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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 67: Kelly Shaefer of Atheist (Florida, USA) 1:34:42
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we talk with Kelly Shaefer, legendary frontman of Atheist - pioneers of Florida death metal. With the band’s groundbreaking discography freshly reissued in 2023, Kelly takes us on a wild ride through over two decades of extreme metal lyricism—from the raw aggression of 1990’s Piece of Time to the cosmic complexity of 2010’s Jupiter . While their subject matter swings broadly from criticism of religion to reverence for the moon, what remains constant, in Kelly’s mind is how every lyric is just as important as every riff that’s in every Atheist song. Check out Atheist's discography and keep up to date with upcoming tours here: https://atheist.bandcamp.com/…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 66: Chelsea and Tony of Dawn of Ouroboros (California, USA) 1:15:34
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяGet ready to rethink everything you think you know about extreme metal lyrics—because Dawn of Ouroboros is flipping the script. Instead of blood, chaos, and darkness, their music explores breathtaking natural beauty, the warmth of home, and the path to healing. In this episode, we dive deep with Chelsea and Tony to uncover the inspiration behind their progressive black metal lyricism. From the crushing depths of the ocean to the dazzling heights of the sky, Chelsea’s lyrics step out of the dark black metal mould, painting a world of vibrant, multicoloured light. Tune in and prepare to see metal in a whole new way. Check out Dawn of Ouroboros here: https://dawnofouroboros.bandcamp.com/music And sign up for updates on tour dates here: https://www.instagram.com/dawnofouroboros/?hl=en and https://www.facebook.com/dawnofouroboros/…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 65: Marco Ieritano of Crypt Crawler (Perth, Australia) 1:32:08
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяLingua Brutallica is BACK – and we’re kicking off 2025 with a killer episode! After a long hiatus, we’re diving straight into the brutal depths of metal lyricism with Marco Ieritano from Perth’s own death metal titans, Crypt Crawler. Marco reveals how his love of horror films, his Italian heritage, and sharp observations of human nature fuel his dark, gripping storytelling. Want to know what makes Crypt Crawler’s lyrics so hauntingly powerful? Tune in and find out! Check out Crypt Crawler's latest work here: https://cryptcrawlermetal.bandcamp.com/ And sign up for updates on tours and releases here: https://www.instagram.com/cryptcrawlermetal/ and https://www.facebook.com/cryptcrawlermetal/…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 64: Andrew Lee of Ripped to Shreds (California, USA) 1:14:39
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we interview Andrew Lee about the lyrics he's written for death metal band Ripped to Shreds as well as the aptly named grindcore project Houkago Grind Time. Though their music and lyrics are clearly distinct, both of Andrew's bands can be described as a study in contrasts. First, Ripped to Shreds presents songs that convey familiar images of flayed skin, amputated limbs, and spilled viscera, alongside others that critique real-world atrocities like the rape of Nanjing and contemporary anti-Asian racism. Similarly, Houkago Grind Time, while striking a jovial tone with lyrics that affectionately mock anime fandoms, also calls attention to important issues in the anime industry, like the exploitation of freelancers. Across these seemingly diverse topics, images, and issues, runs a thread that flows from Andrew's personal experience as a Taiwanese American, metalhead, and anime fan. Consequently, Andrew continually draws on his (sub)cultural background to write lyrics that not only contextualize his music but serve as it's emotional core. Check out Ripped to Shreds here: https://www.instagram.com/rippedtoshredsdeathmetal/ and Houkago Grind Time here: https://www.facebook.com/houkagogrindtime/…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 63: Francesco Paoli of Fleshgod Apocalypse (Rome, Italy) 1:20:01
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we speak to Francesco Paoli of Italian opera metal band, Fleshgod Apocalypse. Fleshgod Apocalypse is well known for composing music that blends elements from romantic and baroque periods, inspired by composers like Bach, Vivaldi and Rossini, with the aggressive instrumentation of classic death metal. Francesco explains how this creative amalgam informs his approach to lyric-writing, drawing on features from Italian, Greek, Latin, German and English languages to call upon references to diverse literature, history, and mythology, and in doing so weave intricate narratives that reflect on existentialism and the human condition. While Francesco's compositions and influences may be varied, his writing still shows consistent patterns, such as the use of single word album titles and multi-word track titles, that tie his records together. Speaking to the significance of this practice, Francesco states simply: "we are Italian, we like tradition". To celebrate the tradition of Fleshgod Apocalypse, go to: https://fleshgodapocalypse.bandcamp.com/…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 62: Doug Moore (New York, USA) 2:00:39
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we talk to Doug Moore who is the lyricist for not one but five “weird” metal projects including Seputus, Glorious Depravity, Weeping Sores, Scarcity and Pyrrhon that integrate an “interdisciplinary” approach to the genre. Doug is also the writer of an article entitled “Death Metal English” for Invisible Oranges which we have frequently cited in our own academic work. Doug explains that through this work, he developed a greater appreciation for death metal English, developing a “death metal lexicon” from which he can selectively draw for lyric writing. To wit, in some of his work, Doug reproduces many of the tropes he describes, including use of -ation words, passive voice, “of the” prepositional phrases and medical jargon, while in others Doug adopts a more colloquial even conversational style rife with contractions and shortenings rarely observed in archetypal death metal English. Doug then takes us through how he deploys these different styles in different contexts, with the former approach appearing more frequently in songs depicting body horror, unpacking the fear of the body turning against you, and the latter approach appearing in lyrics critiquing social issues like the cost of living (a literal name of a song), racism, poverty, social greed, and the environmental damage we leave to our children. To explore the gamut of Doug Moore’s work go to: https://linktr.ee/avantdumb…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 61: Xander Bradley of Slimelord (Yorkshire, England) 1:25:45
