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2 Stunden 7 Minuten
Knarzend öffnet sich das Friedhofstor. Nebelschwaden umsäumen welkende Grabesblumen und Gestein, älter gar als das Gebein darunter. Schatten tanzen im Mondeslicht, derschrille Schrei einer nachtschwarzen Krähe weist den Weg zu einem Gebilde aus brüchigem Marmor – ein Mausoleum. Die Pforte zur verwunschenen Krypta, sie steht offen. Zwei Gestalten, in Kutten gehüllt, finstere Leere dort, wo man Gesichter wähnen wollte – sie treten hervor und laden ein, den Weg ins Innere zu beschreiten. Die Stufen, tief hinab, nebst Würmern, Maden und Getier, immer tiefer, dorthin, wo aus düsteren Kammern altvergessene Schmerzensschreie locken … EARBVDS … FROM THE CRYPT!
In diesem brandneuen Format der Earbvds laden Tobi und Aaron (@Phosphorus) ein, gemeinsam durch die Grimoires des metallischen Obskuritätenkabinett zu stöbern, und so manch unheilige Entdeckung zu feiern. In dieser ersten Folge beginnen wir unsere unheilige Messe mit einer Auswahl der abgründigsten Highlights des Jahres 2026: Gorrch –Stillamentum (00:05:36), Crouch – Breaking the Catatonic State (00:19:04), Diva Karr – Call Me Nothing (00:35:00), the Absence, sowie Portrayal of Guilt - … Beginning of the End (00:45:54).
Außerdem widmen wir uns in dieser wie in jeder kommenden FROM THE CRYPT-Folge einem aktuell relevanten Thema; heute: Kein Fußbreit dem KI-smus (01:01:20). Dazu besprechen wir in einem Interview mit unserem Experten Gast Sandro (@ryu.dysmorphia) unsere Sorgen sowie die akuten Herausforderungen in unserer Szenearbeit hinsichtlich der wachsenden Präsenz von KI-generierten Inhalten.
Zuletzt drehen Aaron und ich am Rad und spinnen den eigens entworfenen Random-Subgenre-Generator (RSG), um in den Tiefen des weltweiten Untergrundes nach wahnwitzigen Klängen zu suchen, die unsere Nerdherzen höherschlagen lassen. Dieses Mal exhumieren und vergenusswurzeln wir die vergrabenen Köstlichkeiten des japanischen Avantgarde Metalcores, Dimlim – Chedoara (01:41:06), wie auch des schweizerischen Oldschool-Hardcores, Lifecrusher – In Death, We All Rot the Same (01:51:00).
Folgt uns in die Abgründe der geschwärzten Klänge. Folgt uns in die Crypt.
In Dankbarkeit und Ehrerbietung huldigen wir den folgenden Personen:
Phosphorus – Titelsong
Sandro (@Ryu.Dysmorphia) – Artwork & Guest
Phil (@feedthebeast_fanzine) – Logo Design
Dock11 – Studio / Support
In diesem brandneuen Format der Earbvds laden Tobi und Aaron (@Phosphorus) ein, gemeinsam durch die Grimoires des metallischen Obskuritätenkabinett zu stöbern, und so manch unheilige Entdeckung zu feiern. In dieser ersten Folge beginnen wir unsere unheilige Messe mit einer Auswahl der abgründigsten Highlights des Jahres 2026: Gorrch –Stillamentum (00:05:36), Crouch – Breaking the Catatonic State (00:19:04), Diva Karr – Call Me Nothing (00:35:00), the Absence, sowie Portrayal of Guilt - … Beginning of the End (00:45:54).
Außerdem widmen wir uns in dieser wie in jeder kommenden FROM THE CRYPT-Folge einem aktuell relevanten Thema; heute: Kein Fußbreit dem KI-smus (01:01:20). Dazu besprechen wir in einem Interview mit unserem Experten Gast Sandro (@ryu.dysmorphia) unsere Sorgen sowie die akuten Herausforderungen in unserer Szenearbeit hinsichtlich der wachsenden Präsenz von KI-generierten Inhalten.
