EP349 EP349: Jack Owen (Six Feet Under) on “Next to Die”, Songwriting, Death Metal History & Touring episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 11 MIN

EP349 EP349: Jack Owen (Six Feet Under) on “Next to Die”, Songwriting, Death Metal History & Touring

from And Now The Band · host Heavy Music

In EP349, Jack Owen of Six Feet Under discusses the creation of their latest album, Next to Die, along with his songwriting process and decades of experience in the death metal genre.Jack explains how he approaches writing efficiently, often completing songs in just a few days, and how his lyrical themes have evolved from classic horror influences to true crime and real-world subject matter.Additional topics include:The evolution of death metal and its connection to horror cultureHis role in shaping extreme music through Cannibal CorpseRecording techniques from analog to digital workflowsTouring plans across the US and CanadaMusic discovery and emerging international bandsLong-term partnership with Metal Blade RecordsThis episode offers insight into both the creative and technical aspects of sustaining a long-term career in extreme music.#JackOwen #SixFeetUnder #DeathMetal #MetalPodcast #ExtremeMetal #MusicIndustry #HeavyMusic #MetalHistory #Touring #MetalBladeRecords

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