<![CDATA[The Wall of Death Podcast]]>Welcome to The Wall of Death Podcast, the ultimate weekly hang for heavy music fans. Join your hosts—Kyle, Cael, Aaron, and Rhett—as they dive into the chaos of the metalcore and post-hardcore scenes. We aren’t here for stuffy critiques; we’re just three friends breaking down the latest releases, touring news, and the wildest threads from the pit internet. From new single reviews and playlist deep-dives to our weekly thirst trap, we cover it all. Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and join the conversation. Support your local scene, and hit subscribe to join the pit

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kyle31Riverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Fri, 21 Aug 2026 00:55:57 GMTThu, 09 Jul 2026 00:33:38 GMT60Cliftomaniac Productions<p>Welcome to The Wall of Death Podcast, the ultimate weekly hang for heavy music fans. Join your hosts—Kyle, Cael, Aaron, and Rhett—as they dive into the chaos of the metalcore and post-hardcore scenes. We aren’t here for stuffy critiques; we’re just three friends breaking down the latest releases, touring news, and the wildest threads from the pit internet. From new single reviews and playlist deep-dives to our weekly thirst trap, we cover it all. Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and join the conversation. Support your local scene, and hit subscribe to join the pit</p>episodicCliftomaniac Productionsthewallofdeathpod@gmail.comyes<![CDATA[#9 | Is Electric Callboy's "Tanzneid" Album of the Year Material?!]]>The podcast begins with introductions and a discussion about the expectations for the episode. This is followed by the 'Song Radar' segment, where Rhett, Kyle, Cael, and Aaron share their music picks. The episode then moves on to a 'New Band Breakdown' and a discussion of various bands and songs, including new music discoveries and specific bands and songs. The conversation delves into diverse musical preferences and engages in in-depth song reviews, exploring The Funeral Portrait, reviewing 'Where the Quiet Devours Me Whole' by Like Moths to Flames, and 'Cut It' by Northlane. The conversation covers detailed reviews and ratings of individual songs as well as the overall album "Tanzneid" by Electric Callboy. The panelists share their thoughts on each song, highlighting their likes and dislikes. They also provide ratings for the songs and the album as a whole, expressing their overall impressions and experiences. The conversation delves into the topic of metalcore crushes and the discussion of attractive musicians, exploring the personal preferences and admiration for various artists within the metalcore genre.

Takeaways

  • New music discoveries
  • Discussion of specific songs and bands Diverse musical preferences
  • Engaging in-depth song reviews Song reviews and ratings
  • Album review and ratings Metalcore crushes
  • Discussion of attractive musicians