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we speak to Xander Bradley of “swamp death” band Slimelord. Xander explains that while Slimelord’s earlier EP’s “The Delta Death Sirens”, “Moss Contamination”, and “Insurmountable Peril” all have vocals, these vocals consist of improvised noises rather than written lyrics. And so, in preparation for the release of their first album, “Chytridiomycosis Relinquished”, Xander describes how he approached composing the band’s first set of official lyrics. Beyond simply writing lyrics, Xander constructed a whole backstory for this album focusing on the trials of an adventurer who looks to cure the world of a disease with the help of a demon-toad. This epic tale is told through both highly academic vocabulary including Latinate scientific animal genus/species names and technical jargon describing amphibian disease, as well as references to contemporary video games like Bloodborne and Elder Scrolls. These combined practices constitute lyrics that draw listeners down into the swampy depths. To enter the swamp, go to: https://slimelord.bandcamp.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/the_slimelord/?hl=en…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 60: Corey, Jade, and Matt of Freedom of Fear (Adelaide, Australia) 1:49:16
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode we are joined by Corey, Jade, and Matt, of Adelaide's premier melodic death metal outfit - Freedom of Fear. The band describe how, by drawing on fears and fantasies – of space, of vampires, of nothingness, and the impermanence of everything - their lyrics stress the power of nature vis-à-vis the insignificance of humans. To compose these lyrics, the band eschew their spoken Australian English vernacular, instead constructing a literary and archaic style, studded with old English and Latin forms, to transport listeners away from the everyday and towards their gothic fantasy realm. Explore Freedom of Fear's gothic fantasy at: https://www.freedomoffear.com.au/; https://www.facebook.com/freedomoffearaus/ and https://www.instagram.com/freedomoffear/…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 59: David Bruno of Summoning the Lich (Missouri, USA) 1:56:44
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we speak to David Bruno about how he creates lyrics for fantasy-driven death metal band, Summoning the Lich. The lyrics that span two albums weave an original linear story, beginning with the creation of the Lich that sets in motion the fall of the fictional Kingdom of Rodor and the darkness that spreads across the land as the Lich’s power grows, establishing his dominion over the planet Arrias. David explains that producing these lyrics involves balancing his desire to produce both good fantasy storytelling and good metal song writing. In service of this goal, David has crafted a narrative style that draws on rhyme and alliteration, granting his story an unmistakably melodic quality. Careful observers will note a subtle transition in the bands' track titles, moving from nouns to verbs, announcing the story's growing urgency... Listen before it's too late! https://www.summoningthelich.com/…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 58: Lord Foul and Naraka of Civerous (California, USA) 1:14:09
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we speak to Lord Foul and Naraka about how they lure their listeners into Civerous’ dark and cavernous lyrical maze. The verbal labyrinth concocted by this aptly labelled “tomb doom” project sees listeners descend through gloomy caves where Latinate utterances echo, summoning occult rituals that pay homage to the Mexican heritage of several of Civerous’ band members. Though the caves may be supernatural, they are also familiar as the witchcraft therein evokes the terror of human suffering as well as the horror of the unknown. This latter point surmises the goal of Civerous’ lyrical composition – to arouse fear in a way that hasn’t been done before. Enter the maze at: https://linktr.ee/civerous…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 57: Chris Grigg of Woe (New York, USA) 2:05:18
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяOur latest auditory offering brings you an interview with vocalist Chris Grigg of black metal ensemble Woe. Chris explains how, departing from the individual focus of his earlier work, examining mental anguish and depression, Woe's most recent release draws attention to broader threats to humanity, some of which we thought we'd vanquished long ago. This shift in lyrical content emerged in tandem with what Chris refers to as the refinement of his lyric-writing skills over time. Such artistry bloomed through Chris' experimentation with rhyme, perspective, and even occasionally vulgarity, to ensure that Woe's music and lyrics are mutually enhancing. To savour Woe's latest musical incantation, go to: https://ampwall.com/a/woeunholy…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 56: Jeff Young of Weald and Woe (Idaho, USA) 1:37:30
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, lyricist Jeff Young leads us on a journey through Weald and Woe's "castle metal". Drawing on his background in theatre, Jeff crafts castle metal lyrics by exploiting black metal's heightened sense of drama and aesthetics to reflect on personal struggles and existential dread within a medieval narrative. His lyrics adopt familiar fantasy language tropes to weave tales of battles and blood, so adored by devotees of the middle age (and indeed Dungeons and Dragons). However, the stories that result do not idolize war. Instead, his work questions whether the pursuit of glory and legacy is worth debasing oneself and losing the ones you love. Such lyrics guide the audience on a more complex and visceral quest exploring fundamental questions of humanity. To join the adventure, go to: https://wealdandwoe.bandcamp.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/wealdandwoe/?hl=en…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 55: Brenner Moate of BRAT (Louisiana, USA) 1:14:19
