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Twenty-one years after its release, does City of Evil still deserve its legendary status?
In this episode of Metalology, Anthony, Jandro, Bagi, and Rudy revisit Avenged Sevenfold's breakthrough album City of Evil to find out if it truly stands the test of time. The crew listens to key moments from the record, breaks down the songs, and dives into the album's impact on modern metal.
Anthony, a longtime fan of the album, finds himself defending City of Evil against resident metal elitists Jandro and Rudy, who aren't afraid to challenge its reputation. Expect passionate debates, hot takes, deep dives, and plenty of arguments as the hosts dissect one of the most influential metal albums of the 2000s.
Has City of Evil aged like fine wine, or is its legacy bigger than the music itself? Tune in and decide for yourself.
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What Is the Worst Modern Metal Band? | Metalology Q&A
In this episode of Metalology, we’re answering questions from our Instagram followers about metal, Defy the Tyrants, songwriting, and some of our most controversial hot takes.
From debates about modern metal to the question guaranteed to start arguments, we’re covering it all:
What is the worst modern metal band?
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No Anthony. Rudy on hiatus. The gates of Metalology have never sounded like this before.
In this historic first, Jandro and Alberto take the wheel for a full deep dive into one of the greatest metal albums ever forged: Holy Diver by Dio.
From soaring vocals and crushing riffs to fantasy-driven lyrics that helped shape heavy metal history, the crew breaks down every track, every moment, and why this album still stands tall decades later. Whether you worship at the altar of classic metal or you’re hearing Holy Diver for the first time, this episode is a ride through fire, steel, and pure Dio magic.
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In this episode, the Metalology hosts discuss whether or not Godsmack is an underrated Metal band. “Hear me out…”
They talk about how they were introduced to Godsmack, play a 7 song playlist of some heavy Godsmack deep cuts while asking if they are a Metal band, when did the hosts stop listening to Godsmack, and Sully Erna’s insane talent as a songwriter and visionary that are exposed during his first solo record.
The hosts also talk react to the new DevilDriver single “Dig Your Own Grave” and discuss their anticipation for the new DevilDriver record.
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In this episode of Metalology, we dive headfirst into one of the most polarizing movements in heavy music history. In the late ’90s, when metal was losing mainstream ground and identity, nu-metal crashed in—loud, rebellious, and impossible to ignore. Love it or hate it, bands fused hip-hop, groove, and raw emotion into something that dragged metal back into the spotlight.
But here’s the twist—was that just round one?
Fast forward to the 2020s, and the DNA of nu-metal is everywhere again. From rising bands to arena headliners, that same bounce, angst, and genre-blurring chaos is making a serious comeback. Is this nostalgia… or evolution? And more importantly—did nu-metal just pull off the unthinkable and save metal again?
We’re breaking down the impact, the backlash, the revival, and what it all means for the future of heavy music. Whether you’ve been blasting it since day one or you’re just now hearing the echoes, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.
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Is AI the ultimate creative weapon—or the beginning of the end for human artistry? In this episode of Metalology, we dive headfirst into the chaos where heavy metal collides with artificial intelligence. From AI-generated riffs to machine-made vocals, we’re asking the real question: is this the evolution of metal… or its extinction? Expect hot takes, debate, and a no-BS breakdown of whether AI belongs in the pit—or should be kicked out of the scene entirely.
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This week on Metalology, we are asking the age old question “Is Glam Metal actually Metal?” and to help us answer this question is Fraxures guitarist, Esty Sanchez.
Esty sits in for Jandro this week and confronts Anthony on his comments regarding glam metal from our recent Metallica “Master of Puppets” episode and this one is a doozy. It gets real HEATED!
Join us for this heated debate as the gloves come off and Metalology asks “Is Glam Metal actually Metal”!
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Metalology is back with brand new episodes for 2026 and what better way to kick off the year than celebrating the 40th anniversary of Metallica’s “Master of Puppets”! In this episode, the Metalology crew discusses the album, its impact on Metal, how it’s still relevant, as well as review the album track by track. What a way to kick off the new year in a new studio and bring a whole new vibe to Metalology!
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It’s that time of year again! As we celebrate another year around the sun and enter the eighth year of Metalology, it’s time to look back on the year and highlight our favorite METAL albums of 2025!
Joining the Metalology hosts once again is Julian “Heavymetaljoker” Purnell to share his pick for the best METAL album of 2025 and this years picks are diverse as hell. Ranging from deathcore, prog-metal, death metal, and more, Metalology wastes no time in digging into their picks and sharing their thoughts on the landscape of Metal over 2025.
THIS IS THE FINAL EPISODE OF 2025. From Metalology to you, hope everyone has a Happy New Year and see you in 2026!
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In this episode, the Metalology sits down with new Defy The Tyrants members Tom Ruisi (vocals) and Jon Biong (bass) to discuss this new chapter of Defy The Tyrants. They share their stories on how they joined Defy The Tyrants during a turbulent time, some stories that have never been shared on the podcast, why they wanted to play in a band, why Defy was a perfect fit for them, and the new single “Leviathan”.
It’s a fun, casual conversation with Tom, Jon, and other Defy members (and Metalology hosts) Anthony and Jandro. This episode is also full of awkward funniness between the four members Defy The Tyrants and their former bassist Alberto (also a host of Metalology).
Hope you guys enjoy this one as it was so fun for us to put together!
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Is gatekeeping helping or hurting the metal scene?
