DEATH // SENTENCE

We've got Hether Fortune, formerly of Wax Idols and White Lung, on the line from her bunker in Detroit to talk about what Coronavirus means for the music industry, and how independent artists were screwed even before the pandemic. Music, surprisingly, by Hether Fortune. You've only got one shot, do not miss your chance to subscribe to our Patreon for bonus episodes: https://www.patreon.com/DeathSentence

We're joined by A.M Gittlitz, producer of The Antifada podcast and author of I Want to Believe: Posadism and Left Wing Ufology. After paying tribute to former Vice President Joe Biden (RIP), we talk about the wacky world of J. Posadas: Trotskyite, cult leader, Dolphin-talker-to, meme. Music by Sweven and Feminazgul.

There is no consent under capitalism - that's the bold tagline slash thesis statement of KM Szpara's Docile, which imagines a future world in which you can eliminate your debt if you let creepy trillionaires do Epstein stuff to you. Music by Smoulder and Ulver Become slaves to our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/DeathSentence

You made us do this. We read what is officially the worst thing that either of us have ever read: Supermarket, by Bobby Hall aka also known as Logic. There's an insanely predictable plot, crude ethnic stereotypes, mishandled representations of mental illness and a twist you'll see coming not just from a mile off, but from 1999, when Fight Club was released. Cleanup on aisle nine for an absolute stinking heap of crap. Music by TOMBS and Fluisteraas

We're joined by J.G Michael of the Parallax View podcast to talk about Richard Stanley's The Colour Out of Space, based on HP Lovecraft's short story. Music by Integrity and Feminazgul Subscribe to our Patreon why not: https://www.patreon.com/DeathSentence

We're back after an extended hiatus, with a new episode interviewing Matt Colquhoun, author of Egress, on Repeater Books. We talk about the aftermath of Mark Fisher's death, his philosophical legacy, and we all collectively groan when Nick Land is mentioned. Music by Cult of Fire: https://cultoffire.bandcamp.com/album/nirvana and Omerta: https://ihateomerta.bandcamp.com/album/hyperviolence Give us your money for more episodes: https://www.patreon.com/DeathSentence

We got 'em! We scored an interview with Isaac of Blood Incantation, who released what is perhaps the greatest album of the year in Hidden History of the Human Race. We talk about their evolution into proggier sounds, their ideas about history and its relation to human consciousness and we open our hearts to Mizar, King of the Stars. Give us all of your money so we can give it to Mizar on our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DeathSentence

This is the first part of a seven-part series exploring each of the collected trade paperbacks of Grant Morrison's The Invisibles and we've got Pete (@PodsidePete) from Podside Picnic (@PodsideP) along for the wild ride. Music by Obsequiae and Ragana Support our Patreon and you will actually be an Invisible and get to hang out with cool people and shoot cops: https://www.patreon.com/DeathSentence

Ash Grey of Venom Prison is on the line to talk about proper British things, like Brexit, Craig Charles liking your band, playing Glastonbury, rain, being terrified of America and not quite knowing what's going on. Music by REND: https://rendwithtoothandclaw.bandcamp.com/album/cast-into-their-own-night And Venom Prison: https://venomprison.bandcamp.com/album/samsara Give us money to produce relatable Content on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DeathSentence

Death Stranding is not a book or a metal, Bring Me The Horizon's contribution to the soundtrack notwithstanding, so why are we talking about it? Because it's Death Stranding, Hideo Kojima's first game since his acrimonious split with the Metal Gear franchise that he's been working on since 1987. It's about being a Deliveroo driver if ghosts were real and could turn you into a bomb. Music by Blind Guardian. Subscribe to us on Patreon for more of this sort of thing: