Listen to playlist first here;

Apple Music;

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/pit-warning-ep-15/pl.u-PDb4994TLj5zg9

Spotify;

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5aqqvJmNvQ3RTtktriZ00P?si=ev-pZEiqRzaerxYvTUvYNA

Keywords

music playlists, hardcore, straight edge, metal, Homefront, Veytik, Lamp of Murmur, Statue of Heaven, Wes Eishold, black metal, post-punk, Drain, AFI, Fate's Hand, Honningbarna, Thomas Lindberg, At The Gates, music review, punk, album review, music discussion

Takeaways

The podcast features a monthly playlist discussion among friends.

Homefront is described as 'your favorite band's favorite band.'

Vaitic's music is themed around Bronze Age stories.

Lamp of Murmur combines black metal with symphonic elements.

Wes Eishold's new project showcases a darker sound.

Drain's new song has a poppy vibe reminiscent of the Descendants.

The conversation includes humor and camaraderie among the hosts.

Listeners are encouraged to explore the bands discussed.

The podcast highlights the evolution of music genres.

The hosts share personal experiences related to the music. The new Drain track is a mix of styles, described as a 'stew'.

Initial reactions to the song were mixed, with some finding it jarring.

Fate's Hand received criticism for feeling forced and not engaging.

AFI's new album surprised many, showcasing their evolution and songwriting prowess.

The hosts reflect on their personal connections to AFI and their music history.

Thomas Lindberg's passing was a significant loss to the metal community.

His contributions to heavy music were profound and influential.

The hosts appreciate the literary depth of Lindberg's lyrics.

The discussion highlights the importance of evolving music styles.

Listeners are encouraged to explore the works of At the Gates.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Playlist Overview

01:15 Discussion on Homefront's New Single

08:36 Exploring Veytik's Melodic Black Metal

16:40 Lamp of Murmur: A Deep Dive into Their Sound

20:31 Exploring Cosmic Black Metal

25:58 Wes Eishold's Latest Work

35:51 The Evolution of Drain

40:30 Critique and Reflection on Drain's Sound

41:24 The Struggle of Enjoyment in Music

42:05 Exploring Vocal Techniques and Musical Styles

42:55 Finding the Right Sound: A Quest for Metal

45:17 The Challenge of Traditional Metal Vocals

47:34 Diverse Reactions to Fate's Hand

48:49 Eternal Champion: A Band Worth Exploring

50:31 C4 and AFI: A Shift in Musical Tastes

52:01 AFI's Evolution and New Album Insights

56:37 The Impact of AFI's New Sound

59:27 Personal Connections to AFI's Music

01:04:07 Feeling Like an Alien

01:08:06 Exploring New Music Discoveries

01:10:30 Generational Music Perspectives

01:13:02 Honoring a Musical Legacy

01:18:35 Panterestimate.3.wav

Produced by Nate Rippey

Listen to playlist first here;

Apple Music

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/pit-warning-episode-14/pl.u-6mo4MleCBxv06G

Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2DJVBU3exPamMRPiW1RsSM?si=h1LvekI5QOOujVSbCOSGUQ

Summary

In this episode, the hosts dive into a curated playlist featuring a variety of heavy music, discussing each track's unique elements, influences, and the artists behind them. They explore the sounds of Skjolden, Hedonist, xNullifyx, Enumerable Forms, Turian, Die Spitz, Military Gun, and Bastard Mycosis, providing insights into the music's composition, lyrical themes, and overall impact. The conversation highlights the diversity within the metal genre and the excitement surrounding new releases.

Keywords

music reviews, metal, curated playlists, reviews, Skjolden, Hedonist, xNullifyx, Enumerable Forms, Turian, Die Spitz, Military Gun, Bastard Mycosis

Takeaways

The playlist features a mix of heavy music from various artists.

Skjolden's sound is described as easy listening black metal.

Hedonist's title track showcases heavy and intricate compositions.

Nullify blends old and new hardcore influences effectively.

Enumerable Form combines death and doom metal elements.

Turian's music varies significantly across tracks, appealing to diverse tastes.

Dice Bits offers catchy tunes that resonate with younger audiences.

