EPISODE · Mar 24, 2025 · 1H 51M
Hip To Be Scarred (By This Music) Feat. Jake of Pyro, Ohio - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
from Ian's Untitled Scene Show · host Ian Scene
🤘 Welcome back to Ian’s Untitled Scene Show! 🤘🎙️🔥 It’s time for Scene Stuff with Jake Whalen of Pyro, Ohio — where the screams are real, but the opinions are even louder. 🔥🎙️Jake rises once again from the ashes to join Ian for a spirited séance covering all things scene. Topics include: Whitechapel’s latest slab of heaviness, Spiritbox continuing to haunt generic djent, and the possibility of Tool facing legal action for crimes against excitement. (Allegedly. Don’t sue us. Or do. We could use the press.)But the Final Girl of this episode? A deep dive, face-first, into the three blood-soaked albums that reshaped the destiny of Ice Nine Kills. Jake and Ian hack into Every Trick In The Book, The Silver Scream, and Welcome to Horrorwood: The Silver Scream 2 — exploring how these cinematic scream-fests catapulted the band from the Warped Tour pit to the horror-metal throne.Why did this twisted transformation work? What makes it click with fans, but not quite with this show? Can puns kill? (Yes. And painfully)Plenty of jokes, a body count of references, and more spine-tingling satire to come. Stick around — we’ll be right back…(That’s a reference. Roll credits.)🤘 Crank up the volume and let’s dive in! 🤘Check out the exclusive conversation below, including iTunes, Spotify, and more:Spotify 🤘 iTunes 🤘 Google Play MusicMake sure to support Pyro, Ohio, in all they do! And don’t forget to listen to ‘Of Shadows and Substance’ and ‘Where Was I’ repeatedly! Check out all the ways to support them below:Instagram 🤘 Facebook 🤘 Twitter 🤘 Bandcamp 🤘 Merch 🤘 Tiktok 🤘 Jake’s Podcast🤘 Warning: this is still a music comedy podcast! Get a sense of humor and enjoy the ride 🤘 If you liked what you heard and want to hear more and see more, please support by following and sharing on these sites:Facebook 🤘 Instagram 🤘 TwitterWant to listen somewhere other than the website? Subscribe on these sites:Spotify 🤘 iTunes 🤘 Google Play Music
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Welcome back to Ian’s Untitled Scene Show! ️ It’s time for Scene Stuff with Jake Whalen of Pyro, Ohio — where the screams are real, but the opinions are even louder. ️ Jake rises once again from the ashes to join Ian for a spirited séance covering all things scene. Topics include: Whitechapel’s latest slab of heaviness, Spiritbox continuing to haunt generic djent, and the possibility of Tool facing legal action for crimes against excitement. (Allegedly. Don’t sue us. Or do. We could use the press.) But the Final Girl of this episode? A deep dive, face-first, into the three blood-soaked albums that reshaped the destiny of Ice Nine Kills. Jake and Ian hack into Every Trick In The Book, The Silver Scream, and Welcome to Horrorwood: The Silver Scream 2 — exploring how these cinematic scream-fests catapulted the band from the Warped Tour pit to the horror-metal throne. Why did this twisted transformation work? What makes it click with fans, but not quite with this show? Can puns kill? (Yes. And painfully) Plenty of jokes, a body count of references, and more spine-tingling satire to come. Stick around — we’ll be right back… (That’s a reference. Roll credits.) Crank up the volume and let’s dive in! Check out the exclusive conversation below, including iTunes, Spotify, and more: Spotify iTunes Google Play Music Make sure to support Pyro, Ohio, in all they do! And don’t forget to listen to ‘Of Shadows and Substance’ and ‘Where Was I’ repeatedly! Check out all the ways to support them below: Instagram Facebook Twitter Bandcamp Merch Tiktok Jake’s Podcast Warning: this is still a music comedy podcast! Get a sense of humor and enjoy the ride If you liked what you heard and want to hear more and see more, please support by following and sharing on these sites: Facebook Instagram Twitter Want to listen somewhere other than the website? Subscribe on these sites: Spotify iTunes Google Play Music Welcome back to Ian’s Untitled Scene Show! ️ It’s time for Scene Stuff with Jake Whalen of Pyro, Ohio — where the screams are real, but the opinions are even louder. ️ Jake rises once again from the ashes to join Ian for a spirited séance covering all things scene. Topics include: Whitechapel’s latest slab of heaviness, Spiritbox continuing to haunt generic djent, and the possibility of Tool facing legal action for crimes against excitement. (Allegedly. Don’t sue us. Or do. We could use the press.) But the Final Girl of this episode? A deep dive, face-first, into the three blood-soaked albums that reshaped the destiny of Ice Nine Kills. Jake and Ian hack into Every Trick In The Book, The Silver Scream, and Welcome to Horrorwood: The Silver Scream 2 — exploring how these cinematic scream-fests catapulted the band from the Warped Tour pit to the horror-metal throne. Why did this twisted transformation work? What makes it click with fans, but not quite with this show? Can puns kill? (Yes. And painfully) Plenty of jokes, a body count of references, and more spine-tingling satire to come. Stick around — we’ll be right back… (That’s a reference. Roll credits.) Crank up the volume and let’s dive in! Check out the exclusive conversation below, including iTunes, Spotify, and more: Spotify iTunes Google Play Music Make sure to support Pyro, Ohio, in all they do! And don’t forget to listen to ‘Of Shadows and Substance’ and ‘Where Was I’ repeatedly! Check out all the ways to support them below: Instagram Facebook Twitter Bandcamp Merch Tiktok Jake’s Podcast Warning: this is still a music comedy podcast! Get a sense of humor and enjoy the ride If you liked what you heard and want to hear more and see more, please support by following and sharing on these sites: Facebook Instagram Twitter Want to listen somewhere other than the website? Subscribe on these sites: Spotify iTunes Google Play Music
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