That's Not Metal

The dark heart of That’s Not Metal, Mr Stephen Hill, picks a selection of albums at random for discussion with Beez to showcase the Premium specials available to our members at thatsnotmetal.net. As eclectic as you’d expect, Steve’s Album Roulette picks are:1. Sublime - 40oz To Freedom2. U2 - Zooropa3. Fugazi - The Argument4. Kerbdog - On The Turn5. Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet6. Heights - Dead EndYour subscriptions keep this podcast alive. Keep supporting us at thatsnotmetal.net.

Hill and Beez are destroyed by the new Reckless Love album and it's not pretty. There's chat on the new Metallica and Suicide Silence albums, Placebo's 20th Anniversary, Tool's writers block, album reviews include the recent Iggy Pop and Josh Homme, Marudergrind and Hands Like Houses and we are honoured to be joined by David from the legendary Refused to discuss one of the starting points for European death metal, Entombed's Left Hand Path.

A three sheets to the wind Hill and Beez get serious to review the new Killswitch Engage album, BABYMETAL's UK publicist joins us to answer your tough questions, we discuss AC/DC's new found problems, check out the new albums from Heck, Brian Fallon and After The Burial and NOFX's legendary Punk In Drublic is this week's Album Club. Be excellent to each other.

To give you a peak behind the curtain at what our thatsnotmetal.net subscribers enjoy, we bring you an Album Roulette special with Beez where he simply picks 7 albums and talks about them. Today's Album Roulette is1. Motion City Soundtrack - My Dinosaur Life2. Hazen Street - Hazen Street3. Nickelback - All The Right Reasons (lol)4. Mudvayne - LD505. Morrissey - Vauxhall & I6. The Vandals - Hitler Bad, Vandals Good7. Machine Head - Unto The LocustSubscribe to thatsnotmetal.net for 20+ hours more podcasts.

Hill & Beez discuss this week's Reading & Leeds announcement including the Biffy Clyro and Fall Out Boy controversy, there's live reviews of Ghost, Enter Shikari and Creeper, album reviews on the new Tonight Alive, Hacktivist, Yashin and Oceans Of Slumber and the Bury Tomorrow boys pop in to discuss Atreyu's classic 'The Curse' in this week's Album Club.

It’s a bumper week on TNM as Hill and Beez discuss the new BABYMETAL track and Josh Homme/Iggy Pop collaboration, the upcoming Deftones album and guitarist Steph Carpenter’s controversial comments about it, there’s album reviews from Anthrax, From Ashes To New, The Dirty Nil and a Simple Plan album review that simply has to be heard to be believed as well as a look at the new names for Slam Dunk and Hevy festivals and Biffy Clyro's Only Revolutions in Album Club. WARNING: You will laugh if you listen to this in public. You have been warned.

Hill and Beez marvel at the outrage of Oli Sykes standing on a table, there's a report of Parkway Drive's UK tour, reviews come in the shape of The King Blues, Creeper, Abbath and The King Is Blind, there's discussion on great albums with booty artwork and Album Club is Killswitch Engage's Alive Or Just Breathing. Vote President Frog!

Join Hill and Beez for a brill time discussing the 36 new bands announced for Download including NOFX, Jane's Addiction and Bury Tomorrow, this week's UK Slipknot tour and last week's Coheed/Glassjaw shows, there's albums from Black Tusk and more and letlive's Fake History is this week's Album Club.

Hill and Beez get bummed out by Phil Anselmo, discuss Kerrang!’s Top 50 metal albums, there’s reviews on Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Roam, Toothgrinder and Prong, Danny Worsnop and Asking Alexandria’s situations, we give you a taster of our member's Pantera special with Cowboys From Hell in Album Club. We also give the advice to never, ever, ever get caught doing naughty things with pies. Mmmm, tasty.

Hill and Beez are joined by Jesse Leach of Killswitch Engage, discuss the crushing Anselmo racism accusations and review new albums by Dream Theater, Milk teeth, Bury Tomorrow, Basement and The Dillinger Escape Plan's Greg Puciato's new project, The Black Queen. All of this and then Trevor from The Black Dahlia Murder joins us for Album Club on Cannibal Corpse's Tomb Of The Mutilated.