Extreme Metal Radio - Weekly

Extreme Metal Radio - Weekly

Saturday, August 9, 2025

Aug 7 2025 - Incinerated, Executed, Lobotomized (in that order)

 

Did I overdress?


I signed up for a metal radio show, but my true listening habits tend to reflect maybe only 50-60% metal, the rest being a mix of a bit of everything else. Or, not everything but you know - ambient, experimental, idm, oi!, jazz, prog, art rock, cock rock, butt rock, etc etc. This show doesn't need to be some kind of accurate reflection of my taste, and frankly I find there to be some hubris in expecting that people will want to tune into hear my taste. I'm not Andy Warhol, I don't work for Vogue in the 90s, I'm not a tastemaker. 

That said though, there's some kind of theme or greater sensibility I'm trying to tap into. I felt it when I used to shop at Aquarius Records (RIP). Even if there was no explicit cohesion in their selection of music (they had everything from strange low print run black metal, to random world music, to non-music oddball records), it felt like they had created a wavelength for its community to tap into. You didn't always know what you were going to get from them but you knew it would be interesting and catered to niche sensibilities. That's something like what I'd like to achieve here. But for fear of being too fruity about it, I'll stop there.

This week, Tour-de-Garde surprise published the new Runeboy album on their YT channel and it's pretty incredible stuff. Just a rough and sloppy mix of oi!, neofolk, off-key rock, sound collage, and noise. Probably the best thing I've heard this year. I peppered in some outsider black metal in the form of Trörkrvisätänsrökrëh (LLN-esque blown out stuff with goregrind vocals), Gauhaert (one-off folk metal side project from Urfaust), and Nogbold's Palace (completely enveloping and obscure raw gothic black metal). Pásmo from Czechia is a really cool contemporary band merging post-punk Soviet block sounds with heavy metal; their newest is also quickly becoming a favorite this year. Classics from Akercocke, Necromantia, and Deicide rounded things out. 

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ArtistSongAlbumTimecode
NecromantiaPretender to the Throne (Opus I: The Usurper's Spawn)Scarlet Evil Witching Black0:00:00
Voice Break0:05:25
RuneboyEnglish Rain Part. IIICall for the Countryside0:09:09
SkuggeheimAndaktSamlede verker0:15:17
Cauterized TorsoTrack 1Painless Disfigurement0:20:21
AkercockeMarguerite & Gretchen (Live)Decades of Devil Worship0:23:15
IncineratedExecutedLobotomise0:29:12
Voice Break0:31:32
Sanitys DawnMaggotfarmFuck... I'm Dead / Sanitys Dawn0:36:36
TrörkrvisätänsrökrëhKwäntralh Prarüsatl Laarshreh Söhnk ThrörbreKhr'iirëëh Zÿsthlkonr Tsavlr Kélsäth Trörkrvisätäns0:38:43
GauhaertDe grote droogleggingYgwaet Gwyr Gwynn Novi0:41:56
Ildjarn-NidhoggDaybreakHardangervidda0:46:15
NoctuaryThe Once Forgotten PastFor Salvation0:51:36
Voice Break0:54:41
Nogbold's PalaceThou Art LordDark Agony1:00:54
English DogsMiddle EarthWhere Legend Began1:06:06
PásmoKolej KajícníkaVakace1:11:14
DeicideRevocate the AgitatorLegion1:14:48
SarcasticStomach Full of CarrionMacabre Human Mutilation1:17:34
Voice Break1:20:18
SoulreaperLife ErazerLife Erazer1:28:17
Hecate EnthronedForever in Ebony DrowningDark Requiems and Unsilent Massacres1:32:25
Death in JuneThe Honour of SilenceNada!1:38:17
ThothFrom the Abyss of Dungeons of DarknessFrom the Abyss of Dungeons of Darkness1:41:35
Voice Break1:46:22
HoureSuden tuntiRiitti II1:51:08
Thomas LigottiNo One Knows the Big NewsThe Unholy City1:55:10


Crying that he's on the horrible reissue cover

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