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Mikey Doling joins Joshua Toomey to discuss how the upcoming Snot reunion shows came together. Mikey talks about the singer search and how a friend came through with the recommendation. He also gives the details on the Southern California dates in January and February. The guys discuss the set list and if they will play anything off "Strait Up". Will there be new music?
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This week on the podcast is an all Toomey all the time episode! I asked the listeners of the podcast for some questions and did an AMA episode. What songnwould my wrestling theme? Who would I pick to sing for some Primer 55 shows? Am I too sexy for my shirt? I answer these riveting questions and more!
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Joe Cotela of DED joins the podcast to discuss their latest single, "Rockstar". Joe and Toomey also discuss touring with Butcher Babies, supporting Maria and the legacy of Korn.
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Billy Graziadei reflects on some epic tours and reunions, the interview kicks off with nostalgia over seeing Biohazard live alongside acts like Ozzy Osbourne, Sepultura, and Danzig. Memories resurface of Biohazard's early tours, including unexpected moments that kept the band from rejoining Ozzfest. Fast forward, the discussion dives into Powerflo’s raw, intense process behind their latest album, *Gorilla Warfare*, which is built from heavy collaboration and Sunday jam sessions. Balancing multiple bands, each member is focused on their love for music over fame, bringing everything they've got to keep rock and metal alive.
Reflecting on his band's unique blend of metal and hip-hop, Billy explains that their sound evolved naturally from their diverse influences, rather than a planned fusion of styles. He emphasizes that he doesn’t intentionally write for one band or the other; instead, he allows songs to find their own place within his projects. When working with PowerFlo, he values the collaborative process, especially with vocalist Sen Dog, where ideas flow freely and they build on each other's strengths. This organic approach fuels a sound that feels raw and authentic, bringing the best of their musical backgrounds together.
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In this episode of Talk Toomey, Max Cavalera returns to discuss his busy life in metal and his current work on the new Soulfly album. He reflects on touring Europe and the influence of playing older Soulfly songs, which has inspired the direction of the new record. Max describes his creative process, particularly the excitement of blending tribal and thrash elements in his music. He also talks about band member Mike DeLeon’s unique energy during live performances and teases upcoming shows and projects, including a "Max Cavalera Night" in Arizona.
Max Cavalera discusses preparing for the Soulfly tour, jamming to different styles, and how playing music feels like a therapeutic experience. He reflects on his approach to creating riffs and how some days he loves a riff, while others he second-guesses it. Max expresses gratitude for his long career and continues to find excitement in new projects, including collaborating with his son Zion. He concludes by talking about the fun and challenge of making impactful records and the excitement of future tours and performances.
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On this episode of the Talk Toomey podcast, Diamond and Josh from Tetrarch discuss their new single, "Live Not Fantasize," and how it evolved from a casual demo to one of their favorite tracks. They reflect on the challenges of crafting a memorable guitar solo that fits their nu-metal style, with Diamond sharing her pride in how it turned out. The conversation delves into the lyrical themes of overcoming negativity and self-doubt, and the music video’s storyline, which follows an outcast finding comfort in an unexpected place. They also give behind-the-scenes insights into the video production process and the fun moments on set.
Josh reflects on how excited and supportive he was when Diamond was approached by Jackson to design a signature guitar, recalling their shared dreams from high school. Diamond explains how the process took two years, highlighting the creative freedom Jackson gave her to design the guitar in her own style. She also touches on how honored she feels to break barriers as a woman of color in the metal scene, while emphasizing that her success is rooted in a genuine passion for heavy music and guitar. The conversation ends with hints about new music possibly coming in 2025.
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In this episode, we welcome Cristian Machado, frontman of *Lions at the Gate*, to discuss their latest single "Can't Feel the Sun." Christian opens up about the band's journey, explaining how their music reflects inner struggles and the search for victory amid darkness. He also touches on their creative process, the challenges of starting a new band later in life, and the decision to distance themselves from their former band’s legacy. Cristian shares insights on the music industry's current landscape, including the importance of authenticity, strategic growth, and collaboration with talented producers. Additionally, Cristian reflects on the band's gratitude for industry friendships that have supported them through their transition, while teasing their upcoming second album and the excitement of performing live again. Don't miss his thoughts on band vs. brand and the art of staying true to the music!