Military Gun's new release is seen as a potential song of the summer.

Bastard Mycosis brings a unique take on death metal with a laid-back vocal style.

The conversation emphasizes the importance of supporting up-and-coming bands.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Playlist

03:01 Exploring Skjolden's Sound

05:54 Diving into Hedonist

09:09 Introducing Nullify

12:10 Analyzing Enumerable Form

15:03 Turian's Unique Style

32:01 Exploring Musical Influences and Vibes

35:00 Diving into Song Structure and Catchiness

39:09 Band Dynamics and Youthful Energy

42:08 Navigating Genre and Audience Appeal

44:58 The Summer Anthem and Catchy Tunes

53:57 Transitioning to New Sounds and Styles

59:50 Final Thoughts and Reflections

Produced by Nate Rippey

This episode's playlist;

Apple Music

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/season-2-episode-13/pl.u-PJV6tLAlmAY

Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4pZq24CtU0A7ALbf59kaxa?si=9-jcHyE1S2GEdBk5DitvoA

Keywords

Curated playlist, heavy music, album reviews, hardcore, grindcore, black metal, punk, playlists, music discussion, music, metal, hardcore, album reviews, band discussions, music quality, live performances, music genres, underground music, music culture, Alienator, Blighted Elder, Floating, Pains, Bulls Shitt, Necro Soft, Cruelster, Odd Man Out

Summary

In this episode, the hosts dive into a playlist of heavy music, discussing various tracks and their unique sounds. They explore the aggressive nature of Alienator's 'Constant Pain', the black metal influences of Blighted Elder, and the genre-blending style of Floating. The conversation also touches on the grindcore appeal of Pains and the hardcore vibes of Bulls Shitt, culminating in a discussion about Necro Soft's distinctive sound. Throughout the episode, the hosts share personal anecdotes and humorous insights, creating an engaging and entertaining listening experience. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various music picks, exploring the quality and curiosity behind them. They discuss the unique sounds of bands like Cruelster and the straight edge perspective of Odd Man Out. The dialogue flows into the evolution of hardcore, touching on the live experience and the formulaic nature of some contemporary bands. The hosts share their thoughts on what makes music enjoyable and the importance of live performances in the hardcore scene.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Playlist

01:08 Discussion on Alienator's 'Constant Pain'

07:05 Exploring Blighted Elder's Sound and Themes

13:55 Reviewing Floating's Unique Blend of Genres

19:08 Exploring Album Art and Music Recommendations

20:30 Diving into Grindcore: Pains from Rockford, Illinois

22:34 The Impact of Drum Production in Heavy Music

24:08 Introducing Bullshit: A New Hardcore Band

27:32 Understanding the Lyrics and Themes of Bullshit

28:57 Is This Good? A Discussion on Music Taste

29:32 New Chapter

31:02 The Unique Sound of NecroSoft and Its Influences

31:55 Exploring the Unconventional Sounds of Necro Soft

33:33 The Debate: Is It Good or Not?

36:00 The Wild World of Experimental Music

37:14 Cruelster: A Band That Tickles the Funny Bone

42:27 Odd Man Out: Straight Edge Hardcore and Its Message

46:25 The Breakdown Culture in Hardcore Music

48:36 The Evolution of Hardcore and Its Live Experience

55:11 Analyzing the Art of the Breakdown

57:25 The Legacy of Black Sabbath and Its Influence

59:00 Sign-Off and Reflections on the Conversation

59:25 Panterestimate.3.wav

Produced by Nate Rippey

Listen to playlist here first!