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we interview Brenner Moate of “bimboviolence” outfit, Brat. Looking at Brat’s album covers, decorated with tea and cake, a Pomeranian dog and the iconic Motorola flip phone set against bubblegum pink hues, listeners are poised to anticipate familiar 90s and 2000s pop lyricism. But in speaking with Brenner, we soon learn that this imagery rather serves as the barbie-pink wrapping for much darker lyrical content. Brat’s lyrics contrast sharply with the band’s sweet feminine aesthetic, drawing more on Steven King than Elle Woods. Brenner’s lyrics instead speak of resigned suffering and the loss of hope of evading pain which ultimately serves as an outlet for dark emotions and the release of negative energy. Listen til the end of this episode for a brief appearance from vocalist, Elizabeth (Liz Selfish), who cautions us against delving too deep in our reading of the band’s lyrics, stating “we’re not an intellectual band”, and far from waxing poetic, Brat’s purpose is to “have fun and have a good time”. To get around this good time, go to: https://linktr.ee/BRAT_band…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 54: Jason Peppiatt of Domination Campaign (Hobart, Australia) 1:05:26
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode we interview returning guest, Jason Peppiatt about his new project, Domination Campaign. In differentiating Domination Campaign from his longstanding work with Psycroptic, Jason explains that, in contrast to Psycroptic’s modern technical death metal approach, Domination Campaign draws on Jason’s traditional death metal background. Moreover, while Psycroptic explores Jason’s perspective on the modern world, Domination Campaign draws attention to the past, in particular the stories of World War I and World War II that he grew up with. Far from glorifying war, Jason’s lyrics expose the horrors of these events while recognising the bravery of soldiers in the face of death. These lyrics and the music they complement, are spontaneously written and free from the kind of expectation that comes with writing for such an established band as Psycroptic. Though Jason describes this project as being produced solely for his own sake, the reception to it's release suggests that it's appeal is certainly not limited to Jason's personal taste. For more from Domination Campaign go to: https://www.facebook.com/dominationcampaign/ and https://www.instagram.com/domination_campaign/?hl=en…
1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 53: Ross Sewage of Exhumed, Impaled and Ghoul (California, USA) 2:09:53
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode our guest, Ross Sewage, talks to us about his lyrics for Exhumed and Impaled, and speculates on the lyricism of Ghoul - a band that he is familiar with, but definitely not a member of. Sketching the lyrical landscape of each work, Ross explains how Impaled probes the space between life and death, detailing grotesque medical experiments and surgeries gone wrong, while Exhumed disinters death and life thereafter. Ghoul then (Ross imagines) follows the misadventures of a cast of macabre characters in the fictional town of Creepsylvania. Littered with alliteration, medical jargon, grotesque puns and literary references, Ross' lyrics examine human fears, from the everyday to the supernatural, in horrifying detail but always with a trace of humour. To explore Ross' work for yourself, go to https://www.doktorsewage.com/…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 52: Will Smith of Afterbirth (Long Island, USA) 1:49:12
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode we chronicle Will Smith’s work with diverse death metal projects including Artificial Brain, Biolich, Reeking Aura, and most recently, Afterbirth. Departing from death metal’s love affair with gore, many of Will’s lyrics capture images of mental illness, invasive insects, and filth. Though such scenes would not be out of place in your average horror movie, Will explains that their inspiration is closer to fact than fiction. Many of Will’s lyrical motifs reproduce aspects of his past experience growing up in a blue-collar neighbourhood in Long Island and his current work in disability service provision. Will describes how writing these lyrics gave him an outlet to work through the trauma of witnessing first-hand the devastating effects of poverty and untreated mental illness. In effect, while death metal is best known for its celebration of death and destruction, Will finds that working in the genre can be profoundly therapeutic. To hear more from Will, follow https://www.facebook.com/AfterbirthNYDeathMetal/ for Afterbirth and https://www.instagram.com/exsanguinated666/ for Exsanguinated, and https://www.facebook.com/reekingaura/ for Reeking Aura And check out Will’s metal-themed podcast “Heavy Hole” at https://heavyhole.fireside.fm/…
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In our first episode of 2024, we interview Ruttomieli about the lyricism of his symphonic black metal project Moonlight Sorcery. Ruttomieli's work exhibits a perfect marriage of music and lyrics, both which honour the spiritual origins of the black metal genre. Weaving stories of witchcraft and myth, his lyrical poetry both guides their listeners to the skies to bask in the moonlight and drags them down to burn in the Finnish underworld of Tuonela. Whether in English or Finnish, Ruttomieli's lyrics ultimately prove that, as he says "black metal is more than just music". To experience Ruttomieli's work for yourself, go to: https://moonlightsorcery.bandcamp.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/moonlight.sorcery/…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 50: Himari Tsukishiro and Ricky Wilson of Isiliel (Tokyo, Japan) 1:02:37
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяWelcome to our 50th episode! In this very special episode, we interview vocalist Himari Tsukishiro and Ricky Wilson of Isiliel. Drawing on Ricky's translation skills, we explore how Himari's background as a Japanese idol has shaped her journey into the world of symphonic metal. A self-described "metal baby", Himari's relative inexperience in metal allows her to step outside of the subculture's many lyrical conventions. Breaking with the norms established inside and outside of her native Japan, Himari writes Japanese lyrics adopting themes of romantic love and perseverance seldom observed in the genre, using her lyrics and memories to connect with fans and better show who she really is. Check out Isiliel's music here on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0YRE7UBgdQ1scmuBHn8o1r and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5DvPji8PO4z8lOoHto3jcQ…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 49: Joe McGuigan and Philly Byrne of Gama Bomb (Northern Ireland) 1:22:56
