Episode 417: 10th Anniversary Show with Thyrfing & One Hundred Thousand

from Heavy Debriefings · host Josh Rundquist

Featuring my talks with the bands Thyrfing and One Hundred Thousand; I talk about the past 10 years as That Drummer Guy, The new show format that will be simplified in the weeks to come, and the brand new Soundtrack to That Drummer Guy Series that has music either talked about or inspired by this week's show. Soundtrack to That Drummer Guy Episode 417 Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5DpddjoRmX5PDxepeVEOhT?si=f059620ba81f48e0 Check out That Drummer Guy on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube & thatdrummerguy.com

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