Deathscography Podcast

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy welcome Domenic, from the band Pulling Teeth, on as a guest co-host. They discuss the eighty-fourth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW082), which is the “Paranoid Delusions | Paradise Illusions” LP by Pulling Teeth. They also discuss (among other things) writing enough material over the pandemic to start a half dozen bands, getting a restraining order before someone else puts one on you, and having Sinbad to be the MC of a hardcore show.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the eighty-third Deathwish, Inc. release (DW081), which is the “End of a Year” EP by End of a Year. They also discuss (among other things) putting out a split with yourself, hating your band name, and that no member of the band has been on every recording or played every show.

You can listen to the record here: (https://selfdefensefamily.bandcamp.com/album/end-of-a-year)

Social Media:

Jeremy - @ironraygun (IG & Twitter)

Jeff - @carbombsermon (IG & Twitter)

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the eighty-second Deathwish, Inc. release (DW080), which is the “Never Mind the Bombing, Here’s Your Six Figures” EP by United Nations. They also discuss (among other things) being sued by the United Nations, anarchism artwork, and the billboard heatseekers charts.

You can listen to the record here: (https://theofficialun.bandcamp.com/album/never-mind-the-bombings-heres-your-six-figures)

Social Media:

Jeremy - @ironraygun (IG & Twitter)

Jeff - @carbombsermon (IG & Twitter)

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the eighty-first Deathwish, Inc. release (DW078), which is the “Isolation” LP by Carpathian. They also discuss (among other things) the vice show Thumbs Up, Donnie darko 2, and blowing out your voice while recording.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the eightieth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW078), which is the “Seizures in Barren Praise” LP by Trap Them. They also discuss (among other things) going to the renaissance fair, concept records in hardcore, and dungeon synth.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the seventy-ninth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW077), which is the “New Distances” LP by Narrows. They also discuss (among other things) when a band just writes fro themselves, manifesting a Hope Con reunion, and the importance of all ages venues.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy welcome Dwid Hellion, from the band Integrity, on as a guest co-host. They discuss the seventy-eighth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW076), which is the “The Blackest Curse” LP by Integrity. They also discuss (among other things) Led Zeppelin bootleg shirts, having artwork in the louvre, and horrifying mental asylums turned art galleries.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the seventy-seventh Deathwish, Inc. release (DW075), which is the “Narrows” EP by Narrows. They also discuss (among other things) flying in from another country to record, the concept of a “rare project”, and if newborns have an innate ability to swim.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the seventy-sixth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW074), which is the “No Love Can Save Me” EP by The Carrier. They also discuss (among other things) when melodic hardcore goes conceptual, the new ghostbusters movie, and when bands have uniform art throughout their discography.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the seventy-fifth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW073), which is the “Split” EP by Trap Them and Extreme Noise Terror. They also discuss (among other things) bands inventing the “grind” genre, how Napalm Death and ENT did a vocalist switcheroo, and the best sets at The Fest 19.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy welcome Matthew Zagorski, from the bands Dying Whale and Machinist!, on as a guest co-host. They discuss the seventy-fourth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW072), which is the “Jane Doe” LP by Converge. They also discuss (among other things) Equal Vision Records having 2 distinct periods, writing stuff for one project but moving it to another and recording vocals with a handheld mic.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the seventy-third Deathwish, Inc. release (DW071), which is the “All Paths Lead To Nothing, There Is Only Death” split EP by Disfear and Doomriders. They also discuss (among other things) parental advisory stickers, bands naming themselves after books, and THAT jane doe controversy.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy welcome two guest co-hosts: George Hirsch, from the band Blacklisted, and Skylar Sarkis, from the band Taking Meds. They discuss the seventy-second Deathwish, Inc. release (DW070), which is the “Heavier Than Heaven, Lonelier Than God” LP by Blacklisted. They also discuss (among other things) being paid to play guitar for 15 hours a day, Obituary becoming a hardcore band, and the Hemingway iceberg theory.