Zuletzt drehen Aaron und ich am Rad und spinnen den eigens entworfenen Random-Subgenre-Generator (RSG), um in den Tiefen des weltweiten Untergrundes nach wahnwitzigen Klängen zu suchen, die unsere Nerdherzen höherschlagen lassen. Dieses Mal exhumieren und vergenusswurzeln wir die vergrabenen Köstlichkeiten des japanischen Avantgarde Metalcores, Dimlim – Chedoara (01:41:06), wie auch des schweizerischen Oldschool-Hardcores, Lifecrusher – In Death, We All Rot the Same (01:51:00).
Folgt uns in die Abgründe der geschwärzten Klänge. Folgt uns in die Crypt.
In Dankbarkeit und Ehrerbietung huldigen wir den folgenden Personen:
Phosphorus – Titelsong
Sandro (@Ryu.Dysmorphia) – Artwork & Guest
Phil (@feedthebeast_fanzine) – Logo Design
Dock11 – Studio / Support
2 Stunden 49 Minuten
An undertaker, a roller coaster enthusiast, and five nerds walk into a bar, but oh my, there’s an electric elephant in the room. Sounds like a joke? Well, some of this was funny. Other things, however, well, you gotta listen for yourselves.
What started out as an innocuous promise given more than four years ago now finally came back to haunt one particular bvd; namely, that he shall be forced into a conversation about the latest offering and general significance of that notorious, most polarizing bunch of callboys. Said conversation (and other sonic disasters) notwithstanding, we were most fortunate and grateful to finally receive the privilege of our interlocutors’ company: the well-versed, minutely media-trained, and perfectly pitched Phil and Hendrik from your bvds’ very own metalcore malefactors, NEVERLAND.
So, fasten your seatbelts and make yourselves comfortable for a verifiable thrill-ride across a record-breaking total of eleven albums!
After some deadpan digging in our guests’ past and present musical laurels, we discuss another eclectic selection of fresh tunes, including the recent releases by Protest the Hero – Within (00:32:24), Electric Callboy – Tanzneid (00:46:01), Allt – Ataraxia (01:15:16), Loathe – A Stranger to You (01:29:04), Motionless in White – Decades (01:40:29), as well as Show Me the Body – Alone Together (01:51:53).
As usual, the “lost & found” section of the show comes with a new category! This episode, we observe the chromatic spectrum of metal in search of its true colors, as we are looking for “the best album with an artwork in your favorite color”. So, clap your heels and prance along with us down the yellow brick road towards the other side of the rainbow, as we bathe in the sonic and prismatic glory of The Red Chord – Clients (02:03:30), Bring Me the Horizon – Count Your Blessings | Repented (02:10:41), Maximum the Hormone – Bu-Ikikaesu (02:20:11), Between the Buried and Me – Colors (02:25:39), and, finally, Brutus – Unison Life (02:31:28).
One more thing, as usual: we’re on Discord! 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
Cover Art: ryu.dysmorphia
Music: Thomas Kuhn and Timon
Guests: Phil and Hendrik (NEVERLAND)
Special Thanks to Dock 11 for accommodating us in their lovely studio.
What started out as an innocuous promise given more than four years ago now finally came back to haunt one particular bvd; namely, that he shall be forced into a conversation about the latest offering and general significance of that notorious, most polarizing bunch of callboys. Said conversation (and other sonic disasters) notwithstanding, we were most fortunate and grateful to finally receive the privilege of our interlocutors’ company: the well-versed, minutely media-trained, and perfectly pitched Phil and Hendrik from your bvds’ very own metalcore malefactors, NEVERLAND.
So, fasten your seatbelts and make yourselves comfortable for a verifiable thrill-ride across a record-breaking total of eleven albums!
After some deadpan digging in our guests’ past and present musical laurels, we discuss another eclectic selection of fresh tunes, including the recent releases by Protest the Hero – Within (00:32:24), Electric Callboy – Tanzneid (00:46:01), Allt – Ataraxia (01:15:16), Loathe – A Stranger to You (01:29:04), Motionless in White – Decades (01:40:29), as well as Show Me the Body – Alone Together (01:51:53).
As usual, the “lost & found” section of the show comes with a new category! This episode, we observe the chromatic spectrum of metal in search of its true colors, as we are looking for “the best album with an artwork in your favorite color”. So, clap your heels and prance along with us down the yellow brick road towards the other side of the rainbow, as we bathe in the sonic and prismatic glory of The Red Chord – Clients (02:03:30), Bring Me the Horizon – Count Your Blessings | Repented (02:10:41), Maximum the Hormone – Bu-Ikikaesu (02:20:11), Between the Buried and Me – Colors (02:25:39), and, finally, Brutus – Unison Life (02:31:28).