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяSpeaking with Joe McGuigan and Philly Byrne, this episode takes as its point of departure a tweet written by Philly about Gama Bomb's lyricism, stating “interesting fact: most metal people who criticise us for being 'un-serious' or 'goofy' didn't grow up during a *civil war* like we did. Go ahead and write your wee songs about hatred and murder: must be great to be a tourist”. As the interview progresses, we see how well this initial tweet encapsulates Gama Bomb's guiding ethos, reflected in their lyricism. Many of Gama Bomb's lyrics are certainly humorous, with songs about zombies, ninjas and even Kurt Russel. But these references to popular culture are neither arbitrary or meaningless as each is connected to some aspect of Joe and Philly's real lives, reflecting, for instance, the films that first bonded them as kids and the local Irish colloquialisms they use in daily life. In this way, though some might call them 'unserious', Gama Bomb's lyrics share a genuine connection to the real world. To connect with Gama Bomb, go to: https://linktr.ee/gamabomb…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 48: James McBain of Hellripper (Aberdeen, Scotland) 1:51:22
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяThis episode investigates the dark lyricism of James McBain's solo-project Hellripper. James initially describes his lyrics, laden with satanic, occult, and antichristian themes, as written primarily in service of compatibility with Hellripper's black and thrash metal music. But don't be fooled, those that care to peer behind the curtain of black metal's most archetypal tropes will find not only captivating fictional stories of dark magic and witchcraft, but theatrical retellings of true events of the persecution of presumed witches throughout Europe. Hellripper's latest offering, "Warlocks Grim & Withered Hags", is particularly noteworthy for lyrics that, whilst still in keeping with Hellripper's established dark and malevolent theming, lead back to his homeland traversing Scottish folklore. These lyrics, punctuated by Scottish language, transport any keen listener to the locks and mountains of the Scottish Highlands that first inspired this turn towards the history and myths of James' native home. To travel there yourself, click: https://hellripper.bandcamp.com/music…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 47: Serena Cherry of Svalbard (Bristol, England) 1:22:41
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяOur interview with Serena Cherry begins with the vocalist setting the record straight on Svalbard's common mistyping as a hardcore band, instead offering post-metal, black metal, and even post-rock as more suitable alternatives, demonstrating how her music, and accompanying lyrics, are notoriously difficult to set against a single genre label. As our interview progresses, Serena guides us through her lyrical catalogue, starting with the unflinching critique of sexism and misogyny both within and outside of the music scene that characterised her early work before moving to the more abstract, emotionally-charged and introspective lyrics produced for Svalbard's latest release. Consistent across these works is Serena's direct and unfiltered lyrical style that leaves listeners no choice but to confront their emotionally resonant themes. To see more from Svalbard, go to: https://svalbard.bandcamp.com/ ; https://www.facebook.com/svalbarduk/…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 46: Kyle Schaefer of Fallujah and Archaeologist (San Francisco, USA) 1:33:57
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we speak to vocalist Kyle Schaefer about his lyrics written for technical death metal band Fallujah as well as his progressive solo-project, Archaeologist. In our interview, we explore the evolution of Kyle’s lyrical approach, moving from writing the lyrics for the a small portion of Archaeologist’s songs that are non-instrumental, to writing a full album of lyrics for Fallujah’s latest release Empyrean. Kyle describes how, while lyrics he composed for Archaeologist move between fantasy and reality tracing a large range of subject matter, when approaching the writing for Empyrean Kyle made a concerted effort to develop clear and consistent lyrical theming, focusing on death, destruction, and rebirth with the album's lyrics beginning in the dark and moving to the light. The relatability of these themes represents Kyle's view of the fundamental purpose of a song's vocals and lyrics as a source of connection for whoever may be listening. To connect to Fallujah's work see: https://fallujah.bandcamp.com/ And to explore Kyle's expansive solo work see: https://archaeologist.bandcamp.com/…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 45: Garry Brents of Memorrhage (Dallas, USA) 1:16:55
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we interview Garry Brents about his solo nu-metal project, Memorrhage. Listen as Garry guides us on our journey through 90s/00s nostalgia, combining lyrics about mechs and video games with a distinctly nu-metal sound. Garry explains how his revival and reimagining of nu-metal finds him stepping away from the genre's stalwart themes of violence and interpersonal conflict, but reproducing its archetypal angst. To do so, Garry composes lyrics describing dystopian worlds of cybernetics and time travel, while preserving tropic elements of classic nu-metal lyricism, including present tense first-person narrative as well as a raw and direct language style. To experience your own memory haemorrhage, go to: https://memorrhage.bandcamp.com/ And to explore more of Garry's work, go to: https://lilangisla.bandcamp.com/…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 44: Jason Peppiatt of Psycroptic (Hobart, Australia) 1:36:16