Chapters

  • 00:00 Introductions and Expectations
  • 01:38 Song Radar: Rhett's Picks
  • 03:09 Song Radar: Kyle's Picks
  • 06:39 Song Radar: Aaron's Picks
  • 11:25 New Band Breakdown
  • 15:47 Discussion of Various Bands and Songs
  • 19:46 Exploring The Funeral Portrait
  • 23:18 Song Review: Where the Quiet Devours Me Whole by Like Moths to Flames
  • 37:39 Song Review: Cut It by North Lane
  • 42:03 Song Reviews and Ratings
  • 43:32 Album Review and Ratings
  • 01:02:00 Metalcore Crushes
  • 01:04:59 Attractive Musicians
]]>76b3888b-0707-4cb4-a02c-b1c6da88a01eFri, 14 Aug 2026 07:00:00 GMT<p>The podcast begins with introductions and a discussion about the expectations for the episode. This is followed by the 'Song Radar' segment, where Rhett, Kyle, Cael, and Aaron share their music picks. The episode then moves on to a 'New Band Breakdown' and a discussion of various bands and songs, including new music discoveries and specific bands and songs. The conversation delves into diverse musical preferences and engages in in-depth song reviews, exploring The Funeral Portrait, reviewing 'Where the Quiet Devours Me Whole' by Like Moths to Flames, and 'Cut It' by Northlane. The conversation covers detailed reviews and ratings of individual songs as well as the overall album "Tanzneid" by Electric Callboy. The panelists share their thoughts on each song, highlighting their likes and dislikes. They also provide ratings for the songs and the album as a whole, expressing their overall impressions and experiences. The conversation delves into the topic of metalcore crushes and the discussion of attractive musicians, exploring the personal preferences and admiration for various artists within the metalcore genre.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>New music discoveries</li><li>Discussion of specific songs and bands Diverse musical preferences</li><li>Engaging in-depth song reviews Song reviews and ratings</li><li>Album review and ratings Metalcore crushes</li><li>Discussion of attractive musicians</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Introductions and Expectations</li><li>01:38 Song Radar: Rhett's Picks</li><li>03:09 Song Radar: Kyle's Picks</li><li>06:39 Song Radar: Aaron's Picks</li><li>11:25 New Band Breakdown</li><li>15:47 Discussion of Various Bands and Songs</li><li>19:46 Exploring The Funeral Portrait</li><li>23:18 Song Review: Where the Quiet Devours Me Whole by Like Moths to Flames</li><li>37:39 Song Review: Cut It by North Lane</li><li>42:03 Song Reviews and Ratings</li><li>43:32 Album Review and Ratings</li><li>01:02:00 Metalcore Crushes</li><li>01:04:59 Attractive Musicians</li></ul>yes01:17:0219#9 | Is Electric Callboy's "Tanzneid" Album of the Year Material?!full<![CDATA[#8 | Was "Reflections" A Good Album]]>The podcast episode features a casual conversation among the hosts, discussing recent music releases and sharing their thoughts on various songs. They also explore the themes and styles of different bands, providing insights and personal preferences. The conversation covers a variety of topics including music reviews, band preferences, and live concert experiences. The hosts discuss their favorite songs, album reviews, and bands they'd like to see live. They also share their thoughts on specific music genres and their personal preferences. The conversation revolves around the excitement and anticipation of attending live music concerts, discussing various bands and their performances. The hosts express their preferences and experiences with different bands and genres, sharing their enthusiasm for upcoming events and album releases.

Takeaways

  • Exploring new music releases
  • Discussion on the themes and styles of different bands Diverse music preferences among the hosts
  • The excitement and anticipation of attending live concerts
  • The impact of personal experiences on music preferences Live music experiences are highly anticipated and cherished by the hosts.
  • The hosts have diverse preferences in music genres and bands, reflecting their individual tastes and experiences.

Chapters

  • 00:00 Introduction and Song Radar
  • 03:19 New Band Breakdown
  • 07:30 Song Reviews
  • 21:49 Music Reviews and Preferences
  • 26:28 Album Review: Reflections by From Ashes to New
  • 38:41 Live Concert Experiences and Band Preferences
  • 42:01 Anticipation for Live Concerts
  • 43:22 Exploring Different Bands and Genres
  • 46:39 Concert Experiences and Preferences
  • 54:26 Excitement for Future Events and Album Releases
]]>9e42e90a-684c-4cc3-99e2-b8b9c1f41d64Fri, 07 Aug 2026 07:00:00 GMT<p>The podcast episode features a casual conversation among the hosts, discussing recent music releases and sharing their thoughts on various songs. They also explore the themes and styles of different bands, providing insights and personal preferences. The conversation covers a variety of topics including music reviews, band preferences, and live concert experiences. The hosts discuss their favorite songs, album reviews, and bands they'd like to see live. They also share their thoughts on specific music genres and their personal preferences. The conversation revolves around the excitement and anticipation of attending live music concerts, discussing various bands and their performances. The hosts express their preferences and experiences with different bands and genres, sharing their enthusiasm for upcoming events and album releases.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Exploring new music releases</li><li>Discussion on the themes and styles of different bands Diverse music preferences among the hosts</li><li>The excitement and anticipation of attending live concerts</li><li>The impact of personal experiences on music preferences Live music experiences are highly anticipated and cherished by the hosts.</li><li>The hosts have diverse preferences in music genres and bands, reflecting their individual tastes and experiences.</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Introduction and Song Radar</li><li>03:19 New Band Breakdown</li><li>07:30 Song Reviews</li><li>21:49 Music Reviews and Preferences</li><li>26:28 Album Review: Reflections by From Ashes to New</li><li>38:41 Live Concert Experiences and Band Preferences</li><li>42:01 Anticipation for Live Concerts</li><li>43:22 Exploring Different Bands and Genres</li><li>46:39 Concert Experiences and Preferences</li><li>54:26 Excitement for Future Events and Album Releases</li></ul>yes00:56:2618#8 | Was "Reflections" A Good Albumfull<![CDATA[#7 | We Went to a Concert Together!]]>The conversation begins with an introduction and catching up, followed by a humorous recount of Cael's spa day mishap. The hosts then discuss their recent music listening experiences, leading into song reviews for Beartooth's 'Eyes Closed' and Eminence's 'Crestfallen'. The conversation covers music reviews of various bands and albums, including Imminence, Softspoken, Electric Callboy, and Boundaries. It also includes a discussion on music preferences and a concert experience featuring Code:Words and Downswing. The conversation covers a concert experience, band performances, discovering new music, and the addition of a fourth member to the podcast.

