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Manowar had canceled last-minute because the stage size and local volume ordinances weren’t up to their standards.

Mincolla, who has a degree in political science, muses on the current state of geopolitical affairs.

When asked about black metal’s extreme past, Darkthrone’s Nocturno Culto had a hilarious take.

Masvidal was a guest on this week’s episode of The MetalSucks Podcast.

He also speaks about how Gold & Grey was originally titled Orange and what sparked the change.

We spoke about my pre-MetalSucks career at Atlantic Records and other music industry gigs, how the idea for MetalSucks first came to be, where the confrontational and unapologetic tone of the site comes from, the divisiveness and negativity in the metal scene, the site’s evolution to become more outspoken politically and how it’s affected the audience, and a bit of a healthy debate about politics.

Touring is NOT EASY, people.

Is he a robot?

We discuss recent controversies in the metal community and the journalistic processes behind covering them.

Bowen also discusses Periphery’s recent Grammy nomination.

A highly nuanced look at the pain of both the abused and the abusers.

Well, he’s not wrong.

The world’s foremost keg-basher contemplates retirement.

Same.

“How can anybody be against people wanting everybody coming together and treating everybody the same and fairly and equally? I’m all for that.”

He’s also not fond of the fans who say “Mitch would be rolling in his grave” because of the new album.

“In the world we live in today, with all the fucking hate and all the ignorant bigots, rock n’ roll is the farthest thing from that.”

“If you can’t deal with the fact that I’m both and I’m neither and I’m a ladyboy and I’m a lady, and I’m not afraid and I will bully the bullies and I will punch you in your fucking face if you touch me.”

We were almost as sober as Chris Holmes when we recorded it, too.