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Episode 45 is with Tomas Haake of the Swedish band Meshuggah. This episode was recorded on the eve of the release of the bands latest album 'Immutable'. A fantastically beautiful, layered and crushing work of modern metal, that yet again proves them to be one of the most vital bands in the genre. Over the course of this conversation we discuss the writing and recording of the album during the pandemic, some of the dystopian themes covered in the lyrics, the idea that all great art has an ethereal nature that is hard to pinpoint, yet is easy to recognise when it resonates for some of us and also the hypnotic trancelike quality that I find the bands music to have. We also talk a little about the health issue Tomas has faced with a recurring hand injury as they were preparing to tour the album at the time of recording...
If you want to find out more about the band, the internet is right there.
They can be found online @meshuggah in most places, their instagram for example is here.
Daniel's social pages are @danielpcarter here on instagram and here on Twitter and the podcast is @SWIMPodcast here on Instagram and here on Twitter
If you enjoyed this episode, go back and search through some of the others, theres guaranteed to be something you vibe with fr. Leave a nice comment below or a 5 star review on your podcast platform of choice, it helps.
Thanks.
Peace
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As we are on the threshold of a new year and former HIM frontman Ville Valo is less than two weeks away from releasing his debut album under the moniker 'VV' called 'Neon Noir' (due Jan 13th Via Spinefarm / Universal) it seemed appropriate to release this show on new years eve 2022. Its been five years to the day since the Finnish singers former band HIM drew their last breath at their final show at Helsinkis Tavastia venue in 2017.
I recently met up with Ville whilst he was here in London and in the office of the label we discussed the recording of the album during lockdowns, where the singer / multi-instrumentalist played and sang everything on 'Neon Noir'.
We talk a little about his former band HIM and the creative process both then and now, especially under such solitary conditions that were imposed during the pandemic. We talk about the archetypal powers of love and death, Eros and Thanatos and their magickal conjunction as Thanateros and how they have been the basis and muse for the genre Love Metal, that Ville started with HIM and that the new 'VV' record is another layer and continuation of. We discuss the Heartagram, a sigil that 19 year Ville scribbled into popular culture and where it now resides somewhat beyond its original intention and meaning.
I hope you enjoy the conversation and the forthcoming VV record and as we move into 2023, try to do it with love and compassion and with a protective glow about you that repels all the bad shit of the last few years. Onwards!
DPC
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In this episode with Erik Danielsson, frontman of Swedish black metal band Watain, we discuss the bands new album 'The Agony & Ecstasy Of Watain' which is due out April 29th on Nuclear Blast Records and can be pre ordered from various sites such as here. Along the way we talk about the albums recording, the nature and importance of transgressive art and those that walk the path outside of societies norms, the spiritual aspect of the band that is a foundational part of their work and the nature of the magickal entities known as Egregores.
Though Erik was recording the audio at his end via mic, due to a technical glitch, the last 5 minutes or so are from the recording of the call from my end as his recording cut out.
You can find the band online here or via their instagram account here
Daniel is here and the podcast is here
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The painting of Erik that is the cover of this episode is Oil, Acrylic, Pencil and Prima Materia on paper. Approx 12" x 12"
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On this episode, number 42, myself and Aaron Weaver discuss his band Wolves In The Throne Room's latest album 'Primordial Arcana' along with the spiritual mindset he, his brother Nathan and guitarist Kody Keyworth apply to making their art. Since the bands first release in 2006 (Diadem Of 12 Stars) WITTR have made incredibly atmospheric and magickal black metal in the Cascadian scene of Americas north west...
Very quickly we get into talking about the process of channelling art and music that rises as a current from the landscape they live within. We talk about rising through the Olympia Washington punk rock scene of the 90's, through to the recording of this newest record.
Its a great episode and Aaron is a very cool and erudite musician and it was a pleasure to finally get to talk with an artist who's work I have loved and supported on my radio show for many years.
The album is available now via Relapse Records / Century Media / Artemisia Records. Please go and listen now if you haven't already, it's really brilliant... Spotify link here
The band is here on Instagram.
All their tour dates and merch links can be found here on their official site.