Takeaways

  • Humorous spa day mishap
  • Diverse music listening experiences
  • Song reviews for Beartooth and Eminence Diverse music preferences among the speakers
  • Concert experience at a small venue with poor acoustics Concert experiences and live performances
  • Exploring new music and bands
  • Expanding the podcast team with a new member

Chapters

  • 00:00 Introduction and Catching Up
  • 02:13 Cael's Spa Day Mishap
  • 05:43 Music Listening Experience
  • 17:28 Song Review: Beartooth - Eyes Closed
  • 23:16 Song Review: Eminence - Crestfallen
  • 25:30 Music Review: Imminence and Soft Spoken
  • 26:39 Music Review: Electric Hallboy and Soft Spoken
  • 27:21 Music Review: Soft Spoken and Varsity
  • 28:24 Music Review: Soft Spoken and Varsity (Contd.)
  • 28:56 Discussion: Music Preferences and Cutwater
  • 29:29 Discussion: Music Preferences and Soft Spoken
  • 30:30 Music Review: Electric Cowboy
  • 30:50 Music Review: Electric Cowboy (Contd.)
  • 37:34 Music Review: Boundaries Album
  • 51:07 Concert Experience: Code Words and Downswing
  • 52:21 Concert Experience
  • 53:31 Band Performances
  • 56:01 Discovering New Music
  • 01:07:09 Adding a Fourth Member
]]>29fee6c2-2783-45d8-9146-2b9621cda902Fri, 31 Jul 2026 07:00:00 GMT<p>The conversation begins with an introduction and catching up, followed by a humorous recount of Cael's spa day mishap. The hosts then discuss their recent music listening experiences, leading into song reviews for Beartooth's 'Eyes Closed' and Eminence's 'Crestfallen'. The conversation covers music reviews of various bands and albums, including Imminence, Softspoken, Electric Callboy, and Boundaries. It also includes a discussion on music preferences and a concert experience featuring Code:Words and Downswing. The conversation covers a concert experience, band performances, discovering new music, and the addition of a fourth member to the podcast.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Humorous spa day mishap</li><li>Diverse music listening experiences</li><li>Song reviews for Beartooth and Eminence Diverse music preferences among the speakers</li><li>Concert experience at a small venue with poor acoustics Concert experiences and live performances</li><li>Exploring new music and bands</li><li>Expanding the podcast team with a new member</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Introduction and Catching Up</li><li>02:13 Cael's Spa Day Mishap</li><li>05:43 Music Listening Experience</li><li>17:28 Song Review: Beartooth - Eyes Closed</li><li>23:16 Song Review: Eminence - Crestfallen</li><li>25:30 Music Review: Imminence and Soft Spoken</li><li>26:39 Music Review: Electric Hallboy and Soft Spoken</li><li>27:21 Music Review: Soft Spoken and Varsity</li><li>28:24 Music Review: Soft Spoken and Varsity (Contd.)</li><li>28:56 Discussion: Music Preferences and Cutwater</li><li>29:29 Discussion: Music Preferences and Soft Spoken</li><li>30:30 Music Review: Electric Cowboy</li><li>30:50 Music Review: Electric Cowboy (Contd.)</li><li>37:34 Music Review: Boundaries Album</li><li>51:07 Concert Experience: Code Words and Downswing</li><li>52:21 Concert Experience</li><li>53:31 Band Performances</li><li>56:01 Discovering New Music</li><li>01:07:09 Adding a Fourth Member</li></ul>yes01:09:1717#7 | We Went to a Concert Together!full<![CDATA[#6 | Diss Track of The Year?!]]>The podcast begins with a birthday celebration and introduction, followed by discussions on new music discoveries, exploration of pirate metal and Japanese metal, and a deeper dive into the bands Melrose Avenue and Archers. The conversation covers song reviews of 'Bitter' by Scatterbrain, 'Get Paid' by Archers, 'Crawl' by In This Moment, and an album review of 'Decades' by Motionless in White. The hosts share their thoughts on each song and the album, discussing their highs, lows, and overall impressions. The conversation delves into the disappointment with a particular album, followed by a detailed analysis of individual songs. The discussion then shifts to favorite songs and the strategy of releasing songs before the full album. This leads to a conversation about favorite venues for metalcore concerts and the European concert experience.

