Necropolis

Shelley from Hate Meditations (https://hatemeditations.com/), Jerry from Scale it Back (www.youtube.com/@scaleitback1055), and Tyler join to discuss National Socialist Black Metal and related topics.

Causal chat about the lame institution of metal.

Casual Nietzsche chat with Jakob and Daniel.

Veteran metal writer Christopher Dick joins alongside Shelley for an interview about the inner workings of his writing career and happenings at Decibel Magazine.

We're back as if nothing happened to catchup on some of our top picks for 2025. Releases discussed: Cultic - Lore Messa - The Spin Mouth of Madness - Event Horizon Dissidence - Seven Crosses Impaled Heruvim - Mercator Morax - The Amulet Necromaniac - Sciomancy, Malediction & Rites Abominable Kæck - Gruwelijk Onthaal Cóndor: Aurë Entuluva Thaumaturgy - Pestilential Hymns Arktheos - Cosmonolith NyreDolk - Barndommens hjem Music featured at the end of the episode: Heruvim - Gnosis, from Mercator https://heruvim.bandcamp.com/album/mercator

We (Jason, Jakob, and Shelley) finally get around to Schopenhauer's aesthetics.

Just Jason and Jakob today! We discuss the epoch of metal as being prophetic and end up leaning heavily on Heidegger's concept of being-towards-death

We explore five important albums for death metal that embody LGBT -- Loving the Good, the Beautiful, and the True -- through a Platonist lens. Joining the discussion are Brett Stevens of DeathMetal.org and Paul of Condemner (TX).

We analyze "evil" from the points of theology, philosophy, politics, and metal

Brett Stevens from DeathMetal.org, Paul from Condemner, and Tyler from Necropolis BC join forces to rank albums that helped shape their unholy awakening. Album picks: Tyler: 1. Deicide - Deicide 2. Skepticism - Stormcrowfleet 3. Burzum - Hvis Lyset Tar Oss 4. Celtic Frost - Morbid Tales 5. Gorgoroth - Antichrist Brett: 1. Iron Maiden - Killers 2. Slayer - South of Heaven 3. DRI - Dealing With It 4. Prong - Beg to Differ 5. Sepultura - Morbid Visions Jason: 1. Morbid Angel - Covenant 2. Metallica - Ride the Lightning 3. Samael - Ceremony of Opposites 4. Beherit - Electric Doom Synthesis 5. Burzum - Filosofem Paul: 1. Metallica -- And Justice For All 2. Emperor -- self-titled EP 3. Ildjarn -- Forest Poetry 4. Mortem -- De Natura Daemonum 5. Imprecation -- Theurgia Goetia Summa

Microplastics feast on the corpses of your dead-ass sperms.

Brett Stevens, Paul from Condemner, and Jakob Foli return to discuss cultural influences on metal, with a focus on Scandinavia.

Brett Stevens (Sodomizer), a monarchist from https://www.amerika.org/ and Keith Preston, an anarcho-pluralist from https://attackthesystem.com/ join the Necropolis AD Show (NADS) for a powwow on democracy, globalism, and more!

Brett Stevens (Amerika.org, Deathmetal.org) and Paul from Condemner (TX) return, joined by new participant Jakob Foli, a Danish philosopher and artist.

Feral roundtable comprising participants David Rosales (DARG) and Brett Stevens (Sodomizer).

Brett Stevens (Amerika.org, Deathmetal.org) and Paul from Condemner (https://condemner.bandcamp.com/music) join to dissect the poseur phenomenon.

Zvs from Plutonian Shore is interviewed.

Sorry for the hiatus. But we're back. We have beer. And we have important matters of state to discuss. Cheers. cheers.

Luke Wilson, also known as Sleepwalker (A Transylvanian Funeral, Temple of Abraxis, Forbidden Records, Absolute Audio), and Brett Clarin (Sorrow, Journey into Darkness) join Necropolis to discuss their ventures into soundtrack and trailer music, and the transition from their roots in extreme metal to composing for visual media. Brett's soundtrack music: https://brettclarinmusic.com/ Luke's soundtrack music: https://play.reelcrafter.com/_KwS933lSfyOmWcl9-IeWw Also, ensure you check out their black metal! Some of the better stuff from the U.S.A.

Daniel Lake of Decibel Magazine joins for a discussion on the role and importance of music criticism. Mainstream journalism vs underground blogging: different paths or open hostility? Is it fair as a music critic to have an agenda? Can music criticism have a real impact in the scene? How to deal with hate: when the responses to music criticism are negative.