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we speak with Jason Peppiatt of Australian technical thrash and death metal band, Psycroptic. Looking back over the lyrics he has composed for the band since 2012, Jason discusses how he departed from the prosaic narrative-driven sci-fi fantasy lyrics written by drummer Dave Haley and former vocalist Chalky, instead developing a lyrical style that more directly comments on the current state of our world. Jason’s lyrics have a strongly environmentalist bent, reflective of his reverence for the natural beauty of rural Tasmania. Contrary to suggestions posited in research on Australian extreme metal that environmentalism in metal lyricism encourages further neglect of the natural world, Jason’s lyrics strive to draw attention to the dire consequences of humans shirking our responsibilities as stewards of the land. To explore Jason's work with Psycroptic go to: https://www.facebook.com/psycroptic/ and https://psycroptic.bandcamp.com/…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 43: Alex, Damian, Jamie & Matt of Horrendous (Pennsylvania, USA) 2:01:10
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode we speak to not just one or two but four bandmembers - Alex, Damian, Jamie and Matt - about how they collectively write lyrics for progressive death metal project, Horrendous. Although their name might conjure the images of blood and gore that death metal is most known for, the band's lyricism could equally be described as romantic and erudite. Using language more akin to poetry and literature than your favourite American slasher, Horrendous' lyrics not only challenge worn-out images of the dunderheaded metalhead, but embody what the band considers to be metal's quintessential quality. That is, its theatrical and larger-than-life character. Visit this Horrendous theatre here: https://horrendous.bandcamp.com/ ; https://www.instagram.com/horrendous_official/?hl=en…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 42: Terry Vainoras of Subterranean Disposition (Melbourne, Australia) 1:41:39
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we talk to Terry Vainoras – the multitalented guitarist, vocalist, lyricist, and saxophonist of doom/death metal outfit, Subterranean Disposition. Terry guides us through the process or writing music that is decidedly experimental, featuring unexpected combinations of recognisably 'metal' lyrical themes, including death and rebirth, with non-traditional musical instrumentation involving saxophone melodies and jazz beats, which challenge metal’s archetypal genre boundaries. While Terry's lyrical composition engages with some of metal's canonical themes, he abstains from engaging with vulgarity, violence, and gore, choosing instead to blend rhyme, alliteration, and literary references to craft lyrics that are more romantic and poetic - capturing a distinctly old-world feel. We invite you to explore Terry's latest experimentation with the metal genre here: https://hypnoticdirgerecords.bandcamp.com/album/individuation…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 41: Sam Dillon of Lo! (Sydney, Australia) 1:28:44
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we interview Sam Dillon of Australian sludge-metal project Lo! Sam tells us how he concocts lyrics that pull from his obsession with natural history and animal folklore, weaving together the surrealism of organic evolution and the realism of myths and fables. Sam details how, by exploiting his advanced palate for word-eating, he layers visceral and tactile words with rhymes and alliteration, composing decadent lyrics that seduce and ensnare. When he takes to the stage, Sam is the preacher at the pulpit, delivering the soul of Lo!'s music, captured in its words. To devour this lyrical banquet, go to https://lookandbehold.net/…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 40: Paul Masvidal of Cynic (Miami/LA, USA) 1:35:05
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяWelcome to the 40th episode of Lingua Brutallica! To celebrate this milestone, we present a very special episode featuring Paul Masvidal of genre-defying Cynic. Paul takes us on a guided tour through the enormous breadth of lyrical material he composed over the span of his 35-year career in the industry. He details how the lyrics that accompanied each of Cynic's albums, whether more earthly or extra-terrestrial, reflected different moments and events his life, as well as the thoughts and feelings they generated. Though we frequently attempt to intellectualise lyrical choices that Paul describes as the unstructured products of creative flow, he graciously takes us through the process of cultivating an increasingly minimalist lyrical style, including writing songs without any lyrics at all. Importantly, whether his lyrics be dense or entirely absent, Paul's lyrics are works of love and truth - both his own and that for and about the wider world. We invite our listeners to explore Cynic's illustrious lyrical catalogue here: https://listen.cyniconline.com/bio…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 39: Simon Barr of Dawn Ray’d (Liverpool, England) 1:42:56
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяThis episode presents our interview with Simon Barr of Dawn Ray'd - the anti-fascist black metal project looking to strike back against far right provocation in the scene. Though his lyrics engage with fantasy and escapism, Simon's work is also overtly anarchist in the way it explores common struggles of the current time. At the same time, Dawn Ray'd's lyrics remain a sincere representation of his own thoughts and feelings. In this way, Simon aims to inject authenticity that has been lacking in black metal. Ultimately, the central goal of Dawn Ray'd's music is to give anarchism to those who need it most, and remind listeners that the world is worth saving because it is so very beautiful. If you need this reminder, look up Dawn Ray'd at https://dawnrayd.bandcamp.com/album/to-know-the-light…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 38: Louis Thierry of Parius (Pennsylvania, USA) 2:03:03
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we speak with Louis Thierry, vocalist and lyricist of Parius, whose lyrics work to transport their listeners or readers to a place beyond the world they know - most recently, into outer space. Though Louis' lyrics have previously drawn inspiration from various media, including the Ender’s Game novels, Eldritch horror, and Greek mythology, his latest work traverses new ground as his lyrics disseminate a "signal heard throughout space" that is of his own making. Louis' lyrics tell captivating stories of adventure and (occasionally humour-laced) terror, yet he maintains that in his view that the needs of lyrics should always be subordinate to the needs of a song, and what's said is often less important than how it's said. After all, he says "sometimes it's not about what's said, it's how it makes you feel". Take a look at Parius' lyrics and music here and let us know how it makes you feel : https://parius.bandcamp.com/album/the-signal-heard-throughout-space ; https://www.facebook.com/pariusofficial/…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 37: Dan Cooley of Foretoken (Virginia, USA) 1:31:36
