Pedal To The Metal Radio- The Podcast Episode 15

On this week's episode of the show, we start off with a shout out from BPMD/Violence/Ex-Machine Head guitar hero Phil Demmel. We also talk some rock and metal news like the controversy surrounding the Herd Immunity Fest as well as some stories like how Randall Blythe no longer wants to run for president, is someone covering up the murder of Vince Neil's dog, which Metallica song was voted the greatest?, How amazing the Psycho Las Vegas 2021 lineup is, and so much more. We also suggest that you check out Inter Arma's cover of Prince's Purple Rain here (pre-order their new covers album here) as well as Sevendust's cover of Soundgarden's The Day I Tried To Live here. We also want you to check out Kiko Loureiro's collaboration with former Megadeth guitarist Marty Friedman here and check out the indiegogo page for his solo record here as well. We also traveled to Scotland for this week's Unsigned Band Of The Week as we check out Thine Inner Sanctum as we checked out their track A Voice, Thick With Sorrow on the show. As usual, you can check out the show on all of these sources: Anchor.fm, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, and Radio Public.

Pedal To The Metal Radio- The Podcast Episode 14

On this week's episode of Pedal To The Metal, we do not have a bands you should know artist this week, but that doesn't stop us from continuing. This week, I address a hot topic that has bothered a lot of bands and that is Livenation's new policy regarding how bands are paid moving forward in 2021. We also review Lamb Of God's new self title tenth studio album plus all of your rock and metal news. This week's Unsigned Band of the Week comes all the way from Kentucky and it's Graveyard Romeos with their amazing track Beneath The Shadows on this week's episode. If you get a chance, check out Chris Adler's new band Firstborne on Bandcamp. As usual, here are the ways that you can tune into the show: Anchor.FM, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, and Radio Public.

Pedal To The Metal Radio- The Podcast Episode 13

It is lucky number episode 13 and we have quite the show for you guys. We start off with a shout out from Hands Off Gretel/Fury bassist Becky Baldwin before we check out the track We Will Sing from her band Fury as they are this week's Bands You Should Know. We then check out some rock and metal news like Doc Coyle of Bad Wolves responding to Tommy Vext's controversial video, we check out the AI created Metallica track from Funk Turkey entitled Deliverance Rides, a strange story involving Mexican metal band Thunderslave, Premonitions of War guitarist arrested, and so much more. We end the show with the Unsigned Band Of The Week in Zarraza who are coming all the way from Kazakhstan as we listen to their track Abyss Above Me. As always, here are the links to listen in to this week's show: As usual, here are the links so that you can tune in and check out the show: Anchor FM, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, and Radio Public. 

Pedal To The Metal Radio; The Podcast Episode 12

On this week's episode, we return with all the craziness that is happening int he world right now, but we are proud of all the artists and labels that have stepped up for the Black Lives Matter crusade. So on this episode, we kick off things with a shout out from Lena Scissorhands of Infected Rain and then we kick things off with this weeks Band You Should Know in San Francisco's Nite (facebook.com/Nitemetal). Then we get into some rock and metal news Fever 333's livestream this week, Liquid Death's #CansForBands plus their first Death Metal album, Judas Priest's Breaking The Law making it over NYPD airwaves, Sandra Araya and her instagram posts, and many more. Then we end the show with this week's Unsigned Band of the Week in North Carolina's own October (Facebook.com/OctoberNC). As usual, here are the links so that you can tune in and check out the show: Anchor FM, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, and Radio Public.