The ink – and the tears! – have barely dried on the records of
our EARBVM-of-the-year episode, and yet we’re already back in the
saddle with a fresh one. Tune in, as we are joined by not one,
not two, but three (!!!) guests (and a new-ish team member) for
the first series of 2025 reviews, and our most ambitious
recording session yet. Needless to say, some things went wrong
with the audio, not least because the grand master of audio
wizardry for the first time in recorded podcast history trusted
his callow apprentice with post-production sorcery, and well,
what can I say ... “Spirits that I’ve cited, my commands ignore”
... But be that as it may, we trust in your patience as well as
your reflexes when it comes to adjusting the volume on your audio
device, and, in turn, are confident that we have nevertheless
prepared a tremendously exciting episode for you!
For this episode, three slithering serpents in black and white
have come out of the woodwork to join our sacrilegious
sssnakepit: the extremely committed, fantastically knowledgeable,
monumentally monochrome, and wonderfully witty Jakob, Janick, and
Nadja from Saarland’s trvest den of underground anguine
facilitators: Corpsepaint Cobra!
After some conversation with our ophidian guests, we discuss
another eclectic selection of heavy music, including the recent
releases by Heisskalt – Vom Tun und Lassen (00:25:46), Jinjer –
Duél (00:42:45), Crush Your Soul – Living Gracious (00:54:08),
Zero Absolu – La Saignée (01:06:27), and Eidola – Mend
(01:24:45). As introduced in our previous episode, the amended
“lost & found” section of the show comes with another
category! This episode, we put on our politeness-hats, douse
ourselves in maple sirup, and embark on a quest to find the best
albums by Canadian bands, the contenders of which are Kataklysm –
Serenity in Fire (01:43:19), Into Eternity – The Scattering of
Ashes (01:52:46), Cancer Bats – Hail Destroyer (02:02:25), Tomb
Mold – Manor of Infinite Forms (02:10:35), and Red Handed Denial
– Redeemer (02:21:01).
As always, we're happy to provide a Spotify-playlist to
complement this episode for your convenience. Check it out!
Most importantly, if you want to support Corpsepaint Cobra and
get involved in the Saarland local underground music scene, make
sure to check out their website and become a member!
One more thing, as usual: We’re on Discord now! Come join the
cult! We would love for you to join the Earbvds family and talk
music with us!
Once again, we invite you to come along for this metallic journey
of epic proportions.
Instagram: @earbvds666
Covert Art: franzbrand
Music: Thomas Kuhn
Guests: Corpsepaint Cobra
Special Thanks to Dock 11 for accommodating us in
their lovely studio!
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