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяEpisode 37 features Dan Cooley – vocalist of folk-inspired extreme metal project, Foretoken. In this episode, Dan takes us through the myths and legends, drawn from diverse contexts including Russian, Chinese, Greek, Norse, Irish and Persian cultures, that inspired lyrics composed for Foretoken’s two complementary albums – Ruins and Triumphs. Dan explains that these albums mirror the teachings derived from these folk stories, highlighting humanity’s setbacks and failures in the first instance, and their victories and accomplishments in the second. As a lyricist, Dan represents the origins of diverse folktales through carefully crafted language style. Specifically, Dan’s English-medium lyrics are written in a distinctively old-world style that is reflective of the historical origins of the myths, legends, and folktales he writes about. However, his lyrics are not constrained to English, by contrast, he takes pains to integrate non-English features into his lyrics, referencing the names for mythical figures and supernatural entities to composing entire lines in Spanish and Swedish. Further, his considerations for the language of lyrics extend beyond their sonic quality, as Dan highlights the importance of how the lyrics are presented in their written form in Foretoken’s lyric book. Collectively, Dan views all aspects of his work, including the lyrics, their vocal production, their written form, and even the lyric book they’re printed in, as part of the artwork that is Foretoken’s music. To check out all of Foretoken’s art, go to: https://lnk.to/Foretoken…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 36: Chaney Crabb of Entheos (California, USA) 1:19:13
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we speak to progressive death metal vocalist Chaney Crabb about her work with Entheos. We begin by unpacking how Chaney's continual self-auditing has produced style shifts in her writing over time, starting with the staccato format of their first release ( The Infinite Nothing) and moving to the more cohesive approach adopted for their latest release ( Time will take us all ). Chaney explains this transition to a more accessible lyrical style, combined with repetition of lines across songs and inclusion of clean vocals, are part of a coordinated effort to render her lyrics more coherent. The resulting enhanced visibility (and audibility) of Chaney's lyrics caused her to feel "more naked", with songs referencing her personal experiences and thoughts fully on display. And yet, Chaney does not feel a strong sense of ownership over her lyrics, elaborating that once the music is released, the interpretation and meaning derived from Entheos' work belongs to the listeners who create it. To form your own interpretation of Entheos' forthcoming album, go to https://www.metalblade.com/entheos/ and follow them on https://www.facebook.com/entheosband/ and https://www.instagram.com/entheosofficial/?hl=en…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 35: Stan Liszewski of Terminal Nation (Arkansas, USA) 1:24:18
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяThis episode features vocalist Stan Liszewski of death-metal-leaning hardcore project Terminal Nation . Tackling capitalism, fascism, organised religion, and human destruction of the planet, Stan's lyrics focus on confronting real-world issues in our current society. Turning away from common metal themes of high fantasy and violent gore, Stan explains that he's more concerned with making his lyrics relatable to the listener. This aim is complemented by his minimalist and down-to-earth lyrical style, utilising a small selection of simple but striking vocabulary to convey ideas that are accessible to broad audiences. Moreover, Stan's use of repetition of key lines, peppered with the occasional swear word, create strong social and political messages that feel both authentic and genuine. To keep up with Terminal Nation, follow them on socials: https://www.instagram.com/terminalnation/?hl=en ; https://twitter.com/terminalnation ; https://www.facebook.com/terminalnation/…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 34: Mirai Kawashima of Sigh (Tokyo, Japan) 1:23:23
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we speak with Mirai Kawashima of Japan's legendary experimental black metal band, Sigh. Extracting influence from classical music, jazz, and even hip hop, Sigh's lyrics and music present a three-decades long exploration of Japanese religious stories, occultism and death. Mirai discusses how his perspective on these themes has changed over time, with his latest album Shiki marking a shift in his relationship to death as one that is more personal and real than ever. As a result, the lyrics for Shiki are written entirely in Japanese language, allowing Mirai to express his "naked feelings" in a way that wasn't possible in English. That said, Mirai also notes freedoms provided by English absent in Japanese, expressing a changing interest in the potentials of both languages over his decades long career. To see more from Sigh, go to https://linktr.ee/sighofficial…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 33: Nekrom of Heruka (Rome, Italy) 1:44:18
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we speak with vocalist Nekrom about Heruka's elegant black metal lyrics. Written in Italian language, Nekrom's lyrics typify the beauty of layered contrasts. First, the poetry of Heruka's lyrics, embodied in soft and fluid rhyme, contrasts with their vocal production, featuring harsh and distorted black metal screams. Moreover, Nekrom contrasts obscure and elegant Italian expression with the sometimes vile and grotesque subject matter of his lyrical content. Finally, Nekrom elucidates how the poetry of Heruka's lyrics is deeply inspired by both extreme metal's countercultural ethos as well as respect for history of great Italian art, architecture, poetry and song in the city of Rome. The sum of these contrasts is what Nekrom describes as "a beautiful painting" of Heruka's music. To view this audible painting, go to: https://herukaproject.bandcamp.com/music and…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 32: Jason Netherton of Misery Index (Baltimore, USA) 1:40:54
