Noizze Podcast

It’s the final episode of the 2023 Favourite Noizzes and it’a a bumper edition! Will Marshall and Adam Vallely sit down with some some incredible bands to discuss their favourite album of 2023 as well as asking for recommendations for those either overlooked, that they feel may have an incredible 2024 ahead or just a sick band they want to shout out. On top of that, Will does a little bit of fishing as to any upcoming plans they might have! In this episode Adam sits down with Zac Jackson & Jamie Haas of El Moono (2:10-25:30) and Jan Viggria of The Guru Guru (25:30-35:27) whilst Will sits down with Kira Neil of Future Static (35:27-46:15) and David John Levy & Leon Pfeifer of Unprocessed (46:15-55:57). Picks include Graphic Nature, Sleep Token, KEN Mode, Death Goals, The St Pierre Snake Invasion, Voyager, The Last Martyr, Heartline, Annabie Savage, Heriot and more!

It continues! Here is episode 6 of Favourite Noizzes! Will Marshall sits down with some some incredible bands to discuss their favourite album of 2023 as well as asking for recommendations for those either overlooked, that they feel may have an incredible 2024 ahead or just a sick band they want to shout out. On top of that, Will does a little bit of fishing as to any upcoming plans they might have! In this episode Will sits down with Paul Green of Devil Sold His Soul (2:12-21:40), Alice Guala & Blake Cornwall of Lake Malice (21:40-58:00) and Emmy Mack of RedHook (58:00-1:10:48). Picks include Tesseract, 100 Gecs, Holding Absence, Polaris, Down And Out, Knife Bride, South Arcade, Enter Shikari, Clt Drp, ALT BLK ERA and more!

Episode 5 of Favourite Noizzes and we aren’t finished yet! Will Marshall sits down with some some incredible bands to discuss their favourite album of 2023 as well as asking for recommendations for those either overlooked, that they feel may have an incredible 2024 ahead or just a sick band they want to shout out. On top of that, Will does a little bit of fishing as to any upcoming plans they might have!

In this episode Will sits down with Ben Hutcherson of Khemmis (1:42-25:50), Yegor Savonin of Fires In The Distance (25:50-39:25) and Nathan Harlow of Burner (39:25-54:54). Picks include Dying Wish, Fear and Filth, Astralborne, Calma, Baring Teeth, Panopticon, Wallowing, Glacial Tomb, Melancholia, Conjurer and more!

It ain't over yet! Here is episode 4 of Favourite Noizzes! Will Marshall sits down with some some incredible bands to discuss their favourite album of 2023 as well as asking for recommendations for those either overlooked, that they feel may have an incredible 2024 ahead or just a sick band they want to shout out. On top of that, Will does a little bit of fishing as to any upcoming plans they might have!

In this episode Will sits down with Philly Byrne & Joe McGuigan of Gama Bomb (2:12-21:14), Ashley Tubb of Sugar Horse (21:14-35:25) and Adam hosts a conversation with Damien Sayell of The St Pierre Snake Invasion (35:25-54:58). Picks include Hellripper, Inhuman Nature, Pest Control, Sprain, Mandy, Indiana, Eyes, Genevieve Artadi, Model Actriz, The Armed, John, El Moono and more!

Here is episode 3 of Favourite Noizzes! Will Marshall sits down with some some incredible bands to discuss their favourite album of 2023 as well as asking for recommendations for those either overlooked, that they feel may have an incredible 2024 ahead or just a sick band they want to shout out. On top of that, Will does a little bit of fishing as to any upcoming plans they might have!

In this episode Will sits down with Noah See of Conjurer (2:04-21:10), Lyns Ward & Johnny Knight of Exploring Birdsong (21:10-42:09) and Kate Davies of Pupil Slicer (42:09-56:53). Picks include Baroness, Unpeople, Paramore, The Japanese House, Unprocessed, Heriot, Death Goals and more!

Episode 2 of Favourite Noizzes is here! Will Marshall sits down with some some incredible bands to discuss their favourite album of 2023 as well as asking for recommendations for those either overlooked, that they feel may have an incredible 2024 ahead or just a sick band they want to shout out. On top of that, Will does a little bit of fishing as to any upcoming plans they might have!