On this weeks episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the seventy-first Deathwish, Inc. release (DW069), which is the “Grey Savior” split LP by Pulling Teeth and Irons. They also discuss (among other things) nü-metal bringing the world together, seeing Leonard Nimoy albums for the first time, and having a great record fall between the cracks.

Unfortunately, no regular episode this week. But, as promised, here is our second Patreon exclusive bonus episode. In these bonus episodes your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the albums that got them into heavy music. In this episode they discuss the LP "Follow the Leader" by Korn.

Unfortunately, no regular episode this week. But, as promised, here is our first Patreon exclusive bonus episode. In these bonus episodes your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the albums that got them into heavy music. In this episode they discuss the LP "Hybrid Theory" by Linkin Park. Originally published on Oct 12, 2020.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the seventieth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW068), which is the “Blood of Thine Enemies” single by J. Bannon. They also discuss (among other things) doing a giveaway, the Deathwish Decimation™, and speculation on upcoming Deathwish releases.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the sixty-ninth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW067), which is the “Martyr Immortal” LP by Pulling Teeth. They also discuss (among other things) the new Deathwish artist Chastity, Kerry King solos, and bands being almost too prolific.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the sixty-eighth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW066), which is the “Séance Prime” EP by Trap Them. They also discuss (among other things) being the bad boys of Deathwish, Toyota trying to be cool, and the confusion of the Séance Prime track listing.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the sixty-seventh Deathwish, Inc. release (DW065), which is the “Dedicated To Babies Who Came Feet First” LP by Cold World. They also discuss (among other things) the DWLIMITED series, how a guest vocalist can really change the feel of a song, and Eve 6 playing The Fest because of a twitter joke.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the sixty-sixth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW064), which is the “Fractures” LP by Killing the Dream. They also discuss (among other things) the tight friendship between KTD and Ruiner, the big impact of this record on melodic hardcore, and if we believe in cryptids.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the sixty-fifth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW063), which is the “Runaways” LP by Life Long Tragedy. They also discuss (among other things) hypothetical victory records bands, when bands release a record then immediately break up, and multiverse spider man theories.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy welcome a guest co-host: Jay Maas, who runs Getaway Recordings and was in Defeater. They discuss the sixty-fourth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW062), which is the “Abyss” LP by Shipwreck A.D.. They also discuss (among other things) the band's lost record, starting a recording studio, and how cool it is when vinyl releases have alternate artwork.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the sixty-third Deathwish, Inc. release (DW061), which is the “Clawing” EP by Rise and Fall. They also discuss (among other things) how complicated cover songs are royalty wise, the resurgence of CDs, and the unexpected passing of Stu Maguire.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the sixty-second Deathwish, Inc. release (DW060), which is the “Life is Wasted on the Living” LP by The Great Deceiver. They also discuss (among other things) shitty cgi monster movies, viewing metalcore with a nostalgic filter, and Q anon.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the sixty-first Deathwish, Inc. release (DW059), which is the “A New Beat from a Dead Heart” LP by 108. They also discuss (among other things) trying to move on as a band after a long hiatus, if Neo was the frontman of the band, and the importance of movie soundtracks in our childhood.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the sixtieth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW058), which is the “Peace on Earth, War on Stage” EP by Blacklisted. They also discuss (among other things) when bands get to the point of just recording everything they write, how hyper specific lyrics can be relatable, and how EPs and LPs tracklisting flow are so different.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy welcome a guest co-host: Trey Hanawalt, who runs Lost State Records. They discuss the fifty-ninth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW057), which is the “No Heroes” LP by Converge. They also discuss (among other things) how divisive this record was on Sputnik Music, the state of metalcore in the mid-2000s, and being in full control of your sound.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the fifty-eighth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW056), which is the “Shipwreck” EP by Shipwreck AD. They also discuss (among other things) the liminal space that is waffle house, if a band should change their name after changing their sound, and rattlesnakes in ball pits.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the fifty-seventh Deathwish, Inc. release (DW055), which is the “My Love. My Way.” LP by Modern Life is War. They also discuss (among other things) the mid 2000s extreme sports phenomenon, dealing with a giant cockroach, and the wild shit that happens at weddings.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the fifty-sixth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW054), which is the split EP by Life Long Tragedy and Final Fight. They also discuss (among other things) robbing Ben Franklin's grave, fake news stories, and the shitty Animorphs show.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the fifty-fifth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW053), which is the LP "Sundowning" by This is Hell. They also discuss (among other things) labels releasing stuff traditionally out of their wheelhouse, touring Europe on an EP, and when you can't tell if there is a guest vocalist on a song.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy welcome Andy Atkins, from the band A Plea For Purging, on as a guest co-host. They discuss the fifty-fourth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW052), which is the LP "Death Knows Your Name" by The Hope Conspiracy. They also discuss (among other things) christian hardcore being a separate scene, how the mall of america doesn't have heat, and how good Robocop still is.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the fifty-third Deathwish, Inc. release (DW051), which is the EP "Hang Your Cross" by The Hope Conspiracy. They also discuss (among other things) getting graded for handwriting, the lineage of Equal Vision Records, and getting super sick on tour.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the fifty-second Deathwish, Inc. release (DW050), which is the LP "Into Oblivion" by Rise and Fall. They also discuss (among other things) how we’ve been doing the podcast for a year, why international bands choose English to write the lyrics in, and getting sleepy due to carbon monoxide poisoning in a car.

