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Mar 5, 2025 1 hr 5 min

EP 18: Mind Thrashing Sonic Nightmares

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Michael Brown is a heavy metal guitarist/vocalist from Baltimore, MD. Since 2011, he has been the frontman for the technical thrash/death metal outfit Nuclear Tomb, as well as playing guitar and touring with bands like Ixias and Total Maniac. In today’s episode, Michael gives insight into the realities of European DIY touring, dealing with drunks at gigs, having to borrow other bands’ gear when your equipment blows up, and much more on GIG NIGHTMARES. •You can catch Michael at the Metro Gallery in Baltimore opening for Coroner + Deceased on 3/6/25, on tour with Nuclear Tomb this April, or at Rage of Armageddon on 8/31/25• // #newpodcast #musicpodcast #professionalmusician #gignightmares #acast #giggingmusician #nucleartomb #ixias #totalmaniac #thrashmetal #deathmetal #weirdothrash #diy #baltimore

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