Aaron is here on Instagram.
Daniel can be found here on Instagram
Someone Who Isn't Me on IG is here.
Thanks for checking it out.
Peace...
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On this episode, which take two of a conversation with singer, songwriter, musician Chelsea Wolfe, we discuss her music and the creative process and how that changes due to environment etc. We talk about the collaboration with Converge on the Blood Moon project, her band with Jess Gowrie called Mrs Piss and about her albums as Chelsea Wolfe. Its a rad episode and Chelsea is one of my favourite singers for the fact that her work is imbued with a very magickal current.
The first couple of tracks of Blood Moon have recently been released with the album due shortly and if you aren't familiar with all her solo work or through her many collaborations, please do yourself a favour and check it out ASAP. The last few that came out on Sargent House in particular, are records I can't recommend enough. So very good.
You can find here on instagram here
The podcast can be found here
And Daniel is here on IG.
The painting of Chelsea came out pretty rad and like all of the portraits for each episode, it is Oil, Acrylic and Ink on paper. If you want a print of it, punish me on my instagram and I'll consider adding it to my print collection on the Deathwish webstore here
Thanks again.
Peace
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My guest on this episode is Wade MacNeil wonderful human and musician known for his work not only in the bands Alexisonfire, Gallows, Black Lungs and his new endeavour Dooms Children, but also for his score work for various films and video games. We caught up recently to discuss the formation, dissolution and subsequent re-convening of Alexisonfire, a band that rose from Canada's sweaty bar room punk scene into full fledged Juno winning arena filling rock greatness. We talk about him becoming the singer for British punks Gallows, after the departure of frontman Frank Carter and we discuss the recent turbulent period in Wade's personal life that he overcame and led to the formation and recording of Dooms Children, a heavy psych folk project that see's him moving away (somewhat) from his punk rock roots. We also talk about the creative process and magick but that was always gonna happen wasn't it? Come on, you should know the score by now. If you don't then look back from some of the previous episodes are they're pretty rad, by and large.
The first track from the self titled debut album 'Flower Moon' can be seen here and heres the link for the bands profile page on Dine Alone Records
Wade can be found here on instagram and it will be the best place to keep up to date with all his many works.
Daniel can be found here and the podcasts instagram is here Follow either of those and I'll be overjoyed. Truly.
The portrait of wade is acrylic, oil and ink on paper and originally had a weird crying worm spirit rising from a crop of psychedelic mushrooms but I painted over it as it looked weird (as previously stated.)
If you listen on apple podcasts, please leave a nice review and comment as it'll take very little effort and will count as an act of kindness that'll go some way towards balancing out your karmic debt. Thanks.
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MY GUEST ON SOMEONE WHO ISN’T ME FOR EPISODE 39 IS SINGER, FRONTMAN AND AUTHOR DAVEY HAVOK OF AFI, BLAQK AUDIO, XTRMST AND DREAMCAR.
IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS AFI’s FABULOUS NEW ALBUM ‘BODIES’ AND SOME OF THE THEMES CONTAINED THEREIN.
‘BODIES’ IS THE CALIFORNIA BANDS 11th STUDIO ALBUM THAT CAME OUT ON RISE RECORDS IN JUNE 2021.
WE TALK ABOUT WHERE WE BOTH THINK IT RANKS WITHIN THEIR BODY OF WORK, DISCOVERING MUSIC AT AN EARLY AGE VIA THRASHER MAGAZINE, THE IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPING AN AESTHETIC SENSIBILITY FOR THE CREATION OF GOOD ART AND MUSIC, MAGICKAL INTENT IN THE CREATIVE PROCESS, GREAT LYRICISTS AND THE BENEFITS OF A GOOD PEDICURE.
THE PORTRAIT I PAINTED OF DAVEY FOR THE COVER OF THIS EPISODE IS OIL, ACRYLIC AND INK ON PAPER. IT DOES THE JOB, THOUGH IS FAR FROM
PERFECT.
