Episode 29: Buzzard's Chris Thomas Elliot

On this episode of the Distorted Dialogue Podcast we welcome the Doom and folk mixture known as Buzzard. Half part Protest songs, half part Black Sabbath, half part kick ass, never mind the math, Buzzard is killer. Poignant simplicity with the writing prowess of the legends, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and David Crosby while putting the distorted doom riffs from more legends, Tony Iommi, Richie Blackmore and other distorted, doom shredders. With thought provoking lyrics and relevant takes on the modern world, Buzzard has pecked my ears clean. So glad that the one man Chris, behind the band, stopped by to talk about his newest release, Mean Bone, the influences on him that helped shape this sound, and so much more. We had several topics lined up to chat about, however we never made it to any of them, so maybe we should do this again! Check out Buzzard and their newest release Mean Bone, it is simplicity and perfection. Special thanks to Chris, as I know he is busy as hell, with everyone raving over this album!Welcome to The Metal Institute of Thrashology—where the curriculum is brutal, the riffs are relentless, and the only thing we take seriously is the art of not taking things too seriously. As the leading (and only) institution dedicated to the scholarly pursuit of headbanging, we blend metal mastery with offbeat humor and a business mindset sharper than a freshly tuned axe. Whether you're here to study the sacred texts of thrash or just looking for a laugh between mosh pits, consider yourself officially enrolled. Class is in session—now raise those horns and pay attention!Don’t Forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!