Apple Music;

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/season-2-episode-12/pl.u-BNA6yNNt1LdZ2m

Spotify;

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2TW0krBgADXq7F8MNIKt1n?si=__P7NzE1SUWQ1TpSZTXdRw

Keywords

playlist, metal, punk, rock, reviews, bands, Justice Divine, Puffer, Bad Nerves, Steroid, Powerplant, Upon Stone, Beton Arme, Kaikkivaltias

Summary

In this episode, the hosts explore a diverse playlist featuring various bands, discussing their unique sounds, influences, and the emotional impact of the music. From the heavy riffs of Justice Divine to the power pop energy of Puffer, each band brings something distinct to the table. The conversation flows through the intricacies of each track, highlighting the evolution of sounds and the personal connections the hosts have with the music.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Playlist

02:22 Exploring Justice Divine

09:09 Diving into Puffer

12:52 Bad Nerves and Power Pop

21:41 Steroid: A Unique Sound

23:33 Unexpected Twists in Heavy Metal

27:21 Exploring Unique Vocal Styles

28:30 The Power Plant Phenomenon

34:48 Gang Vocals and Their Impact

40:38 The Evolution of Pawnstone

45:01 Exploring New Music Releases

45:23 Production Insights and Band Connections

45:31 Diving into Unique Song Structures

47:22 Nerd Culture and Music

48:43 AI in Music and Creative Commentary

50:06 Shoutouts and Recommendations

50:24 Panterestimate.3.wav

Listen to the playlist first here;

Apple Music;

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/pit-warning-s2-ep11/pl.u-vxy6Jv6TJm313

Spotify;

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1C5Ar9cyYGrHsgrEfL6vYE?si=l-uWHFq9SR-VZWAuNHWOQg

Keywords

music podcast, metal bands, album reviews, underground music, thrash metal, stoner rock, music discussion, playlist, band analysis, music commentary, Fugitive, Strega, Eleventh Ray, Nithe, Inhuman Nature, Demonic Death Judge, The Unkowns, Tower

Summary

In this episode of Pit Warning, the hosts discuss a variety of metal bands and their latest releases, exploring themes of tragedy, eclecticism, and the evolution of metal genres. They dive into the unique sounds of Fugitive, 11th Ray, Strega, and more, providing insights and personal opinions on each band's style and impact. The conversation flows through various sub-genres, highlighting the hosts' diverse tastes and experiences in the metal scene.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction

02:25 Discussion on Fugitive's Music

05:23 Exploring 11th Ray's Unique Sound

08:17 Diving into Strega's Musical Style

23:40 Exploring Blackened Metal and Its Cheesy Charm

26:02 The Impact of Ghost and Their Unique Vision

31:26 The Struggle with Unmemorable Music

32:43 The Fine Line Between Great and Mediocre Thrash

36:08 Demonic Death Judge: A Dive into Southern Rock Influences

40:47 Song Selection and Mistakes

41:46 Exploring Southern Riffs in Metal

43:13 Garage Rock and Punk Influences

45:06 Discussion on Australian Music Scene

Produced by Nate Rippey

Listen to episode playlist first;

Apple Music

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/pit-warning-season-2-episode-10/pl.u-RRbVVEWT9WMxM

Spotify;

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/25yqIhoI1nvkxBMcWTbepV?si=39E0h8YvSXCTZzb1cEXrEg

Keywords;

Music reviews, black metal, industrial, straight edge, heavy music, sad horny scale, hardcore, Turnstile, Ukko's Hammer, Choke Chain, Drouth, Kekht Arakh, Teitan Blood, Spam Caller, Rhun, Falls of Rauros, Turnstile, Turnstile, Turnstile

Summary

In this episode, the hosts dive into a curated playlist of heavy music, discussing various bands and their unique sounds. They explore the influences behind each band, from black metal to industrial, and share their thoughts on the lyrical themes and musical compositions. The conversation flows naturally as they transition between tracks, highlighting the connections between the music and their personal experiences. In this episode, the hosts explore a variety of musical themes, including the humorous concept of a 'sad horny scale' to describe emotional states in music, political statements made by bands like Drought, and the evolution of Turnstile as they release new music. They discuss the memorable aspects of certain songs, the unique sound of Teitan Blood, and the DIY spirit of hardcore bands like Spam Caller. The conversation is filled with humor, insights, and a deep appreciation for the music they love. Sounds like Turnstile.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Housekeeping

