentioned Australia as a grindcore hub; Vomitorial Corpulence is incredibly underrated as a band, and is influential especially in Christian ultra-extreme music

[@LunyMilky]

Awesome picks. It was really nice to see a band like Nasum up there; i got to watch em by accident (they were the last and surprise act at a fest I went) and they blew me away like a freakn' fresh of a speed'n'brutal hellfire :'j All in all, nice top 10 x')

[@fernandoinfantesaavedra]

Good program but the conditions for select a Grindcore Essential Album are not clear. Because I heard any like sounds good, influenced another bands, early appearing, etc.

[@2DoobsMcJubes]

I vote for a best bass players/best bass tone in metal list!

[@luisramos1609]

Napalm Death, Blockheads, and the Kill are my fav. grindcore bands.

[@dandaroux]

100% agree with this list. But Rotten Sound - Exit still does it for me.

[@rparas34]

Misery Index's Overthrow E.P is insanely underrated.

[@birdtheidiot3002]

I assume the band Misery brought up at the end of the show was the Minnesota band, not Misery Index. They were more like Amebix, mixing metal and punk. I could be wrong, and they are more "crust punk"(perhaps another video), but they need some attention anyway.

[@gabeb.3733]

Awesome episode. Would've loved to seen some current grind bands mentioned. Full Of Hell. Unyeilding Love. Column of Heaven? Just a thought.

[@Macbookpro19991]

hey I was just wondering if you guys were ever gonna mention dystopia? theyre definitely not grind and theyre way more sludgy and crusty but they were super influential even for the metal guys

[@HipHoboHarold]

Fuck yes! I remember watching a few of these awhile ago, but then couldn't remember what it was called, and regretfully didn't subscribe. So glad I found it again, and with fucking Doug!

[@jairomartinez-ortiz2553]

FUCK! I can't believe I missed this

[@DavidHoughton17]

Lock Horns - mmmmh I would have included INFEST as an important influence as well but that's probably due to my "Hardcore Punk" bias I have. Anyway good debate. :-)

[@D-A-K]

Streamed Slaves to the Grind yesterdee and this pops up. I see you, algorithm.

[@jonathanjones7058]

PLEASE DO AN EPISODE ON POWERVIOLENCE. such an under rated niche genre.

[@piotrb8434]

Powerviolence is not a real genre. It's just extremely fast hardcore. The term "powerviolence" originated as a joke and wasn't meant to be taken serious, but of course genre obssessed nerds promoted it as a real thing. Same goes for speedcore, fastcore, thrashcore, funcore, hatecore, moshcore, speed metal, power metal, white metal, viking metal, war metal, djent, grebo rock and other worthless garbage.

[@toneloc223]

I personally loved Harmony Corruption

[@jimbowen8973]

How does the co-host mention how Soilent Green (Sewn Mouth Secrets) changed everything for him....and then leave that off the list??? That needs to be here. Glad Pig Destroyer (Prowler in the Yard) made it.

[@melle4390]

Is it me or is the audio completely off?

[@treverp4938]

Does Lisa listen to any of these bands? In one episode she said goth is more her style lol

[@BangerTV]

Yes on both counts.

[@ANDYWOUNDSABRXS]

Blood duster, Monster X.. That would have been cool to include.

[@kaihunlu2345]

Wormrot is off the HOOK!!!! Fast, real tight, singer sounds insane, has some pig destroyer but some SCUM in it. Redo this episode immediately!!!!!!!!!!! Wormrot ABUSE is a masterpiece, it ruined and saved lives, the same exact life.

[@Jack-pp2ng]

Abuse and dirge are both masterpieces

[@sameddy2729]

Blood duster fisting the dead, damaged do not spit, christbait yeeast , Australian bands always miss out on these lists, listen back to them early 1990 s

[@slavetothegrind6549]

Agreed. Australia always gets the shaft - I brought up Coffin Birth and Warsore at points in this chat, but I'd also argue for Disgorge, The Kill and Captain Cleanoff. It's endless what has come from Australia!

[@tristangieler]

I dig Sam's handwriting!

[@Rrezze]

Would love to see one of these for Symphonic Metal Albums

[@CAPTAINCAVECRUST]

So many bands from the hc era ELECTRO HIPPIES, SATANIC MALFUNCTIONS,SORE THROAT bands like PROTES BENGT HERESY AGATHOCLES And even earlier but i could go on all day

[@LilReapa666]

im suprised nobody mentioned insect warfare or wormrot

[@Shadowbannddiscourse]

one of my favorite lines from reek of putrefaction is" being gnawed on by a maggot filled with malicious hate", that is one of the funniest lyrics ever. And yeah that band that era of carcasses influenced a lot of bands from the bands you mentioned two bands like Hemorrhage and vomitorial corpulence big time

[@alexesau166]

Sam, from previous episodes you seem to have this stance of not allowing bands with only one legendary album to join the family tree. However, what I notice about several grindcore legendary bands is they are mostly one-off projects. Either the band does one or two great albums and breaks up, or they start out playing sloppy grindcore then they refine their sound in a death metal style. Is grindcore the exception because the output is such an onslaught of brutality? Is having an entire discography lasting only 30 minutes enough to leave an impact? Granted I’m not the biggest fan of grindcore, I like music that’s a little more developed and melodically structured, which is why I like the later Carcass records.

[@steezyboi96]

any bodyknow the song at 5:30? sounds killer!

[@slavetothegrind6549]

It Was Just An Accident by Soilent Green (Off their album Sewn Mouth Secrets)

[@Paddyllfixit]

Siege- Drop Dead, deserves an originator mention. Is "comedy-grind" a sub-genre?....O.L.D. Old Lady Drivers. And for me, nothing comes close to the masterpiece that is *World Downfall*

[@HideousConformity]

You're using the camera mics, aren't you? I can tell by how the volume of your voices keeps changing every time you switch cameras.

[@BangerTV]

Actually, we are not. It's a multi-camera live stream shoot and that has some software issues that sometimes rear their heads. Sorry for the problems this week. Although it's always fun to read the avalanche of comments about how we should use this or that mic, it has nothing to do with the mics.

[@otakurocklee]

This is such a brilliant show. I wish there was a lock horns for all genres of music, not just metal.

[@spellman007]

Thank you for introducing me to Last Days Of Humanity. Holy shit this is fuckin' gross. I will absolutely be watching your documentary Doug!

[@manuelcardenas8101]

See if you like first days of humanity

[@lvfninja]

You've missed very important album from Eastern Europe. Dead Infection - Chapter of Accidents.

[@ridleysomeliana-lauer5814]

They didn't discuss goregrind as a whole. Dead Infection rules, but they're goregrind.