Review Episodes

Derek and John love the solid fucking song writing on The Barbarians Of California - And Now I'm Just Gnashing My Teeth.

20th Anniversary of Lamb of God's Ahses of The Wake? Yes please.

This week John and Derek dig into Kill The Mind, the latest EP from Downpour.

Category 7 is an American heavy metal supergroup formed in 2023. Its lineup features Armored Saint and former Anthrax frontman John Bush, Kerry King sideman and former Machine Head guitarist Phil Demmel, Adrenaline Mob guitarist Mike Orlando, Exodus bassist Jack Gibson, and Overkill and Shadows Fall drummer Jason Bittner. John and Derek get into this record and tell you what they think.

Patriarchs in Black Visioning is a chefs kiss to Black Sabbath. The guys get into why the record is a worthy ode to Sabbath and other metal genres.

David Picked P.O.D. Let's see if the guys dig it.

The guys get into Cavalera Conspiracy - Schizophrenia. Track by track we talk about how this might be one of the greatest re-recorded metal albums ever.

Boundaries - Death Is Little More is a bruising record. The guys get into it and sift through the gore to see if you should invest.

John loves himself some proggy chug. Wheel's Charismatic Leaders is full of all the progressive goodness that one could hope for. Find out what the two turds thought!

John and Derek get into Kerry King's masterful From Hell I Rise.

The guys neglect punk no more. We get into Death Len's new energetic opus Cold World.

This time around the fellas are chatting about VOIDKIND, the new release from Scottish prog sludge band DVNE. It’s a strong record and the guys have plenty to say about it. Grab yourself some snacks and a cold one (we’d recommend some haggis with cracked pepper crisps and a Harviestoun…) and drop in for the convo! The video version is up now on YouTube (if you've got the stones to look at the ugly mugs of the Shit Talk trifecta!) Check the site at https://www.shittalkreviews.com for all th...

We love us some Max! We jump in to the first release off the Schizophrenia re-recording of Sepultura's classic.

Melvins Tarantula Heart Review by the guys. The Melvins put out a new album almost every year. The question is, how good is this record. The guys tell you....have a listen.

Motley Crue's Dogs of War is a debacle.

It’s a lovefest this week as the guys get into the debut release from Crownshift. With members from Nightwish, Children Of Bodom, Fintroll and Wintersun

This time around two of the three idiots (who make up this podcast trifecta of ineptitude) have a chat about Epic, the new album from supergroup Vltimas

David J and John sit down and yammer on about Warp Speed Warriors, the new album from DragonForce

This episode the yahoos talk about Bruce Dickinson's new solo album The Mandrake Project.

The guys plop down and dig into the monstrous new album from Enterprise Earth. It's a beast of an album with enough meat on the bone to feed a country or two. Join in the frivolities and witness the majesty of David not knowing who Bruce Dickenson's studio band is, John speaking way out of turn and Derek falling prey to his own innards. Check out all the reviews, podcasts and other nonsense at https://www.shittalkreviews.com. #enterpriseearth #death:ananthology #podcast #albumreview #metal #d...

Judas Priest are in the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame. With Invincible Shield, they return with a triumph. We give our take on where it stands in their incredible catalog.

This time around John, Derek "Ackbar" Showerhead and David J get into the latest offering from Ministry: Hopiumforthemasses. All of the guys were excited to chat about this album because, well, it's Ministry. (It's hard to go wrong with Al...) Grab some snacky cakes, a tasty beverage and settle in. Swing by https://www.shittalkreviews.com for all the podcasts, written reviews and pick up a sticker pack! #ministry #hopiumforthemasses #industrial #metal #heavymetal #nuclearblast

Lord Dying- Clandestine Transcendence is an opus worthy of your time. Hear what the guys had to say about The Dreamer!

The collision of Djent and Death Metal. Alluvial is a beastly delight.