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In this Talk Toomey, Bobby and Brad of Saliva reflect on continuing the band’s legacy after the passing of their former guitarist, Wayne. They talk about the challenges of evolving the band, navigating internal changes, and the difficulties faced when a founding member passes. The conversation touches on rebuilding bridges with the industry and keeping the band's integrity, even when dealing with roadblocks. They also discuss the importance of staying real and giving fans a great experience, no matter the size of the show. Finally, they tease new music coming soon, with plans to tour heavily in 2025.
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In this episode, Doc Coyle reflects on his multifaceted career, from touring with iconic bands like Metallica to pushing boundaries with Bad Wolves. He dives into the importance of adaptability in the ever-changing music industry, calling himself a chameleon who thrives on new challenges. Doc opens up about battling burnout, finding motivation, and staying creative after years in the spotlight. The episode also touches on guerrilla-style filmmaking, Aerosmith's influence, and the evolving world of music promotion. Tune in for an insightful conversation on growth, innovation, and what’s next for Doc.
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In this interview, Joshua Toomey welcomes Alan Robert, bassist for Life of Agony and accomplished artist, to discuss his creative projects. Alan shares insights about his latest endeavor, an official Beetlejuice coloring book in collaboration with Warner Brothers, which coincides with the release of the new Beetlejuice movie. He talks about the process of drawing scenes from the movie and how much fun it was to immerse himself in Tim Burton's world.
Alan also reflects on his artistic journey, from illustrating other projects like the Universal Monsters coloring book to his early experiences learning from legendary comic book artist Walter Simonson during his time at the School of Visual Arts. He recalls how comic conventions were much smaller in the early days and how breaking into the comic industry back then was tough. He shares how he eventually balanced music and art, creating iconic band merchandise and album covers for groups like Black Sabbath and Pantera.
The conversation also touches on Alan's roots, his longtime friendship with Biohazard’s Evan Seinfeld, and how watching them succeed inspired his own musical career. Throughout the interview, Alan discusses the evolution of creating art, how digital tools have revolutionized the process, and the importance of meeting deadlines when working on big projects like Beetlejuice.
Alan discusses the creative process behind his comic work, drawing inspiration from music, like Pantera’s Cemetery Gates, which influenced his short story. He also highlights his collaboration with Z2 Comics and other projects like the Type O Negative graphic novel. Alan reflects on balancing his artistic endeavors with touring, recalling his earlier days of drawing comics backstage during tours in the early 2010s. He contrasts that with his recent approach, where he focuses on intricate artwork, like The Beauty of Horror, while at home and reserves touring for music.
Alan also reminisces about his time at the School of Visual Arts and shares a fun experience watching Keanu Reeves live on The Late Show. He appreciates the balance of his current life, splitting time between touring and comics. He mentions recent recording sessions at a legendary NYC studio, hinting at exciting music releases soon. Finally, he touches on the importance of creator-owned comic projects and his freedom to expand his characters across multiple platforms.
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Brian Eichenberger of the Rock N Roll Bedtime Stories podcast joined Joshua Toomey live at the 2024 Louisville PopCon. The guys did a snake draft of their favorite movie soundtracks of each decade. What did they get right? What did they get wrong?
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Get an inside look at Mushroomhead's latest album, Call the Devil, and the creative process behind it! From post-Covid studio sessions filled with raw emotion to the evolution of their iconic masks, the band is back and ready to hit the stage after a decade. Plus, hear about their lineup changes, including an exciting new role for drummer Steve Felton, who now takes on a fresh stage presence with aquatic percussion. Don't miss this in-depth chat about the band's journey, their new sound, and what fans can expect from their electrifying live performances!
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Greyhaven is an emerging band with a passionate fanbase, but they are yet to achieve widespread recognition. Their journey has been marked by lineup changes, pandemics, and recent breakthroughs, including working with Solid State Records and gaining attention from tours. Brent Mills recently sat down with Joshua Toomey for an Audio Autopsy of "Empty Black" The recording of Empty Black was an intense, collaborative process with producer Will Putney, reflecting both personal and political themes in the songwriting. Songs like "Sweet Machine" and "White Lighters" explore anxiety and personal struggles, while tracks like "Kappa (River Child)" show a more imaginative, creative side.
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Andy Biersack of Black Veil Brides joins Joshua Toomey to discuss the latest EP "Bleeders". The EP showcases their eclectic influences with a mix of an original track and covers, including U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday." The conversation delves into their personal musical journey, touching on the impact of bands like KISS and W.A.S.P., and sharing stories from their early career. Andy also reflects on the powerful experiences from the Warped Tour and the challenges of being both loved and criticized by audiences. The interview explores the evolution of their live performances, the impact of online negativity, and the potential future of using technology like avatars in concerts, wrapping up with some fun sports banter.
