All Episodes

Episode 81: Creed's "My Own Prison", or Album Title Directly Explains Feelings of Podcasters During Episode

Episode 80: Korn's "Issues", or Following Follow the Leader

Episode 79: Uncle Kracker's "Double Wide", or Kid Rock's Rib

Episode 78: Fear Factory's "Obsolete", or Getting the Story Straight

Episode 77: Spineshank's "Strictly Diesel", or Searching for a Single

Episode 76: The Prodigy's "The Fat of the Land", or Light Shoulders, Light Pelvis

Episode 75: Hoobastank's "The Reason", or When We Learned Hoobastank Might Be Canadian

Episode 74: Dope's "Felons and Revolutionaries", or A Band Who Are Neither of Those

Episode 73: (hed)pe's "(hed)pe", or Are You Sure About That?

Episode 72: 30 Seconds To Mars' "30 Seconds To Mars", or How To Say a Lot Without Saying Anything At All

Episode 71: Slipknot's "Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses)", or Stories=Bulls**t

Episode 70: Rage Against the Machine's "The Battle of Los Angeles", or Rage's Last Stand

Episode 69: Brian "Head" Welch's "Save Me From Myself", or How Korn Gave Head to Christ lol

Episode 68: Coal Chamber's "Chamber Music", or the Nu-Sophomore Slump

Episode 67: Deftones' "Adrenaline", or Bryan's Favorite

Episode 66: Bloodhound Gang's "One Fierce Beer Coaster", or Once You Jimmy Pop, the Fun Does Stop

Episode 65: Methods of Mayhem's "Methods of Mayhem", or Nu-Metal's Densest Text

Episode 64: Insane Clown Posse's "The Great Milenko", or Finding Meaning in a Storm of Faygo

Episode 63: DMX's "It's Dark and Hell is Hot", or [insert dog noises]

Episode 62: Mudvayne's "L.D. 50", or the Mighty Mighty Bass Tone

Episode 61: Korn's "Untouchables", or How To Spend 4 Million Dollars Without Really Trying

Episode 60: Staind's "Dysfunction", or Sometimes I Sing, But Mostly I Fish

Episode 59: N.E.R.D.'s "In Search Of..." or Finding Meaning in Horniness

Episode 58: System of a Down's "System of a Down", or SUGAHHHHHH, Doot Doo, Da Doo Doo, Doot Doot

Episode 57: Trapt's "Trapt", or Feeling Trapt in a Glass Case of Soft Music

Episode 56: Stone Sour's "Stone Sour", or How Corey Taylor Became the Omega Dog

Episode 55: Soulfly's "Soulfly", or the Plastic "Oh No!" Band

Episode 54: Linkin Park's "Meteora", or How John Learned to Stop Worrying and Skipped School to Buy Linkin Park

Episode 53: Saliva's "Every Six Seconds", or How To Make the Perfect Album (For Us)

Episode 52: Primus' "Frizzle Fry", or The Cult of Virtuosity

Episode 51: Chevelle's "Wonder What's Next", or Band of Brothers: Like the Miniseries, but Worse

Episode 50: Our Favorite Nu-Metal Songs w/ Raina Douris, Dan Ozzi, Ed Zitron, and Andy Anaya

Episode 49: Limp Bizkit's "Three Dollar Bill, Y'All$", or Some Days It's Wack

Episode 48: P.O.D.'s "The Fundamental Elements of Southtown", or P.O.D. and the Works of Darkness

Episode 47: Metallica's "St. Anger", or My Pod Style Determines My Death Style

Episode 46: Adema's "Adema", or a Nu-Metal Cinderella Story

Episode 45: Rage Against the Machine's "Evil Empire", or Answering Nu-Metal's Toughest Question

Episode 44: Disturbed's "Believe", or You Can Lead The Guy to Water, But You Can't Make Him Rock

Episode 43: Sevendust's "Home", or the Dickpick Papers

Episode 42: Deftones' "Deftones", or We Are Definitely Not a Ska Band

Episode 41: Avril Lavigne's "Let Go", or Take Me Somewhere New, I'm With Nu

Episode 40: Sepultura's "Roots", or Podcast Bloody Podcast

Episode 39: American Head Charge's "The War of Art", or The Seventy Percent

Episode 38: Incubus' "Make Yourself", or Libertarians on Psychedelics

Episode 37: Korn's "Life is Peachy", or To Infinity and Beyond

Episode 36: Alien Ant Farm's "ANThology", or Lessons in How Not to Be La-Hoo

Episode 35: Coal Chamber's "Coal Chamber", or the Silliness of Nu-Metal Realized

Episode 34: Slipknot's "Iowa", or The Episode Where We Start To Get Serious

Episode 33: Hollywood Undead's "Notes From the Underground", or 10 Years Too Late

Episode 32: Mushroomhead's "XIII", or A Collection of Anthems

Episode 31: Faith No More's "Angel Dust", or A Decade Under the Influence

Episode 30: Drowning Pool's "Sinner", or a Life Lost Too Soon

Episode 29: Hoobastank's "Hoobastank", or When We Learned Hoobastank Might be the Feds

Episode 28: Papa Roach's "Infest", or a Total Turnaround

Episode 27: 311's "311", or The One Where Bryan Threw Up

Episode 26: Rob Zombie's "Hellbilly Deluxe", or Halloween Music for Adults

Episode 25: Powerman 5000's "Tonight the Stars Revolt!", or An Alien Concept

Episode 24: Korn's "Follow the Leader", or 3 Gimmicks and a Classic

Episode 23: Evanescence's "Fallen", or a Secular Podcast About a Definitely Secular Band

Episode 22: Kid Rock's "Devil Without a Cause", or the Life of Bryan

Episode 21: Flyleaf's "Flyleaf", or Searching for Jesus in a World of Broken Bands

Episode 20: Godsmack's "Godsmack", or What's the Wayshun?

Episode 19: Sugar Ray's "Floored", or The Sugar Way

Episode 18: Limp Bizkit's "Gold Cobra", or a Greatest Hits Album With New Songs

Episode 17: Deftones' "White Pony", or the Day Nu-Metal Stood Still

Episode 16: Crazy Town's "The Gift of Game", or Mr. Shifty Goes To Platinum

Episode 15: Staind's "Break the Cycle", or Rolexes and Golf

Episode 14: Orgy's "Candyass", or Murder Bryan's Opus

Episode 13: Limp Bizkit's "Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water", or Poor Wes

Episode 12: Static-X's "Wisconsin Death Trip", or The Masked Singer

Episode 11: Disturbed's "The Sickness", or Nu Metal's Triple Major

Episode 10: Kittie's "Spit" w/ Fallon Bowman of Kittie

Episode 9: Puddle of Mudd's "Come Clean", or the Tao of Wes Scantlin

Episode 8: Incubus' "S.C.I.E.N.C.E.", or Californians Gone Wild

Episode 7: P.O.D.'s "Satellite", or Not Christian Rock, but Rock from Guys Who Love Jesus

Episode 6: Slipknot's "Slipknot", or 9 Guys, 1 Paycheck

Episode 5: System of a Down's "Toxicity", or How I Learned They're Trying to Build a Prison

Episode 4: Linkin Park's "Hybrid Theory", or How Bryan Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Linkin Park

Episode 3: Deftones' "Around the Fur", or Learning How to Love Other Music

Episode 2: Korn's "Korn", or the Dumbest Guys in Rock n' Roll

Episode 1: Limp Bizkit's "Significant Other", or the Psychology of Fred Durst