Horns Up

Chepang are definitely not your stereotypical grindcore band. Formed in Nepal, and currently based in New York, their most recent full-length, Chatta, is already being touted as one of the best slabs of craziness this year. It’s a record that pushes the boundaries of extreme music, and is definitely a product of true and open collaboration.In this chat with Peter and Animesh, Chepang’s Captain Bhudey and Bhotey Gore trace the band’s journey all the way through Chatta, and shed a lot of light on the band’s unique philosophy.Check out Chepang and Chatta at https://chepang.bandcamp.com/Catch up with Peter and Animesh at www.hornsuppod.comSubscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or add the RSS feed to your preferred podcast player. Follow the podcast on Twitter @hornsuppod, Peter @trendcrusher and Animesh @asmoani.

Welcome to Horns Up, where everything's metal, and the points don't matter. Well, on this episode, they probably do. For the first time, Horns Up is hosting a game that everyone's played before - Kill - Marry - Fuck. But, of course, here, it's done with a whole lotta metal. To "Kill" means you never get to hear what you've chosen ever again. To "Marry" means you can always hear what you've chosen - it's there with you for life. And to "Fuck" means that you can only hear what you've chosen once, and then, never again.Joining us on Horns Up for this episode is a star-studded lineup including Abhimanyu Meer (@abhi_meer), Aditya Rao / Toila (@adityasrao), Nishtha Kanal (@RootKanal) and Pratika Prabhune (@PratikaPrabhune).Play along, and let us know if our panelists managed to change your views.Catch up with Peter and Animesh at www.hornsuppod.comSubscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or add the RSS feed to your preferred podcast player. Follow the podcast on Twitter @hornsuppod, Peter @trendcrusher and Animesh @asmoani.

Colin Marston is probably one of the busiest musicians / metalheads / music-beings ever - simultaneously juggling his renowned Menegroth The Thousand Caves recording studios in Queens, and all the numerous metal projects he is part of. In a long chat with Peter and Animesh, Colin talks about his portfolio as a musician, to insights and views on recording and producing metal, to why he prefers the studio over live music recordings, and a whole lot more!Shout out and thanks to Subcontinental Records for setting this chat up for us. Colin Marston recently released Sublive through the label.Check it out at https://subcontinentalrecords.bandcamp.com/Catch up with Peter and Animesh at www.hornsuppod.comSubscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or add the RSS feed to your preferred podcast player. Follow the podcast on Twitter @hornsuppod, Peter @trendcrusher and Animesh @asmoani.