On this week's episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the fifty-first Deathwish, Inc. release (DW049), which is the LP "In Place Apart" by Killing the Dream. They also discuss (among other things) listening to your own podcast, hypothetical children's names, and playing in a space Limp Bizkit practiced in.

On this episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy welcome George Hirsch, who played in Blacklisted and Harm Wulf, on as a guest co-host. They discuss the fiftieth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW048), which is the LP "...The Beat Goes On" by Blacklisted. They also discuss (among other things) if Blacklisted hadn't ended up on Deathwish, fronting a band but hating the attention it brings, and how important editing your writing is.

On this episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy welcome Nat Lucuna, who is the artist Soundaltar, on as a guest co-host. They discuss the forty-ninth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW047), which is the compilation "Petitioning Forever" by Converge. They also discuss (among other things) naming your band after the church next door, not enjoying live recorded tracks, and almost getting expelled for playing a battle of the bands.

On this episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy welcome Gregg Harrington, from the Neon Brainiacs Podcast, on as a guest co-host. They discuss the forty-eighth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW046), which is the LP "Black Thunder" by Doomriders. They also discuss (among other things) killer clowns from outer space, specifically advertised facebook shirts, and having an actual lead guitarist.

On this episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the forty-sixth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW044), which is the EP "I Rewrote It" by Killing the Dream. We also discuss (among other things) how a band continues after losing its main songwriters, when a music video is too suggestive for your grandma, and why in-n-out is so good once a year.

On this episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the forty-fifth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW043), which is the LP "We Are The Enemy" by Embrace Today. We also discuss (among other things) Jeff's hatred for the Seinfeld theme song, the new mortal kombat movie, and crushes we had when we were kids.

On this episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the forty-fourth Deathwish, Inc. release (DW042), which is the EP "The Wrath of the Skies" by So Be It. We also discuss (among other things) the lord of the flies, having difficulty finding lyrics online, and what is canonically in the Spy Kids universe.

On this episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the forty-third Deathwish, Inc. release (DW041), which is the LP "Infinite Water" by Razor Crusade. We also discuss (among other things) lone ranger villains, if primus or bush is better sex music, and Star Wars onlyfans.

On this episode your hosts Jeff and Jeremy discuss the forty-second Deathwish, Inc. release (DW040), which is the LP "Killing Angels" by Nine. We also discuss (among other things) fun house show experiences, the correct pronunciation of Worcester, MA, and alt-model websites of the early 2000s.