THE BAND ARE HERE ON INSTAGRAM WHILST DAVEY CAN BE FOUND HERE
PLEASE FOLLOW SOMEONE WHO ISN'T ME ON INSTAGRAM HERE DANIEL CAN BE FOUND HERE
IF YOU ENJOY THIS EPISODE, CHECK OUT SOME OF THE OTHERS WITH PEOPLE LIKE BILLY CORGAN, MAYNARD JAMES KEENAN, LAURA JANE GRACE, TOM DELONGE, ALAN MOORE AND KAT VON D etc.
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Episode 38 is with Gojira frontman, guitarist and producer Joe Duplantier.
The band have just released their seventh studio album 'Fortitude' on Roadrunner Records and it sees the band cementing their place in the pantheon of truly great modern metal bands.
Over the course of the conversation Daniel P Carter and Joe discuss the new album and some of its themes including the bands move to raise awareness for the destruction of the Amazon rain forest and the plight of the indigenous people of the region.
Joe can be found on instagram here and the band can be found on instagram here or their website here.
Daniel can be found on instagram here
Someone Who Isn't Me can be found here
If you haven't already, go and listen to 'Fortitude' its a brilliant album.
Peace!
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My guest on this one is Craig Reynolds, drummer with the politically incendiary metal band Stray From The Path and host of the fantastic podcast The Downbeat.
This episode looked like it was going to be a slight departure from the usual heaviness of SWIM as Craig is a good mate and usually when we catch up we end up talking nonsense for a minute, however amongst a lot of laughing and weird tangents, we got into discussing some heavy topics that have affected Craig in recent years such as anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts.
The portrait of Craig that I painted is oil, acrylic, coloured pencil and ink on paper. There may well be prints coming of this one. Keep an eye on both our socials:
Craig on Instagram
The Downbeat on IG
Craig on TWITCH
I can be found here
Someone Who Isn't Me on IG
Please leave a nice review as stuff like that makes a difference to podcast charts and I am super desperate for validation from internet daddy.
Peace.
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In this episode Daniel P Carter speaks with musician Einar Selvik of the band Wardruna. As well as discussing the fantastic new album 'Kvitravn' (due out Jan. 22nd 2021) the creative process and his use of instrumentation, they also discuss the animist concepts that permeate and enliven all art that Einar makes.
As well as the music he makes with Wardruna, he also created all the music for the TV show Vikings and the recent Assassins Creed: Valhalla game for Ubisoft.
www.wardruna.com
www.instagram.com/einar_selvik
www.instagram.com/wardruna
www.instagram.com/danielpcarter
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In this episode, Daniel P Carter speaks with multi disciplinary artist and musician Ghostemane about his newest album 'ANTI-ICON'. Aside from discussing the album, they discuss the importance of finding identity at an early age through music, his creative process and some straight up mystical chit chat. Oh, and both sing the praises of Nu Metal.
Ghostemane on Instagram
Daniel on Instagram
Someone Who Is'nt Me on Instagram
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On this episode I speak with Tom Delonge, frontman of Angels & Airwaves, founder of To The Stars Academy Of Arts & Science and former guitarist and singer of Blink 182. We discuss the new AVA single 'All Thats Left Is Love' and the making of the bands forthcoming album during the pandemic. We also discuss the work TTSA is doing with regard tobringing forward information and ideas that tie in with the phenomenon and its relationship to UAP's or as they are more commonly referred to as UFO's.
There is an edit two thirds of the way through that would have been too obvious to not draw attention to, so I put in a censor beep which is mad clickbait-y but thats cos I am a dick. There wasnt any huge secret going on that I covered up, its just we started down a route of conversation that we didn't have time to get into as he was due to take a call as soon as we finished. So, chill. He didn't tell me the secrets of the universe.
Tom can be found here: www.instagram.com/tomdelonge
and the To The Stars Academy Of Art & Science site is here: www.tothestarsacademy.com
My IG is here: www.instagram.com/danielpcarter and the podcast is here: www.instagram.com/swimpodcast
Please subscribe to the podcast and leave a nice 5 star review as its the right thing to do...
If you would like to support Someone Who Isn't Me, you can do so here. Thank you
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To mark the auspicious number 33, its very fitting that the guest on this episode is Grant Morrison MBE.
