I Hate Music

Let’s go all the way back to Episode 10 from March 10, 2018.These days, Ash is best known as the drummer for Spirit Possession, one of the most vivid and forward-thinking metal bands around. But back in 2018, she had other things on her mind. In this episode, Jason and Ash share music, discuss touring, and have a blast chatting.Check out the podcast in its infancy with us and enjoy the ride!

Welcome to the third and final installment of our trip down memory lane, featuring Jason Walton’s 1993 KGLT Radio interview from the height of the death metal era.While 1993 was arguably the best year for death metal, this show covers a wide range of music. We discuss and listen to The Dead Milkmen, play tracks from Carcass, Celtic Frost, and Disincarnate, feature some hip-hop and punk, and take calls from listeners.Fire up Mike Browning’s time machine once again, and take a trip back with us to Bozeman in 1993.

East Glacier, Montana.  Fire in the Mountains.  What a glorious experience and amazing festival.  Jason tells us all about it, from Agalloch performing “Ashes Against the Grain” in its entirety, to Enslaved, Sigh, Borknagar, swimming in the glacier-fed lake, and reconnecting with his homeland, Jason goes on and on about how fabulous this experience was.After sharing those festival highlights, we dive into plenty of listener emails. Listeners chimed in on previous topics like Workout Metal, John Bush in Anthrax, and Sepultura without the Cavaleras, as well as stories about running into heroes and celebrities.So, as Deicide says, “Join us!”

Brandish your swords, don your chainmail, and join us as Nick shares his experience at Seattle’s Soldiers of Steel festival!  Jason and Nick also share some music that they have been listening to lately, from ‘90’s Death/Black Metal, to British Punk, with a few surprises along the way.

Join us for Part 02 of this journey into the past.The year was 1993 in Bozeman, Montana. A young Jason Walton is graduating from high school and being interviewed on the local college radio station ahead of a music festival that will mark his band’s last performance. He and the host talk music, play tunes, and have a great time.Come back to 1993 with us once again and enjoy the trip.

Let's rewind to Episode 36 from September 10th, 2019, which was recorded on location in Lincoln, Nebraska. In this episode, Ramin and I listen to specially curated tracks hand-picked by Dan Swanö. You know Dan from his production and engineering work, and from bands such as Edge of Sanity, Pan Thy Monium, and Bloodbath. Dan chose unique selections spanning his career and provided his own commentary on these sometimes rare songs.Please join us in revisiting this special episode.

Based on listener feedback and our own love for sharing music, we have decided to record more of these current listening episodes as a recurring feature.In this new episode, we feature recently released thrash metal, punk from indigenous artists, dungeon synth, hip hop, and experimental electronic rock.So, drop the aux, pass it to us, and let the music do the talking.

We recently unearthed two cassettes from our archives containing a live recording of an interview on Bozeman, Montana’s KGLT radio show at Montana State University. Recorded live on April 26th, 1993, this show took place mere months before Jason graduated from high school and moved to Minneapolis to continue playing death metal.During the broadcast, the host, Bob Kleinjan, and Jason played music, discussed death metal, and promoted an upcoming festival in Bozeman, which marked the final performance of Jason’s high school band, V.B.G.We invite you to take this trip back in time with us. Please enjoy the old local commercials, brand new tunes from 1993, and this glimpse into the past.