One more thing, as usual: we’re on Discord! 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
Cover Art: ryu.dysmorphia
Music: Thomas Kuhn and Timon
Guests: Phil and Hendrik (NEVERLAND)
Special Thanks to Dock 11 for accommodating us in their lovely studio.
31 Minuten
Zwei junge Bvds, die Rock am Ring besuchten, und einer, der die Welt nicht mehr versteht - und sie nun interviewen soll. Wer darin kein Rezept für unterhaltsame 30min erkennt, hat die Musik nie geliebt, oder so.
Hört rein, wie Thomas und Jil ihre zahlreichen Highlights des diesjährigen Ring-Besuchs rekapitulieren: von gehäkelten Glücksglühwürmchen mit Brigitte und Electric Callboy, über Wohnzimmervibes mit Limp Bizkit, bis hin zu Depp, äääh Deep Talk mit Sabaton. Reichlich Zündstoff für eine weitere Ausgabe unsere kurz-und-knackig Formats, Extrabvds!
Hört rein, wie Thomas und Jil ihre zahlreichen Highlights des diesjährigen Ring-Besuchs rekapitulieren: von gehäkelten Glücksglühwürmchen mit Brigitte und Electric Callboy, über Wohnzimmervibes mit Limp Bizkit, bis hin zu Depp, äääh Deep Talk mit Sabaton. Reichlich Zündstoff für eine weitere Ausgabe unsere kurz-und-knackig Formats, Extrabvds!
2 Stunden 32 Minuten
Goodness gracious, great balls of fire, is this a sauna or what? That big ol’ blazing ball in the sky seems downright determined to slow-roast every last one of us. So, what’s a sensible metalhead supposed to do? Why, let us tell you, and let us tell you good: Hole up in the darkest room in the house, yank them blinds shut tighter than an emo’s skinny jeans, pour yourself some ice-cold lemonade, and settle in for two-and-a half hours of pure, unadulterated nerd-metal glory.
Join us, as one of our most seriously-metal guests returns for a serial instalment, honoring us with his presence for a second time: the not at all hungover wild child spirit of metal, Aaron, from Saarland’s one and only heavy black metal vanguards @The Fals.
After some sunblocking sweet-talk with our guest about his band’s brand-new, pipin’-hot new album Where Cold Steel Gleams, we discuss another eclectic selection of fresh tunes, including the recent releases by Grotesque and Grandeur – To Wither, To Become ( 00:43:15), Kaatayra – Caminhos de Água (00:53:00), Midwinter – A Love I Hope Will Haunt Me Forever (01:08:36), Periphery – A Pale White Dot (01:22:30), as well as Spell – Wretched Heart (01:32:10).
As usual, the “lost & found” section of the show comes with a new category! This episode, we return to our respective classic metal cribs, as we are looking for “the best album from the year we were born”. So, dust off your battle jackets and iron your vintage vests, as we treat you and ourselves to some of the finest 80s and 90s metal albums, including the iconic Slayer – Reign in Blood (01:41:30), Bathory – Blood Fire Death (01:52:34), Bolt Thrower – Realm of Chaos (02:01:38), Machine Head – Burn My Eyes (02:11:44), and, last but not least, Symphony X – The Divine Wings of Tragedy (02:17:30).
One more thing, as usual: we’re on Discord! 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
Cover Art: ryu.dysmorphia
Music: Thomas Kuhn, Timon, and The Fals
Guest: Aaron (THE FALS)
Special Thanks to Dock 11 for accommodating us in their lovely studio.
Join us, as one of our most seriously-metal guests returns for a serial instalment, honoring us with his presence for a second time: the not at all hungover wild child spirit of metal, Aaron, from Saarland’s one and only heavy black metal vanguards @The Fals.
After some sunblocking sweet-talk with our guest about his band’s brand-new, pipin’-hot new album Where Cold Steel Gleams, we discuss another eclectic selection of fresh tunes, including the recent releases by Grotesque and Grandeur – To Wither, To Become ( 00:43:15), Kaatayra – Caminhos de Água (00:53:00), Midwinter – A Love I Hope Will Haunt Me Forever (01:08:36), Periphery – A Pale White Dot (01:22:30), as well as Spell – Wretched Heart (01:32:10).
