Doug and CHR open the show in NYC with the newest albums from hardcore stalwarts Agnostic Front and Japanese power metallers Galneryus. In the indie segment, Doug suggests some marijuana-laced death metal from Cannabis Corpse.

CHR opens the show with some German epic doom metal from the questionably-named Fvneral Fvkk, while Doug checks out the debut album from a Type O Negative spin-off band called Silvertomb.

CHR and Doug open the show in Scandinavia with new albums from Norway's Borknagar and Finland's Insomnium. In the back half of the show, they return to the USA with Texan death metal from Cleric and the bluesy groove of Maryland's Clutch.

Doug opens the show with the proggy post-metal/grunge of Tool's newest album, while CHR opts for some instrumental industrial with the latest release from Tyrant Of Death.

CHR and Doug open the show with Kentucky 'core act Knocked Loose and new material from classic thrashers Sacred Reich. In the indie segment, they look at some intricate melodeath from Spain with Eternal Storm's debut. In Heavy Metal Valhalla,

CHR opens the show on the lighter side of things with Volbeat's newest release, while Doug opts for some slammy deathcore with the newest Carnifex album.

CHR and Doug open the show with the epic folk of Finsterforst and the thrashy Zombie Apocalypse. In the indie segment, they look at some blackened crossover thrash from Indiana. In Heavy Metal Valhalla, Doug features some proggy sludge with Mastodon's...

Doug treads the boundary between melodeath and metalcore with Soilwork's newest album, while CHR goes for bombastic power metal with the newest Rhapsody offering. This episode is brought to you by: • Valdimar If you would like your name here, too,

CHR and Doug open the show with the goth-doom Bloody Hammers and more WWI concepts from Sabaton. In the "indie" segment, they look at some sludgy prog from Torche. In Heavy Metal Valhalla, CHR features the Blackmoore/Dio collaboration with Rainbow's s...

CHR indulges his love of the weird with Italian band Embrace Of Disharmony while Doug reverts back to his melodeath tendencies with the newest album from Children Of Bodom. This episode is brought to you by: • Valdimar