Toomey starts the show with a quick recap of PopCon and his experiences with the live podcast stage.
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This episode of Audio Autopsy reflects on the 15th anniversary of Miss May I's album "Apologies Are for the Weak". Levi Benton dives into the band's early days, highlighting their formation during high school in Ohio and how they gained recognition with the help of The Devil Wears Prada. They signed their first record deal with Rise Records while still teenagers, mixing raw demo tracks with new songs for their debut album. Levi discusses their early struggles with songwriting, personal challenges during recording, and the evolution of their music, influenced by artists like Parkway Drive and August Burns Red. Nostalgia and pride mark their reflection, with anecdotes about their onstage persona, the origins of Crabcore, and the impact of guest vocalists like Jake from August Burns Red for the rerecorded version of the album.
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Zakk describes the Berzerkus Festival as a large-scale version of high school keg parties, bringing together friends and bands for a party. He emphasizes reaching out to friends in various bands, including Cody Jinks, to participate. The festival features diverse activities like beer tasting, food trucks, a car show, and a battle of the bands. Zakk reflects on celebrating the legacy of Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul through Pantera's music, noting the emotional impact on fans and the importance of honoring past musicians. He shares his personal connections and experiences, expressing excitement for the festival and the camaraderie within the Pantera camp.
Zakk speaks on learning Pantera songs on YouTube and how most of the time if he learns by ear, he will learn them more difficule than they really are. Zakk expresses admiration for Dimebag Darrell’s unique writing style and chord choices, comparing him to other greats like Jimi Hendrix and Randy Rhoads. They note the interesting and unconventional aspects of Dime's compositions, highlighting how his choices made the music distinctive. Zakk enjoys discovering the deeper nuances in Dime’s work, which puts him in the same league as other legendary guitarists.
Zakk recalled his appearance on Aqua Teen Hunger Force, describing it as hilarious and the most ridiculous thing he had ever seen. He was asked to do a reading for the show, which he found hilarious despite not being very familiar with it beforehand. When discussing the riff from "No More Tears," Wylde credited its inspiration to Tony Iommi and detailed how it came together during rehearsals with bandmates contributing different parts. Reflecting on playing "in the round" on tour with Metallica and Pantera, he described the challenges of performing without stage monitors and adapting to various settings. Despite technical issues and the enormity of the shows, Wylde enjoyed the experience and emphasized the importance of entertaining the entire audience.
TI from Titans Idiot Nation also joins the podcast to speak on his recent trip to Titans training camp, the origins of Titans Idiot Nation and his newest venture, Sports Idiot Nation. TI talks about the easiest NFL fan bases to get riled up and even some that have come along for the TIN ride. His page is a great follow and also check out the just released Sports Idiot Nation Podcast.
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Brandon Saller of Atreyu sits down with Joshua Toomey and Talk Toomey for a 20th Anniversary Audio Autopsy of "The Curse". The Curse solidified Atreyu's place in the metalcore scene with its aggressive sound, melodic elements, and deeply personal lyrics. The album explores themes of heartbreak, personal struggles, and emotional turmoil, with standout tracks like "Bleeding Mascara" and "Right Side of the Bed" exemplifying the band's ability to blend intense riffs with memorable choruses. Alex Varkatzas' raw, emotional vocal delivery and Dan Jacobs' intricate guitar work are key highlights. The Curse also features contributions from producer Garth Richardson, who brought a polished yet powerful sound to the album. The music videos for "Right Side of the Bed" and "The Crimson" garnered significant attention, featuring cameos from the Bella Twins and adult film star Crystal Steele, adding to the band's visibility and appeal.
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In this episode of Talk Toomey, Matty Mullins delves into the creation of Memphis May Fire's new song "Chaotic," crafted in collaboration with John Lundin in LA. He shares an exciting update about a holographic performance with Kellin on the Oculus platform, offering fans a 3D acoustic experience at home. Reflecting on his journey from Spokane to Dallas to Nashville, Matty discusses the band's beginnings and his early musical influences. He emphasizes the pure joy of making music without business pressures, reminiscing about performing with friends. Matty also talks about the excitement and challenges of collaborating with other bands, navigating label restrictions, and balancing his solo projects with the band's commitments. He expresses a deep love for performing live with Memphis May Fire, highlighting the band's stability and dedication over the years. With anecdotes about touring with legends like Metallica and Linkin Park, Mullins recounts surreal moments and the journey from fans to peers with admired bands. Grateful for fan support, Memphis May Fire teases exciting new projects on the horizon.