In this episode Will sits down with Charlie Rolfe of As Everything Unfolds (1:31-25:57), Harry Bailey & George Milner of Death Goals (25:57-40:54) and Serena Cherry of Svalbard (40:54-59:40). Picks include Enter Shikari, South Arcade, Portrayal of Guilt, The HIRS Collective, Stiff Meds, Shooting Daggers, Stortregn, Zetra and more!

Favourite Noizzes is back! Will Marshall sits down with some some incredible bands to discuss their favourite album of 2023 as well as asking for recommendations for those either overlooked, that they feel may have an incredible 2024 ahead or just a sick band they want to shout out. On top of that, Will does a little bit of fishing as to any upcoming plans they might have!

In this episode Will sits down with Sammy Urwin of Employed To Serve/Church Road Records (1:44-25:15), Nate Worrall of Going Off (25:15-33:02) and El Reeve, Claire Simson & Max Maxwell of Mountain Caller (33:02-1:07:35). Picks include Dodheimsgard, Graywave, Giant Walker, Calling Hours, No Relief, Wallowing, Pupil Slicer, boygenius, Urne, Longheads, Karnivool, Motorpsycho and more!

Kris tries to ruins Sam's day by making him listen to pop punk but makes up for it by treating him to an early listen of the new Code Orange album. Reviews this week of 'Would You Miss It?' by Koyo and 'The Above' by Code Orange. Check out what the lads think.

Kris and Sam take on the new records from Corey Taylor and Tesseract in todays episode. Will Corey Taylor's second solo outing see another effort fall short or will it show a surprisingly good form? And will Tesseract, the prog titans, live up to their name and drop an impressive album this time round? Tune in and find out. 'CMF2' from Corey Taylor and 'War of Being' from Tesseract drop this Friday!

Kris and Sam have two stellar records to discuss this week. First up, Polaris with their brand new record 'Fatalism' out this Friday. The album is a masterclass in metalcore songwriting. As if that wasn't enough, the lads also discuss the upcoming album 'A Sign Of Things To Come' from Sylosis, a record oozing with inspiration and musicianship in metal. That new Sylosis record is out on the 8th September... It's a hell of a week!

Kris and Sam are big ol' sad bois this week as they review the new album 'No Joy' from the most poignant lyricists in the music scene Spanish Love Songs. As if that weren't enough the lads take note of the new record 'The Noble Art of Self Destruction' from rising namesakes Holding Absence who may well look back on this album as the one that launch them into the stratosphere.

Kris and Sam return to discuss music biopics and whether Guns N Roses should do one. The lads discuss how Slash feels about this too. Also discussed is the new Slaughter To Prevail single 'Viking' and how the band are pushing and expanding their sound. Album reviews this week on the highly anticipated new Teenage Wrist record 'Still Love' as well as the band we all love Skindred with their new album 'Smile'. Check out the lads thoughts.

Kris and Sam return to their fortnightly ramblings bringing back discussion of the latest news in the rock and metal world. This week the lads discuss how Jacoby Shaddix considers Papa Roach could be the future Metallica and how M Shadows thinks technology has ruined modern rock and metal... hmm. Album reviews this week on Sevendust and their upcoming 14th album 'Truth Killer' as well as Signs Of The Swarm's album 'Amongst The Low & Empty'. It's a stacked one!

How good is it to have some straight up good ol' rock n roll, right? The Dirty Nil are set to drop their brand new record 'Free Rein To Passions' this Friday, Sam and Kris got in on the fun a little early to tell you what to look forward to.

Welcome to The Noizze Podcast, sponsored by Sterobrain Records and brought to you as part of the Noizze Podcast Network. Today, Kris takes a dive into the new Unearth album 'The Wretched; The Ruinous' from New England Metalcore heavyweights Unearth. Largely overlooked when it comes to considering the American metalcore scene they helped to create, you may know what to expect with an Unearth album, but how does this weigh up... Listen to find out.

Kris and Sam check out the new album 'The Death We Seek' from Connecticut Metalcore titans Currents. The album is out this Friday via SharpTone records but is it the crushing slice of metalcore we are hoping for or does it miss the mark? Find out what the lads think...

You may know him from the Audience Please! Podcast, it's Adam Vallely hosting today's episode as a Noizze Podcast first! Adam sits down with Harry Bailey and George Milner, better known as queercore duo Death Goals. On the cusp of the release of their sophomore album 'A Garden of Dead Flowers', Adam, Harry and George discuss the recording process, influences, writing, creativity, the upcoming tour, taking a stand against queer erasure and even chat their off menu tour picks.