In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most heated debates in heavy music: Is gatekeeping actually healthy for metal, or is it holding the genre back?
We explore why some fans insist gatekeeping protects the culture, how elitism can damage growth and creativity, the impact gatekeeping has on new listeners, emerging artists, and the future of the metal community.
From passionate defenders of tradition to those pushing for a more open and evolving scene, we break down the arguments on both sides and discuss what it really means for metal’s future.
Join the discussion, drop your take in the comments, and let’s talk about where metal goes from here.
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Is Ola Englund the best Metal solo artist on YouTube?
In this episode, the crew discusses Ola Englund and his two albums, "Masters of the Universe" and " Stargazer", while listening to highlights from both those albums. The Metalology crew discuss Ola’s YouTube channel and the impact he has had on the Metal and guitar industries as well.
They also review the Megadeth single “Tipping Point” and share their thoughts on the direction the band is heading into during this final chapter of their career.
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What are your thoughts on the new Arch Enemy episode and are we ready to give Tim Lambesis a THIRD chance at redemption?
In this episode of Metalology, the crew discusses Tim Lambesis' recent third relaunch of As I Lay Dying, the new lineup reveal, and if they will still give Tim a chance...and the answers may surprise you. (duh-duh-DUUUUH!) The crew also shares their thoughts on the new Arch Enemy album, "Blood Dynasty", as they listen to highlights from each song in this track by track album review.
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On this episode of Metalology, the hosts take you on a journey and review Orbit Culture's "Death Above Life", a highly anticipated release from one of modern metal's rising new stars. The hosts discuss their thoughts on "Death Above Life" by listening to highlights from each song in this track by track album review and discuss the album's moody atmosphere, brutal sonics, aggressive vocal performances, the gritty production, and more. Metalology also shares their thoughts on the new Lamb of God singler, "Sepsis", and how it's different from what we know of Lamb of God's music.
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On this episode of Metalology, the hosts (Anthony, Jandro, Rudy, and Alberto) talk about one of the most original metal and rock acts of our generation, the mighty Mastodon. In remembrance of former vocalist/guitarist Brent Hinds, Metalology picks a song from each album to showcase Mastodon's evolution, the insane talent each member had, Brent Hind's original approach to songwriting and his criminally underappreciated vocal talents. Today, we not only celebrate Brent Hind's artistry but the impact Mastodon has had on modern metal and the importance of being yourself.
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On this episode, Metalology welcomes Verona on Venus frontman and former DevilDriver guitarist, Mike Spreitzer to the show.
PART I: Verona on Venus
Beginning with an in depth discussion around Mike's new project, Verona on Venus, his expeirence launching a new band following his departure from such a high profile Metal band (DevilDriver), what inspired him to to tackle vocal duties for the project, being resourceful by utilzing OfferUp to add production value to Verona on Venus' music videos. His organic approach to songwriting for Verona on Venus and a surprising non-metal influence that influenced his work on Verona on Venus' "Popular Delusions" Lp.
PART II: DevilDriver
The second part of the interview, Mike is candid about his experience leaving DevilDriver, a decision he says was "the hardest decision of my life". Mike also shares that there also a new DevilDriver record in the works with original members John Boecklin (Bad Wolves) and Jon Miller (DevilDriver) and how that process led to him leaving the band. Along the way, Mike talks about some his favorite memories during his time in DevilDriver, the Guiness World Record attempt at creating the largest moshpit in history at Download, the writing chemistry between him and the original members of DevilDriver, how the chemistry changed with the following albums, and songs that he is most proudest of writing in DevilDriver's catalog.
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Interview with Hollwood’s most Metal concept designer, Dane Hallett (Alien: Romulus, Predator: Badlands, Mad Max: Fury Road)
In this episode, we sit down with director and concept designer, Dane Hallett. We discuss his filmography and many of the blockbuster films he worked on including Alien: Romulus, Msd Max: Fury Road, Furiosa, Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and his upcoming projects such as Mortal Kombat 2. Dane is also a big metalhead and here stories about seeing Slayer’s last farewell tour, following DevilDriver around Australia in 2005, his introduction to Metal.
This episode is about how different forms of art influence each other and in this instance, how Dane’s love of Metal influences his concept designs for some of today’s biggest cinematic hits.
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Join Metalology for a review of possibly one of the greatest and most iconic moments in rock and metal…Ozzy Osbourne’s final show. In this episode, the boys at Metalology discuss Ozzy’s performance, mixed emotions while watching the concert, favorite moments/highlights, the best performances, what kind of toll this show took on the Godfather of Heavy Metal, Yungblud's standout performance, and reasons why this concert occurred in the first place. Join us as we pay tribute to the Prince of Darkness himself, Ozzy Osbourne and his farewell show. For the viewer: the release of this episode and Ozzy’s passing on the same day (7/22/25) was purely and eerily coincidental. All opinions shared in this episode occurred the weekend prior to Ozzy’s passing. Metalology will be recording a follow up episode to discuss Ozzy’s passing soon.
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In this episode, the hosts of Metalology discuss the legendary Nine Inch Nails. They discuss the legacy Trent and Co. have left on the rock and metal landscape, how the bands sound has evolved over the years, Anthony’s deep love and sentiment for NIN’s music, as well as listen and discuss a playlist of songs that Anthony feels best represent the bands sound. The impact of Nine Inch Nails is on full display on this episode of Metalology.
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This is a Q&A episode. We know. Shit gets weird.
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