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we discuss Misery Index's punk and grindcore-infused death metal, with their vocalist, Jason Netherton. Drawing on his working class background, Jason's lyrics pose questions about the capitalist system - in particular, who benefits from it and who is exploited by it. Singing from the collective 'we' perspective, Jason's lyrics draw a stark contrast with Western hyper-individualist society, instead emphasising the shared experience of exploitation under capitalism. However Jason's lyrics are not all despondent, his frequent references to history and mythology place his discussion of postmodern issues in a broader context, that not only offers greater insight into these problems, but invites hope for a better way of life. To see more from Misery Index, go to https://www.miseryindex.com/…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 31: Katie Davies of Pupil Slicer (London, UK) 1:13:16
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяBringing us our first insight to the genre, in this episode we talk to Katie Davies about writing lyrics for mathcore. Moving away from the ocular dissection described on their EP, Katie's lyrics for Pupil Slicer's latest album, Mirrors , offer unexpected vulnerability detailing experiences of inner turmoil and psychological distress. Their stories written from the first person perspective, in straightforward, direct language, punctuated with occasional expletives, deliver profoundly poignant emotional impact. Katie explains that their intensely personal lyrics combined with mathcore's irregular time signatures, syncopated rhythms and unexpected tempo changes make for a performance that showcases a balance of technical proficiency and deep emotionality. To experience this balance of the technical and the emotional visit pupilslicer.co.uk…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 30: Jason Nitts & Alex Damske of Warforged (Illinois, USA) 2:02:02
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяOur interview in this episode focuses on the writing of drummer Jason Nitts and bassist Alex Damske - the dual lyricists of progressive death metal project Warforged. Focusing on the band's 2022 release The Grove: Sundial, Jason and Alex describe how, in taking over responsibility for Warforged's lyrics after the production of their first album, they were determined to challenge the established boundaries of their music, creating lyrics for their second album that are entirely distinct from those on their first. In contrast to the narrative-driven fantasy of their first album, the lyrics of The Grove: Sundial are firmly rooted in the real world, with repeated images of cars, houses, anger and self-contempt offering a sense of mundane brutality. The construction of this brutal domesticity realizes Jason and Alex's goal of avoiding metal language and typical metal themes, pushing the boundaries of what makes Warforged still a band and asking what can a metal band do? How far can you take that idea? To explore the answers to these questions, visit: https://warforged.bandcamp.com/ and follow them on Twitter https://twitter.com/Warforgedband?s=20&t=LcImwAPlGtf85Ni_ISa8tw and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/warforgedband/…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 29: Vincent Tweten of Phobophilic (North Dakota, USA) 1:20:35
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we interview drummer and lyricist Vincent Tweten of death metal project Phobophilic, who presented some of the most diverse and thought provoking lyrical content we've yet discussed on this podcast. Vincent's lyrics address themes ranging from Lovecraftian horror to human consciousness and philosophy. Leading us through a brief introduction to absurdism and existentialism, Vincent explains that his lyrics, many of which include literal rhetorical questions, invite listeners to interrogate what human life is and what it means without the promise of easy answers. Though he often produces songs whose lyrical content is derived from personal experience, he generally prefers writing from a more depersonalised perspective that allows listeners to connect and take ownership of songs that might, if written from the first person perspective, read like someone else's story. To listen to Phobophilic's music visit: https://phobophilic.bandcamp.com/ , and follow them on Twitter https://mobile.twitter.com/phobophilic_ and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/phobophilic_/?hl=en .…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 28: Lynn Wu and Anthony Vanacore of Ou (Beijing, China) 1:28:49
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяThis episode presents our first look at extreme metal in China by interviewing vocalist Lynn Wu and drummer Anthony Vanacore of convention-defying progressive metal band Ou. Drawing on Anthony's exceptional translation skills, we discuss how Ou's music and lyrics are born of a collaboration between Anthony's heavy musical roots and Lynn's background in popular rock. They explain the goal of this cooperation is to develop a unique musical approach that departs from the metal scene's Western English-language hegemony and typical sound. We discuss how Lynn's use of her native Chinese language allows her to draw on the aestheticism of traditional Chinese characters to create lyrics that appear literary and perhaps 'metal'. The resulting compositions explore opposing forces of dark and light, euphoria and existential dread from the viewpoint of an honest and objective observer. Lynn explains that such expressive lyrics are in part the product of the band's song titles, often consisting of only a single (occasionally obscure) character in length, which offer significant freedom to both lyricist and listener to create and interpret compositions. To hear more from Ou, follow the band on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ou.theband and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ou.theband/?hl=en…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 27: Riikka & Toni Hatakka of Hanging Garden (Finland) 1:37:25