Kris is back with another solo review this time diving into the new album '... So Unknown' from Metallic Hardcore aficionados Jesus Piece which will be released via Century Media Records this Friday. With a strong and prominent hold on the current Hardcore scene will this album cement them as a namesake for the genre or see them fall short of the mark? Find out what Kris thinks...

Meteora, an album that helped to define and cement Linkin Park's legacy as the multiplatinum, Grammy award-nominated powerhouse success they came to be. A band that even 20 years on demonstrate how much of a hold they still have on the pulse of music lovers and fans across the world. But just how good a mark did Meteora need to leave? And how special is celebrating 20 years of this album? Jac hosts this one-off special alongside Sam and Elliot to discuss the band's impact, just how important Meteora was for Linkin Park and how the band's influence outstretched the main body of their career for years to come. The 20th Anniversary edition of Meteora is released on Friday 7th April and will be a special moment for fans around the world.

Kris and Sam take a dive into the new album from Metalcore heavyweights Bury Tomorrow. The bands new album 'The Seventh Sun' is out Friday and is perhaps their most expansive and ambitious work to date with features including Loz Taylor and Cody Frost as well as making moves to expand their sound sonically with the inclusion of Vocalist Tom Prendergast. Could this be the album that skyrockets the band? Find out what the lads think...

Kris and Sam review the new album 'To Know The Light' from the UK anarchist Black Metal trio Dawn Ray'd. It is the bands third album and will be released via Prosthetic Records. With a combination of Folk and Black Metal, does the album hit the mark or are these styles too jarring? Let's see if Sam and Kris agree...

August Burns Red are a band that have been consistently dishing out healthy doses of metalcore for some time now but with their latest release are they set to raise the bar, keep the train rolling or fall short completely? Kris and Sam take a dive into the new album 'Death Below' from August Burns Red!

Suicide Silence have had one of the most interesting careers to date and are a staple namesake in deathcore but how does their latest effort hold up? Is there some redemption and a return to form or is it just complete trash...? Kris and Sam get into Suicide Silence 'Remember... You Must Die ' on this episode of the podcast!

Whether Djent is a genre or not is quite irrelevant when a new Periphery album rolls around! Have the band finally fallen short or are they reaching new heights? Kris and Sam spill all on their review of the new Periphery album 'V: Djent Is Not A Genre'!

Kris and Sam are back for their first review of the year in episode 119. The lads discuss the new album 'Forgone' from metal legends In Flames. Expect the unexpected from a band that, prior to this, have had a formula and template to mark the success of their music and career to date. That said, this will be a big hit with long time fans. It's a good'un!

We are kicking off the year with a special episode Dreamers! Will sat down with Jessie Powell and Aled Evans of rock powerhouse Dream State to discuss their brand new EP 'Untethered' as well as how this chapter of Dream State came to be, the bands upcoming tour, future plans and what the journey looked like for Aled and Jessie as well as newcomers Jake and Tom. It's a stacked one!

This is the final part (4/4) of our Favourite Noizzes series where Will Marshall sits down with bands to discuss their favourite album of 2022 as well as asking for a recommendation on a band that they think might be breaking big in 2023. On top of that Will does a little bit of fishing as to any upcoming plans they might have.

In part 4 Will sits down with Paul Green of Devil Sold His Soul (2:05-15:18), Charlie Rolfe of As Everything Unfolds (15:18-33:55), James Broady and Jamie Waggétt of Grief Ritual (33:55-41:36) and Ross Beagan of Godeater (41:36-59:08).

Album picks include Ithaca, Willow, Vukovi, Chat Pile, Malevolence and Gaerea. Ones to watch for 2023 include Copse, Rivals, Zulu, Burner and Great American Ghost.

This is part 3 of 4 of our Favourite Noizzes series where Will Marshall sits down with bands to discuss their favourite album of 2022 as well as asking for a recommendation on a band that they think might be breaking big in 2023. On top of that Will does a little bit of fishing as to any upcoming plans they might have. 

In part 3 Will sits down with Nathan Fairweather of Rolo Tomassi (1:21-17:23), Dom Moss and Djamila Azzouz of Ithaca (17:23-28:32), James Monteith of Cage Fight (28:32-32:30) and Kat Moss of Scowl (32:30-45:00). With album picks including The Callous Daoboys, Cult of Luna, The Weeknd, Obsidious & Soulblind as well as ones to watch including Graphic Nature, Irist, Forlorn, Orbit Culture and Jivebomb. 

