Niklas Karlsson of Orbit Culture joins Joshua Toomey on The Talk Toomey Podcast to discuss the band’s brand new album Death Above Life, out now. Niklas talks about the incredible experience of touring with Slipknot and how Orbit Culture continues to rise in the heavy music scene. He shares details about their upcoming headline tour, his writing process, and filming videos in the desert. Niklas also reflects on his entry point into Metallica fandom with Garage, Inc. and how it shaped his journey as a musician.
Toomey starts the show looking at the upcoming Primer 55 tour, the announcement of Welcome To Rockville and recaps Louder Than Life.
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