A true visionary and legend in the field of comics, Grant has created work for DC, Marvel, Image and more. He's written groundbreaking arcs on such legendary comics as Batman, Superman, Green Lantern, X-Men, Doom Patrol, Fantastic Four, Swamp Thing and Justice League. He is also the creator of 90's masterpiece 'The Invisibles', a book who's influence reaches far into popular culture and occulture. In this episode I talk to him about magick, life, comics, creativity and recent work in TV. Its a mind melter.
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In this episode of Someone Who Isn't Me, I speak with Tobias Forge, creative mastermind, songwriter and frontman from the band Ghost.
We discuss the rise of the band to arena headliners, the bands journey, songwriting and creativity. Tobias tells how he struggles with the idea of people conflating him with the characters of Papa Emeritus and Cardinal Copia, the lead characters that have fronted the band through its career. He hints at creative endeavours elsewhere and how two events in his childhood have had a profound affect on the development and his creative vision, of what Ghost is.
At the point where we were about to discuss fatherhood as a touring musician, my recording equipment died as I was using my new Aston Stealth mics and was unsure of how much the phantom power would drain the recorders battery. So please forgive the abrupt finish!
The latest Ghost album 'Prequelle' has recently had the new 'Exalted' box set reissue and their UK tour recently finished.
You can find the band online here:
http://ghost-official.com/
on Instagram.com: @thebandghost and Twitter: @thebandghost
I can be found on instagram and twitter: @danielpcarter and the podcast is @swimpodcast on both.
Remember there are 31 other episodes with some truly great guests from Corey Taylor, Maynard James Keenan, Marilyn Manson, Alan Moore, Poppy, Laura Jane Grace and Chino Moreno just waiting for you to check out if you haven't already.
Blah blah 5 star review on iTunes would be nice, but I doubt you will, I get it though. We're all busy.
If you would like to support the podcast, you can do so here. Thank you.
My painting of Tobias for the cover of this episode is Oil, Acrylic and Ink on paper.
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This episode is a conversation with the singer and artist known as Poppy and her collaborator Titanic Sinclair. Having met the pair of them a few times now and having spent some time with them 'off duty' as it were, I feel its fair to say that this is one of the first interviews Poppy has done where she steps away from the persona that is this whole project and had an open discussion about some deeper stuff. We discuss life, the music industry, art, creativity and more. We also get into some of the wild conspiracy theories swirling around the fringes of the internet regarding them both. It was definitely something I wanted to talk about as I find that they have read the current climate of a new 'satanic panic' like that which swept the entertainment industry in the 80's, which has now been 'upgraded' to a weird modern 'Luciferian Illuminati Reptilian Panic' and as artists they are reacting to that and are playing their hand well, in a very artful, creative and knowing way.
Her forthcoming album 'I Disagree' is due for release on Sumerian Records in January 2020 and preorders are live now.
The title track and its accompanying video are online now.
Check out the Poppy youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/user/thatPoppyTV
Instagram is: https://www.instagram.com/impoppy/
Titanic Sinclair is here: https://www.instagram.com/titanicsinclair/
I post my shitty paintings, pictures of my cats and some BBC Radio 1 Rock Show stuff here: https://www.instagram.com/danielpcarter/
Speaking of shitty paintings, The double portraits I painted of Poppy and Titanic are Oil, Acrylic and Ink on paper (approx 12" x 12")
You can buy a print of the painting of Poppy here.
A five star review on iTunes, some nice words of appreciation and your recommendation to friends is always welcomed.
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I recently spoke with Perry when he was here in London for a couple of shows to launch his new album 'Kind Heaven'
We sat in his hotel the afternoon of the first of two shows the Kind Heaven Orchestra, featuring Perrys wife and co-vocalist Etty, played at The Box in Soho. It was unlike any gig I've been to, very intimate, interactive and inclusive. It was pretty wonderful to see.
During our conversation we discussed the new project, the interactive and immersive experience in Las Vegas, Janes Addiction, Travel, Music, Creativity, Politics and an event that happened in Perry's life that had a profound effect on him...
The album Kind Heaven is available to buy and is now on all streaming platforms.
