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Episodes from Bronze Metalist
Bronze Metalist Ep. 407: Khemmis
This week, the fellas check in to see if Khemmis still fucks with their new self-titled album!
Bronze Metalist Ep. 406: Persistence of Time
This week the fellas delve back into the realm of THE BIG FOUR, with Anthrax's 1990 album Persistence of Time.
Bronze Metalist Ep. 405: Hum of Hurt
The boys are back with ANOTHER new Converge album, Hum of Hurt!
Bronze Metalist Ep. 404: Convicted
After an... eventful last few weeks, the boys are back to listen to Convicted by Cryptic Slaughter.
Bronze Metalist Ep. 403: Det Hjemsøkte Hjertet
This week the fellas listen to the most recent masterpiece from USBM legend Panopticon, the fantastic Det Hjemsøkte Hjertet
Bronze Metalist Ep. 402: Too Fast to Die
This week the boys listen to the blisteringly speedy Too Fast to Die by Canada's Archspire!
Bronze Metalist Ep. 401- Discarnate Ails
This week the fellas give a listen to a fanastic album from Texas-based Blackened Death Metal band Sacrifical Ecstasy (formerly Haunter) Discarnate Ails.
Bronze Metalist Ep. 400: Control and Resistance
This week the boys go back to 1989 to check out an influential Prog/Thrash album from Texas-based Watchtower, Control and Resistance.
Bronze Metalist Ep. 399: An Undying Love For A Burning World
This week the boys FINALLY get around to talking about the first Neurosis album after over a decade of hiatus, the massive An Undying Love for A Burning World.
Bronze Metalist Ep. 398: Show No Mercy
This week the fellas head back to 1983 for the first full length release from thrash metal legends Slayer, Show No Mercy!
Bronze Metalist Ep. 397: Love Is Not Enough
This week OJ and a much more refreshed Kayle finally get around to talking about the newest album from Converge, Love Is Not Enough!
Bronze Metalist Ep. 396: Savage Imperial Death March
This week a very mentally and physically burnt out Kayle and a mostly normal OJ listen to the completely bizarre collaborative album from Napalm Death and Melvins, Savage Imperial Death March.