The episode starts with the curators of Louisville Loves Nu Metal, Zach and Brian. The guys join the show to discuss their upcoming LLNM show that takes place on July 20th at Headliners Music Hall in Louisville. Toomey speaks on taking part in the event, learning Fieldy's bass lines and the history of nu metal in Louisville. They all talk about the culture of Emo Nights and now Nu Metal nights, getting set lists together and spotlighting local musicians. Make sure to stick around to the end of the episode for a ticket promo.
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Joshua Toomey interviews Cody Quistad of Wage War, discussing Cody's work with Jelly Roll, Ronnie Radke, and The Ghost Inside. Cody shares insights into his musical journey, including early influences and his transition to country music songwriting. The new Wage War record "Stigma" is promoted, and the interview highlights Cody's evolution and collaborations. Songwriting and producing have always been Cody's favorite parts of music because of the creative rush when everything clicks. Growing up with musician parents who worked at Disney and toured with bands, Cody was surrounded by music, which inspired his passion from an early age. His first band experiences included local talent shows and playing at various small venues before forming Wage War in 2010. Their big break came with the Warped Tour in 2016, which significantly boosted Thier exposure and marked a pivotal moment in our journey. Cody talks about their excitement for their new music, emphasizing their passion for creating and performing. They discussed the inspiration behind their song "Tombstone," which includes heavy riffs and movie references, showcasing their creative process. The upcoming album, "Stigma," set for release on June 21st, features ten diverse tracks aimed at pushing the boundaries of their sound. Cody reflects on the band's journey, their evolving musical style, and the collaborative effort involved in their songwriting process.
Luke Severeid, a comedian and metal enthusiast, discusses the challenges of people mispronouncing his name and his decision to correct them consistently. He shares his background, including playing in metal bands and his transition into comedy, highlighting the similarities between the two in terms of performance energy. Luke notes the importance of understanding and adapting to diverse audiences, even those unfamiliar with metal. Severeid emphasizes his love for metal music and his efforts to incorporate it into his comedy, despite the genre's niche appeal and the initial resistance he faced. Toomey discusses his lack of interest in moshing, sharing an early experience at a Cannibal Corpse concert that solidified this. Despite enjoying the community aspect of moshing, Toomey prefers to stay on the sidelines. Luke also touches on his career, the transition to Pittsburgh for better opportunities, and their efforts to balance metal-themed comedy with broader topics to reach a wider audience.
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Max Cavalera reminisces about an unforgettable experience at the Sonic Temple festival, highlighting the electrifying performances and crowd reactions that made it one of Soulfly's best shows ever. He recounts the intense energy of the crowd demanding an encore. Cavalera also shares the unique excitement of balancing small club gigs with massive festival stages, and the joy of re-recording classic Sepultura tracks with improved sound quality. Throughout, he emphasizes the raw, unfiltered passion that drives his performances and projects. Max Cavalera discusses the process of translating lyrics from Portuguese to English for his early music and its impact on the songwriting. He recalls learning English by translating Black Sabbath albums with a dictionary. Max mentions his experiences rerecording old albums like "Schizophrenia" and how these rerecordings retain some imperfections from the original. Additionally, Max talks about his ventures into the coffee business with products like Blood Brothers coffee and Soulfly Healer coffee that are produced by Concept Cafes.
Mike Tonsetic from Concept Cafes discusses his unique approach to combining metal music and coffee. He emphasizes the immersive experience they aim to create, drawing inspiration from the metal scene and ensuring high-quality, specialty coffee with engaging packaging. Mike explains the collaborative process with bands to match their preferences, resulting in a product both artists and fans can enjoy. The company prioritizes ethical sourcing, working with indigenous women farmers and ensuring fair working conditions. He also highlights the health benefits of coffee, contrasting it with energy drinks and other caffeinated products. He emphasized that premium coffees like Kona and Jamaican Blue Mountain are priced high due to their rarity, not necessarily superior quality compared to Brazilian or Colombian beans. Highlighting innovation, he praised new fermentation techniques from regions like Tanzania and Colombia, which enhance coffee flavors significantly. Mike also described their unique approach of collaborating with metal bands like Cannibal Corpse, blending subcultural elements with high-quality coffee to create artist-supportive products. This strategy extends to various subcultures, aiming to offer genuine experiences and foster cross-cultural appreciation.
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