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we talk to husband and wife vocal duo, Riikka and Toni Hatakka of Finnish genre-defying band whose music has been variably categorized as melodic doom metal, progressive gothic post-doom metal, and even just depressive metal. Through our discussion, Riikka and Toni unpack the unexpected difficulties of writing metal lyrics in their native tongue, and the freedoms afforded to lyricists working in their second language (in this case, English). The two further explain that their lyrics, whether Finnish or English medium, frequently engage with universal themes of nature, earth and mankind's decay, and thus serve as a kind of therapy for the singers and their listeners who are currently experiencing these crises. To hear more from Hanging Garden, go to https://hanginggardenlfr.bandcamp.com/music…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 26: Chris & Stony of Party Cannon (Fife, Scotland) 1:34:30
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this episode, we unpack an approach to lyric-writing that’s totally different from that featured previously on the podcast by talking to Chris and Stony of party slam project, Party Cannon. Unlike other bands we’ve spoken to in the past, Party Cannon does not publish any of their lyrics, and in most cases, doesn’t even write them down. In our interview, Stony and Chris take us through their creative process of developing a mood board of lyrical content that they draw on to record lyrics, continuously shaping their content throughout the recording process. The resulting product combines light-hearted parody, embodied in their infamous logo, and classic death metal gore, delivered through vocal stylings that frequently blur the boundaries between recognisable words and animal noises. And so, this episode allows us to ask an essential question – what is the role of language in lyrics that may not have a fixed form? To see more from Party Cannon, go to https://partycannon.bandcamp.com/ To view the music video for 'I Believe in Dani Filth', mentioned in our interview, go to: https://youtu.be/QW8M_a3XzfQ…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 25: Austin Lunn of Panopticon (Kentucky/Minnesota) 2:20:59
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяOur 25th episode brings you an interview with vocalist Austin Lunn of Panopticon. This episode functions as a second pair part to episode 24, featuring Aaron Carey, and commemorates the split album released by Panopticon and Nechochwen in 2020. Our discussion with Austin brings forth a distinct but equally compelling perspective on blackened folk metal music as that developed in our previous episode with Aaron. Austin describes how Panopticon's music as a blend of Americana, traditional Appalachian music and black metal is complimented by his straightforward lyrical style that - far from being simplistic - paints a clear picture of human experience throughout North America's past and present history. Notably, Austin's lyrical storytelling is not limited to one voice, or even one language, as he incorporates words and phrases from Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and Spanish, uttered by speakers of these languages, that he feels best represent the culture and experience of those he writes about. To see more of this multilingual tapestry of human experience go to https://thetruepanopticon.bandcamp.com/.…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 24 (Part 2): Aaron Carey of Nechochwen (West Virginia) 1:36:09
1:36:09 Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається Подобається1:36:09
Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяThis release brings you part two of our interview with Aaron Carey of Nechochwen. In this segment, our topic of discussion turns to particular lyrical practices and how these patterns are connected to Nechochwen's thematic focus on native American history, culture and mythology. Shifts in Aaron's lyrical approach across albums, including shifting from writing from the first person plural to first person singular perspective, reflect different periods of his life where he was feeling relatively connected or isolated from community. Drawing on particular Native American conceptualizations of the passage of time, Aaron explains that even when composing lyrics that detail events that occurred centuries before his birth, he feels personally embedded in the stories he weaves. The detailed descriptions he writes to accompany these songs invite the listener to accompany him on this journey into the past and regain lost knowledge of Native American peoples. As Aaron put it "we lost some stuff and we want it back". And so, this interview poses some important questions about the potential for metal music to serve as a vehicle for language reclamation. The second part of this episode will be released alongside a full live video of our chat where you can see Aaron display the linguistic and historical resources he discusses throughout this two-part episode. For more on Nechochwen, go to https://nechochwen.bandcamp.com/music…
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1 Lingüa Brütallica - Episode 24 (Part 1): Aaron Carey of Nechochwen (West Virginia) 1:24:11
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяFor Episode 24, we sat down with Aaron Carey of Nechochwen for what ended up being a THREE HOUR chat about his blackened folk metal features lyrics that address native American history, culture and mythology. While we are no stranger to long episodes here, we decided to do something unprecedented for Lingua Brutallica: split the episode in half. In our first release, we begin with Aaron’s explanation of how his exploration of Native American themes in his lyrics is part of his personal investigation of the lives of his Shawnee and Lenaupe ancestors and his history in West Virginia, and details the incredible lengths he has gone in attempt to preserve the languages and traditions of the land. In particular, Aaron talks about how he works with and integrates resources from historical texts he has collected, some of which date back many centuries, into his lyrics, with Nechochwen’s lyrics straddling the lines between the personal, the instructive, and, of course, the metal, with Aaron also explaining how metal was the only suitable genre to convey the stories he wanted to tell. Stay tuned for the second half of this video next, as well as a full live video of our chat where you can see Aaron display the linguistic and historical resources he discusses throughout this two-part episode. For more on Nechochwen, go to https://nechochwen.bandcamp.com/music…
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