This week, I'm joined by Markus “Infernal” Kuschke, guitarist for the legendary German blackened thrash band Desaster. We dive into their blistering new album, Kill All Idols, the band's early days, the raw energy of the German metal scene, and tons more.
On the Weekly News Rant, I dissect the latest singles from Runemagick, Hooded Menace, Vile Apparition, Mystic Circle, One Of Nine, and others. I also give my take on the Cradle of Filth drama, and issue a savage swirly of the week to the UK's most atrocious newspaper.
PLUS: Black Sanctum unleashes a killer new single in this week's "Unsanctioned Filth" segment.
Please support the bands featured on this episode:
Desaster: https://desaster.bandcamp.com/music
Black Sanctum: https://blacksanctumofficial.bandcamp.com/
Absu: https://osmoseproductions.bandcamp.com/
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