That's Not Metal

In a bumper edition of TNM, Hill and a highly caffeinated Beez run through their Top 20 releases of 2015. Expect the very best in rock, alternative, metal, hardcore, prog, tech metal, pop punk, death metal, emo , horror punk and everything inbetween.

It's a massive podcast this week as Download main man Andy Copping comes in to answer your questions and reveal a whole host of exclusives for Download 2016. Hill and Beez also discuss the 33 new bands for next year's Download and there's a tribute to the one and only Scott Weiland.

Hill and Beez discuss what is the best way to serve peanut butter on toast. Oh and there's rock and metal in the shape of Slayer, Anthrax and Refused live, reviews of the latest from Sikth, Baroness, Myrkur and Enter Shikari, Machine Head are this week's album club, we reveal who next week's massive TNM guest is and there's all of the usual discussion in between. You could say we are the Toast of the town...but don't.

Hill and Beez are right back at it again, discussing the new releases from Foo Fighters, Stone Sour and Danzig. They pour over the Slam Dunk line up, live shows from Marilyn Manson and Beartooth and the Album Club is The Get Up Kids' superb Something To Write Home About. WARNING: This podcast contains talk of moobs. #moobs

Hill and Beez reflect on the past week's events, both good and bad, and there's album reviews on the latest releases from Vision Of Disorder, Gnarwolves and Cattle Decapitation. Metallica and Lou Reed's Lulu is up on the Album Club and find out just how much Steve likes The Muppets. SPOILER: He bloody LOVES The Muppets.

Hill & Beez review the new albums from The Hell, Cryptopsy and the terrible, terrible, terrible new Def Leppard album. Seriously, it's terrible. System Of A Down's Toxicity stars in this week's Album Club and there's discussion on the Busted reunion, Volbeat, Motley Crue, Skindred, Trivium and more. But seriously that Def Leppard album is so terrible.

Hill and Beez discuss corsets and Boglins...oh and the latest additions to Download 2016, including Korn, Deftones, Disturbed, Motorhead, Nightwish and Megadeth.

Hill & Beez tackle the new albums from Escape The Fate, Devil You Know, Boysetsfire and Seaway and our Album Club focuses on Lostprophets 'The Fake Sound Of Progress'. Yeah, it was VERY difficult.

A very squeaky Stephen Hill & Beez reveal all about their exciting new project, review the new albums from Skindred, Killing Joke, Cane Hill and Twitching Tongues and our Album Club focuses on Glassjaw's Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence.

The podcast dives into the trend of bands playing albums in full during live shows, weighing nostalgia against potential drawbacks. Reflections on Korn's debut spark a discussion about growth and how past work resonates differently now. The flaws of bands fixating on past successes are critiqued, while recognizing the merit of revisiting iconic albums. The atmosphere of live performances is analyzed, highlighting the unique audience connection. Finally, nostalgia's role is explored, contrasting genuine revivals with inauthentic attempts to capture former glory.