As usual, the “lost & found” section of the show comes with a new category! This episode, we return to our respective classic metal cribs, as we are looking for “the best album from the year we were born”. So, dust off your battle jackets and iron your vintage vests, as we treat you and ourselves to some of the finest 80s and 90s metal albums, including the iconic Slayer – Reign in Blood (01:41:30), Bathory – Blood Fire Death (01:52:34), Bolt Thrower – Realm of Chaos (02:01:38), Machine Head – Burn My Eyes (02:11:44), and, last but not least, Symphony X – The Divine Wings of Tragedy (02:17:30).
One more thing, as usual: we’re on Discord! 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
Cover Art: ryu.dysmorphia
Music: Thomas Kuhn, Timon, and The Fals
Guest: Aaron (THE FALS)
Special Thanks to Dock 11 for accommodating us in their lovely studio.
2 Stunden 38 Minuten
Heaven, Lord Mary … some things just don’t translate properly. Anyways, we’re finally back with a new episode, and this time we’re rocking with the punks for (a) change … pun intended. So, polish your piercings, re-grease your mohawks, and open a can of your finest – which is to say, cheapest – off-brand lager for this celebratory re-sealing of an ancient covenant. Join us, as punks and metalheads become unified once more, and simply meet as bvds. For this, we welcome in our midst two gloriously (hey ho, let’s) go-getting individuals: the diversely haired, incredibly talented, uniquely voiced and inspiringly vocal Yannick and Nina of Saarland’s finest punk rocking outfit, Herr Marie.
After some unprotected kickflippin’ down the half-pipes of memory, we discuss another eclectic selection of fresh tunes, including the recent releases by Doodseskader – The Change is Me (00:43:54), Gaerea – Loss (00:58:24), Angine de Poitrine – Vol. II (01:12:38), Mallavora – What If Better Never Comes? (01:31:23), as well as The Casualties – Detonate (01:40:10).
As usual, the “lost & found” section of the show comes with a new category! This episode, we double-down on double trouble, as we are looking for “the best album by a band with only two members”. So, dismiss your horn section and pair your headphones for this detonation of duplex dynamite, as we blow each other up over the explosive releases by Satyricon – Now, Diabolical (01:51:07), We Butter The Bread With Butter – Das Monster Aus Dem Schrank (01:58:50), Now, Now Every Children – Cars (02:07:38), Bionic Ghost Kids – Horrorshow (02:12:11), and last but obviously not least, Pound - (02:19:52).
One more thing, as usual: we’re on Discord! 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
Cover Art: ryu.dysmorphia
Music: Thomas Kuhn, Timon, and Pound
Guests: Yannick and Nina (HERR MARIE)
Special Thanks to Dock 11 for accommodating us in their lovely studio.
After some unprotected kickflippin’ down the half-pipes of memory, we discuss another eclectic selection of fresh tunes, including the recent releases by Doodseskader – The Change is Me (00:43:54), Gaerea – Loss (00:58:24), Angine de Poitrine – Vol. II (01:12:38), Mallavora – What If Better Never Comes? (01:31:23), as well as The Casualties – Detonate (01:40:10).
As usual, the “lost & found” section of the show comes with a new category! This episode, we double-down on double trouble, as we are looking for “the best album by a band with only two members”. So, dismiss your horn section and pair your headphones for this detonation of duplex dynamite, as we blow each other up over the explosive releases by Satyricon – Now, Diabolical (01:51:07), We Butter The Bread With Butter – Das Monster Aus Dem Schrank (01:58:50), Now, Now Every Children – Cars (02:07:38), Bionic Ghost Kids – Horrorshow (02:12:11), and last but obviously not least, Pound - (02:19:52).
One more thing, as usual: we’re on Discord! 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
Cover Art: ryu.dysmorphia
Music: Thomas Kuhn, Timon, and Pound
Guests: Yannick and Nina (HERR MARIE)
Special Thanks to Dock 11 for accommodating us in their lovely studio.
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We love music. And we're buds. And we're so very trve. We're
EARBVDS! In Earbuds, we review and talk about music (mostly metal).
Old stuff. Recent stuff. Stuff that made us the passionate
musicians and metal aficionados that we are today. Sometimes we
agree. Sometimes we disagree. Sometimes we tear each other apart.
But we'll always have fun along the way. There might also be
guests. Who knows? This is the beginning of a journey... Want to be
our Earbud?
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