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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2026 · 51 MIN

Episode 378: SOOTHSAYER | The Unbinding – The Stories, Symbolism & Philosophy Behind the Album.

from The Metal Cell Podcast · host Richard Duhig

I was delighted with Liam Hughes (Vocals) and Gerard O'Callaghan (Drums) from Cork's atmospheric blackened doom metal force Soothsayer for an in-depth conversation recorded in person at The Metal Cell Studios. Following the release of their stunning second album, The Unbinding, we go far beyond the usual album-cycle interview. Together we explore the philosophy, symbolism and deeply personal experiences that shaped one of the most compelling Irish metal releases of 2026. We also delve into Liam's connection with India and Hindu mythology, the recurring themes of hope, uncertainty and transformation, and why The Unbinding asks listeners to embrace difficult questions rather than easy answers. Ger also discusses creating the remarkable cover artwork, revealing how the painting unexpectedly became the perfect visual companion to the album's themes of leaving familiarity behind and stepping into the unknown. Soothsayer links: Ablum: https://apocalypticwitchcraft.bandcamp.com https://www.facebook.com/soothsayerdoom

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