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Blood Of Angels on Grief, World History, and Florida Death Metal
It’s Florida, but this episode doesn’t get weird. It gets historical… with a side of pirates, and a little bit of Hollywood. Welcome to the world of Blood Of Angels. This week on Vigorously, the guys chat their world travels, what lessons they’ve learned while diving into the history of where they’ve been, and the new…
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Who They Fear on Doing the Work That Actually Scares Us
Mikey Dunn of Who They Fear chats about balancing booking as a booking agent, the current climate of the music industry, doing the work when you don’t feel like doing it, and Maryland metalcore.
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Gouged Break Down the Secret to Breakdowns
Gouged is your latest taste of core from the Pacific Northwest, and they’re serving very tasty riffs and breakdowns!
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Seaside Massacre on Building Real Community in Music
In a very instant, digital heavy world, it can be difficult to build true bonds and community. It’s not so difficult for Seaside Massacre thanks to their “boots on the ground” method.
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Robyn Ward Says It’s Metal to Talk About Your Mental Health
The Metal Therapist clocks in from the UK! Robyn Ward explains her mental health journey, what it takes to be a therapist, and why heavy music is just so therapeutic.
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Ashley Oken is Living ‘Almost Famous’
Does being a music journalist today look anything like it did in Almost Famous? Is it still just as fun? Are there still opportunities to build relationships in the industry we love? In short, yes.
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Izzy T Wants Women to Own Their Violence
Does violence look different when a woman commits it? Solo artist Izzy T is in the building to break down all the misogynistic barriers women sometimes face in music.
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A Moments Notice on Side Hustles & Staying Afloat
It’s not unheard of for band members and artists to have side hustles. We talk to the king of side hustles this week: Greg Molina of A Moments Notice.
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Resider Bring Self-Shade to Nu-Metalcore
What does shading yourself look like? Is it more important to roast yourself, or others? Resider chose to take a balanced approach on the subject while they gear up for tour and more nu-metalcore music headed our way later – and they’re very exciting to watch! Check out “Death Adder”: Val caught up with bassist Niko…
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Self Deception Created The Soundtrack For Your Dystopian Rebellion
If you’ve never explored or considered dead internet theory, one stop you might want to make on that journey of discovery is the new album from Swedish metal act Self Deception called ONE OF US.