This is part 2 of 4 of our Favourite Noizzes series where Will Marshall sits down with bands to discuss their favourite album of 2022 as well as asking for a recommendation on a band that they think might be breaking big in 2023. On top of that Will does a little bit of fishing as to any upcoming plans they might have.

In part 2 Will sits down with the one and only Jamie Lenman (2:02-9:12), Rodrigo Carvalho of Irist (9:15-25:22), Em Lodge of Delaire The Liar (25:26-33:33) and Joe E. Allen (featuring Joe’s Mum) of Kurokuma (33:36-42:24). With album picks including Nostromo, Wiegedood, Static Dress and Sunrise Patriot Motion and shouts outs for rising talent that you may see in 2023 including Drown, Slomosa, Negative Measures and Guilt Trip. It's an absolutely stacked episode!

This is part 1 of 4 of our Favourite Noizzes series where Will Marshall sits down with bands to discuss their favourite album of 2022 as well as asking for a recommendation on a band that they think might be breaking big in 2023. On top of that Will does a little bit of fishing as to any upcoming plans they might have. 

In part 1 Will sits down with Lucas Woodland of Holding Absence (1:19-10:13), Alice Guala & Blake Cornwall of Lake Malice (10:13-27:55), Erhan Alman & Julian Gage of Heriot (27:55-37:28) and Liam Knowles of Hidden Mothers (37:28-47:38). With album picks including The Devil Wears Prada, Charlie XCX, Vukovi, Vein.fm, Ocean Grove and Ithaca as well as shout outs to Paledusk, Knife Bride, Softcult, Fleshwater, Grief Ritual, Pleiades, Lure In and Cops it's a pretty stacked episode!

In episode 118 Jac sits down with Noizze newcomer Chris Earl to discuss the insanity and brilliance of Tallah and their new album 'The Generation of Danger'.  Jac and Chris come together to talk about the diversity of the album, try to fathom what the creative process looked like and also throw out some comparisons. All this and loads more for what is an album that has been well worth the wait. 'The Generation of Danger' will be out Friday 18th November via Earache Records. Oh and (mostly unrelated) Will Ramos is the Beyonce of Deathcore? Jac seems to think so. 

NEW NOIZZE is BACK. Jac will be bringing you his picks of the week taken from the latest New Noizze feature. This week we have spotlight features on the following:

In episode 117 Kris and Jac come together to talk about their love for Dayseeker and what the new album has in store for fans. The band's brand new album 'Dark Sun' will be released November 4th and with influences ranging from 80's, Pop, Rock and Metal it is safe to say the album is bold and brave as well as poignant and beautiful.

Welcome to our brand new podcast series NEW NOIZZE. Jac will be bringing you his picks of the week taken from the latest New Noizze feature. This week we have spotlight features on the following:

In episode 116 Kris and Sam dive into the new Slipknot album 'The End, So Far' with discussion around what they think the band's last great album is as well as the current feeling around this release and the big question, is it actually any good? The lads go through track by track so make sure to listen and find out.

In episode 115 Jac takes up hosting duties with newest contributor to the podcast Elliot Grimmie whilst Kris and Sam take a break for the week. The lads talk about the new Kid Kapichi record out Friday 23rd September and discuss the discourse it touches upon as well as the very real picture it paints of the current climate of Britain at this time. It's a truly remarkable and very British punk album but it's also so much more. Find out our thoughts!

In episode 114 Kris and Sam dissect the new Parkway Drive album 'Darker Still' discussing the bands status in the Metal and Rock world, their contribution to music and what this album will mean for them as a band. Is it a a reach for the stars that has fallen short or have Parkway achieved the heights they clearly intend to with 'Darker Still'. Find out what the lads think!

Something a little different from the Podcast on this episode with Kris tackling his first review alone. This, of course, doesn't stop him talking for half hour particularly as he is reviewing the almighty hardcore kings that are Stray From The Path with their brand new album 'Euthanasia' that will be released on the 9th September. Is this perhaps the band at their most intelligent and pissed off? It might well be. Listen to find out.

Kris and Sam are back, this time reviewing the new Megadeth album 'The Sick, The Dying... and The Dead'. The lads talk about the band's legacy and where this album fits as well as Dave Mustaine's cultural influence on the metal scene in general. Oh and they get pretty hyped on the band's new record too.