This week on Heavy Metal Tones, I sit down with Jeff Taylor of Cleric Witch to dive deep into his journey through the world of independent metal. From the struggles and triumphs of carving out a space in the underground scene to pushing the boundaries of sound with his experimental and extreme music, Jeff shares his raw perspective on what it means to create without compromise.

As a special treat, the episode closes with an exclusive stream-only version of “692-133” from the album Extinction.

Please head to His Bandcamp page to buy your downloads and help an independent creator stay making music.

https://clericwitch.bandcamp.com/album/black-earth

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This week on Heavy Metal Tones it’s all about the local scene in a full-throttle Local Metal Special. In the first half, I dive into Blackened Dred’s crushing debut Satan Is The Law, wrapping up the review with the blistering title track — shared with kind permission from the band. For part two, I revisit an interview I recorded for Metal Roos with another rising force, Project Ultimate Satan, captured just before the big feature we dropped back in Episode 203. To close the show, we go live and raw with Blackened Dred’s raging performance of Whisky and Leather from the legendary home of Australian metal, The Basso, Canberra.

A celebration of heavy riffs, local legends, and the pure energy of the underground.

Blackened Dred

https://www.facebook.com/p/Blackened-Dred-61559981460433/

https://blackeneddred.bandcamp.com/album/satan-is-the-law

Project Ultimate Satan

https://www.facebook.com/projectultimatesatan/

https://projectultimatesatan.bandcamp.com/album/the-opus-satanas

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Heavy Metal Tones – Metal Roos Volume 5

This week’s Metal Roos Volume 5 is a power metal special, diving into two separate interviews with the legendary voices of Helloween, Michael Kiske and Andi Deris. Both were promoting the band’s latest album Giants and Monsters, and share not only their thoughts on the record but also personal reflections on their lives, careers, and the journey that has kept Helloween at the forefront of the genre.

Between the interviews, I feature a track from Satin White’s brand-new album Born, bringing a fresh perspective to the episode and showing how new acts are carving their own space in the metal scene.

A mix of legacy and new blood, this episode captures the energy, history, and humanity behind the music.

Metal-roos.com.au your place for all your music needs.....

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