Perry can be found here: www.instagram.com/perryfarrelloffocoal and here www.twitter.com/perryfarrell
You can learn about Kind Heaven here: https://kindheaven.com
The podcast is here www.instagram.com/swimpodcast / www.twitter.com/swimpodcast / www.acast.com/someonewhoisntme
Daniel is www.instagram.com/danielpcarter and www.twitter.com/danielpcarter
The portrait of perry was something of a struggle for some reason, I was definitely over-thinking it but in any case its oil, acrylic, ink and pencil on paper.
Subscribe and a nice review on iTunes would be appreciated.
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In this episode I talk with NOFX frontman / songwriter Fat Mike about his incredible recent album as Cokie The Clown called You're Welcome (Fat Wreck Chords)
We started off by discussing the upcoming show that NOFX is playing in Portland (they've announced it now so I didn't need to bleep it out) with an orchestra 'The Decline' in full and then moved onto the Cokie record and little about his musical Home Street Home. We also talk a bit about Mike's love of BDSM and his line of womens clothing for men. All in all it was a very open and frank conversation.
Mike can be found here: www.instagram.com/fatmikedude
His label is here: https://fatwreck.com/
I can be found here: www.instagram.com/danielpcarter & www.twitter.com/danielpcarter
The podcast is here: www.instagram.com/swimpodcast & www.twitter.com/swimpodcast
As always, my cover painting of Mike is in oil, acrylic and ink on paper.
If you would like to support the podcast, you can do so here. Thanks.
Please leave a review on iTunes and spread the word about the pod.
Thank you.
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In this episode I talk with Refused frontman Dennis Lyxzén about the history of the band, its legacy and where its heading next. We speak a bit about his new band Fake Names which features some legendary musicians who played in bands such as Minor Threat, Embrace, Enon and Girls Against Boys. Over the course of the hour or so we discuss hardcore punk, creativity and more.
Dennis can be found here: www.instagram.com/dennislyxzen
Refused are here: www.officialrefused.com
I can be found here: www.instagram.com/danielpcarter & www.twitter.com/danielpcarter
The podcast is here: www.instagram.com/swimpodcast & www.twitter.com/swimpodcast
As always, my cover painting of Dennis is in oil, acrylic and ink on paper.
Please leave a review on iTunes and spread the word about the pod.
If you would like to support the podcast, you can do so here. Thanks.
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In this episode I speak with Adam 'Nergal' Darski, front man and songwriter for Polish metal band Behemoth and alt country duo Me And That Man.
We recorded this on the eve of the release of the latest Behemoth album 'I Loved You At Your Darkest' and we discussed the writing, shaping and recording of the album. Aside from the song writing I also got into a discussion about the incredible artwork by acclaimed Italian painter Nicola Samori that was used for the albums cover and subsequent singles and how the intended art by the fantastic Russian occult artist Dennis Forkas Kostromitin, who previously worked with the band on several releases, including albums The Satanist, Messe Noire and the Xiadz EP, ended up being shelved for later usage.
Adam can be found here www.instagram.com/nergal69 and the band are here https://behemoth.pl/ and www.instagram.com/behemothofficial
'I Loved You At Your Darkest' is out now on Metal Blade Records.
The band are touring throughout Europe during the summer festivals including Download here in the UK. All dates are on their website.
My cover painting of Nergal is Oil, Acrylic and Ink on paper.
Peace
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In this episode I spoke with Randy from Lamb Of God, when his band were over supporting Slayer at the final headline show Slayer were doing in London before calling it quits. We talked about life, art and music that encompassed stuff like the nature of being in the public eye, social media, the state of the world and his passion for photography.
You can find Randy online here: www.instagram.com/drandallblythe
This is his only social media as he hates it. Haha!
You can find the podcast here: www.instagram.com/swimpodcast and www.twitter.com/swimpodcast
please hit me up with any suggestions for future guests etc.
Leave a review on iTunes (5 stars and glowing praise always appreciated.)
Stream on Spotify on loop with the sound down and i may even get some money. Speaking of which, would anyone want to buy merch? Shirts or something to help support the podcast? Let me know. Thanks as always.
I apologise that the intro is something of a bum out.
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