Listen to playlist first here;
Apple Music
https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/pit-warning-episode-14/pl.u-6mo4MleCBxv06G
Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2DJVBU3exPamMRPiW1RsSM?si=h1LvekI5QOOujVSbCOSGUQ
Summary
In this episode, the hosts dive into a curated playlist featuring a variety of heavy music, discussing each track's unique elements, influences, and the artists behind them. They explore the sounds of Skjolden, Hedonist, xNullifyx, Enumerable Forms, Turian, Die Spitz, Military Gun, and Bastard Mycosis, providing insights into the music's composition, lyrical themes, and overall impact. The conversation highlights the diversity within the metal genre and the excitement surrounding new releases.
Keywords
music reviews, metal, curated playlists, reviews, Skjolden, Hedonist, xNullifyx, Enumerable Forms, Turian, Die Spitz, Military Gun, Bastard Mycosis
Takeaways
The playlist features a mix of heavy music from various artists.
Skjolden's sound is described as easy listening black metal.
Hedonist's title track showcases heavy and intricate compositions.
Nullify blends old and new hardcore influences effectively.
Enumerable Form combines death and doom metal elements.
Turian's music varies significantly across tracks, appealing to diverse tastes.
Dice Bits offers catchy tunes that resonate with younger audiences.
Military Gun's new release is seen as a potential song of the summer.
Bastard Mycosis brings a unique take on death metal with a laid-back vocal style.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of supporting up-and-coming bands.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Playlist
03:01 Exploring Skjolden's Sound
05:54 Diving into Hedonist
09:09 Introducing Nullify
12:10 Analyzing Enumerable Form
15:03 Turian's Unique Style
32:01 Exploring Musical Influences and Vibes
35:00 Diving into Song Structure and Catchiness
39:09 Band Dynamics and Youthful Energy
42:08 Navigating Genre and Audience Appeal
44:58 The Summer Anthem and Catchy Tunes
53:57 Transitioning to New Sounds and Styles
59:50 Final Thoughts and Reflections
Produced by Nate Rippey
