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10/14/2020

Episode 426: Deftones, The Ocean Collective, Uada 2020 Album Reviews + Crew Nation Donor Pick

We Have Company

In addition to our Crew Nation donor, we have another very special guest join us this week. Long-time listeners haven’t heard this guest in almost four years, but they can also probably figure out who we welcome back.

You may also notice a review that seems out of place.  Why did we do it? Go to THIS PAGE to find out how you can help this podcast contribute to Crew Nation and make us review whatever you want.

And remember – Be safe. Stay healthy. Stay Metal.

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Reviews:
Deftones – Ohms (Warner)
The Ocean Collective – Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic (Metal Blade)
Uada – Djinn (Eisenwald)

Crew Nation Donation Feature:
The Brian Setzer Orchestra – The Dirty Boogie


Deftones – Ohms


The Ocean – Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic


Uada – Djinn

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2 thoughts on “Episode 426: Deftones, The Ocean Collective, Uada 2020 Album Reviews + Crew Nation Donor Pick”

  1. bobsala says:
    10/15/2020 at 2:50 pm

    Busy week, as I’ve been listening to both Ohms by Deftones and this new Ocean album whose name is too long and too archaic. My feelings about Ohms are exactly the same as Brian’s: Ohms is better than Gore but I’m not sure if it is better than Koi No Yokan but it is not as good as Diamond Eyes. I’m certainly enjoying Ohms but I don’t anticipate it will be popping up in the top 10 of my year end list, though it could possibly fall right outside the top 10.

    As for The Ocean, I think my problem with them is expectations. Their 2013 album, Pelagial, was my album of the decade. I’ve realized that nothing they do can possibly be as good as Pelagial, so I’m disappointed by any of their other albums. And this new release from them falls into that problem for me. It’s not a bad album by any means, but it’s just not something that I find really making an impact on me.

    Hearing the discussion of the Brian Setzer Orchestra leads me to have too many thoughts about music and nostalgia to write about here. So I’ll leave it with the revelation that some of my earliest memories of MTV are watching videos of Brian Setzer’s first band, the Stray Cats. Oh, and I love Tragic Kingdom by No Doubt. I wasn’t exactly listening to underground metal in 1996, though I do recall that I was listening to Aenima by Tool about the same time as No Doubt.

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  2. bobsala says:
    10/14/2020 at 2:10 pm

    I’ve only listened to 2 minutes of the podcast so far but I already feel the need to comment about my image of Kyle as Jack Black teaching kids in the movie School of Rock.

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