00:33 Surfing Stories and Experiences

01:42 Music Playlist Overview

04:50 Discussion on Rune and Falls of Raros

08:37 Exploring Musical Influences and Styles

17:02 The Rise of Weapon X and Straight Edge Themes

26:21 The Spin Kick Chronicles

27:59 Music Picks and Personal Tastes

29:27 Exploring Choke Chain

32:44 The Sad Horny Scale

38:15 Drought and Political Statements in Music

41:43 Reflections on Music and Playlists

42:37 Exploring Titan Blood

43:09 The Impact of Blackened Death Metal

47:02 The Unique Sound of Spam Caller

49:07 The Cultural Commentary in Hardcore Music

50:30 The Evolution of Marin County Hardcore

52:26 The Quirky World of Kektaract

56:05 Adorable Black Metal: A New Genre

57:00 The Emotional Spectrum in Music: Sadness vs. Horniness

59:13 Turnstile: The Evolution of a Hardcore Band

01:02:19 The Impact of Venue Size on Songwriting

01:04:27 The Anticipation of New Music: Turnstile's Latest Release

01:04:40 The Atmosphere of New Music: Hints of What's to Come

01:05:50 Closing Thoughts and Future Anticipations

01:06:08 Panterestimate.3.wav

Produced by Nate Rippey

Listen to playlist first;

Apple Music

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/pit-warning-s2e9/pl.u-PJWVuLAlmAY

Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3vxWjFVOvIdeZTNonttzeU?si=5lEQG7t9RbOvoDQgcc-5dA

Keywords

music, podcast, metal, playlists, Abduction, Havukruunu, ta2reeban, Obrij, Sepulchral Curse, Clan Dos Mortos Cicatriz, S.P.E.A.R., Viagra Boys, Finland, Ukraine, Lebanon, Guam, Brazil, metal, music review, Finnish metal, death metal, hardcore, cultural influences, new bands, music discovery, humor in music

Summary

In this episode, the hosts explore a diverse range of music from various bands, discussing their unique styles and the stories behind their songs. The conversation covers the intricacies of each band's sound, the cultural contexts of their music, and personal reflections on the tracks shared in the playlist. In this episode, the hosts delve into various metal genres, discussing vocal styles, musical influences, and the cultural context of bands from different regions. They explore the nuances of Finnish metal, the challenges of modern vocal techniques, and the discovery of new bands, all while maintaining a humorous and engaging dialogue. The conversation highlights the importance of storytelling in music and the evolving landscape of the metal scene.

Produced by Nate Rippey

Listen to playlist here;

Apple Music;

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/pit-warning-season-2-episode-8/pl.u-Ymb00ApsBXNxN

Spotify;

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0MU9wFhwythpK9O1BCQ399?si=DUKZQq-FSlSL9vNJE9YIlw

Keywords

heavy metal, death metal, punk rock, Deafheaven, Vacuous, Nite, xGaargoylex, Dissolve, Earth to Heaven, Straw Man Army, La Vita Es un Mus Discos, Oi

Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss a curated playlist of new heavy music, featuring bands like Deafheaven, Vacuous, Nite, and Straw Man Army. They explore the evolution of Deafheaven's sound, the introduction of new death metal band Vacuous, and the unique blend of synth and OI in a French punk band. The conversation is filled with humor, critiques, and personal anecdotes about their musical journeys and preferences.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Playlist

02:42 Exploring Deafheaven's Sound and Evolution

05:38 Discussion on Vacuous and Their Musical Style

08:43 Analyzing xGaargoylex's Unique Approach

11:42 Reflections on the Current State of Heavy Music

12:09 Wrap-Up and Final Thoughts on the Playlist

20:26 Exploring Musical Composition and Structure

22:45 Thematic Elements in Lyrics and Vocal Delivery

23:32 Underground Music Scene and Band Dynamics

24:28 Diving into New Discoveries in Metal

25:16 Personal Preferences and Musical Diversity

29:36 Album Artwork and Aesthetic Appreciation

33:39 Band Night: A Deep Dive into Sound and Style

38:42 Exploring Synth OI and Dark Wave Music

41:38 The Evolution of French OI and Its Influences

44:31 Diving into the Punk Rock Duo Dynamics

48:24 Vocal Styles and Their Impact on Music

52:23 Listener Engagement and Future Plans

54:30 New Chapter

Produced by Nate Rippey