#333: The Black Dahlia Murder's Trevor Strnad

Trevor Strnad is back on the show to discuss the new Black Dahlia
Murder album, Verminous. We tackle the vampire-related lyrical
themes of the record, how it's easy to trace the new elements on
each of the band's albums that helped them evolve to the next era,
the myriad easter eggs on Verminous, and Ritual landing on many
best-of-the-decade lists. We also discuss the power Bram Stoker’s
Dracula has on women in particular, the greatness of actor Bill
Paxton, Trevor's love of Symphony X and power metal, the danger of
revisiting movies that you loved as a kid, and how today's films
don't have the same cult impact they once did. Petar and Brandon
dish on Tommy Lee thinking the Mötley Crüe summer tour will still
happen, our thoughts on what has to occur in order for that to be
the case, and what the risks of doing a tour that soon would be.
Songs: The Black Dahlia Murder - “Verminous" and “Child of Night,"
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