Takeaways

  • Exploring new music genres and bands
  • Deeper appreciation for familiar bands through a deeper dive Drama in the Metalcore scene enhances song quality
  • Exploring new sounds and themes in music can be hit or miss Album disappointment can lead to a detailed analysis of individual songs.
  • Releasing all the best songs before the full album can impact the overall album experience.

Chapters

  • 00:00 Podcast Introduction and Birthday Celebration
  • 02:56 New Music Discoveries
  • 11:08 Pirate Metal and Japanese Metal Exploration
  • 16:26 Deeper Dive into Melrose Avenue and Archers
  • 17:28 Song Reviews: Bitter by Scatterbrain
  • 23:46 Song Reviews: Get Paid by Archers
  • 27:47 Song Reviews: Crawl by In This Moment
  • 39:55 Album Review: Decades by Motionless in White
  • 46:04 Album Disappointment
  • 47:07 Song Analysis
  • 49:04 Favorite Songs and Album Release Strategy
  • 55:20 Favorite Venue for Metalcore Concerts
  • 01:07:31 European Concert Experience
]]>a6e928be-12f4-42bb-8388-cd5fd7996f83Fri, 24 Jul 2026 07:00:00 GMT<p>The podcast begins with a birthday celebration and introduction, followed by discussions on new music discoveries, exploration of pirate metal and Japanese metal, and a deeper dive into the bands Melrose Avenue and Archers. The conversation covers song reviews of 'Bitter' by Scatterbrain, 'Get Paid' by Archers, 'Crawl' by In This Moment, and an album review of 'Decades' by Motionless in White. The hosts share their thoughts on each song and the album, discussing their highs, lows, and overall impressions. The conversation delves into the disappointment with a particular album, followed by a detailed analysis of individual songs. The discussion then shifts to favorite songs and the strategy of releasing songs before the full album. This leads to a conversation about favorite venues for metalcore concerts and the European concert experience.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Exploring new music genres and bands</li><li>Deeper appreciation for familiar bands through a deeper dive Drama in the Metalcore scene enhances song quality</li><li>Exploring new sounds and themes in music can be hit or miss Album disappointment can lead to a detailed analysis of individual songs.</li><li>Releasing all the best songs before the full album can impact the overall album experience.</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Podcast Introduction and Birthday Celebration</li><li>02:56 New Music Discoveries</li><li>11:08 Pirate Metal and Japanese Metal Exploration</li><li>16:26 Deeper Dive into Melrose Avenue and Archers</li><li>17:28 Song Reviews: Bitter by Scatterbrain</li><li>23:46 Song Reviews: Get Paid by Archers</li><li>27:47 Song Reviews: Crawl by In This Moment</li><li>39:55 Album Review: Decades by Motionless in White</li><li>46:04 Album Disappointment</li><li>47:07 Song Analysis</li><li>49:04 Favorite Songs and Album Release Strategy</li><li>55:20 Favorite Venue for Metalcore Concerts</li><li>01:07:31 European Concert Experience</li></ul>no01:08:4316#6 | Diss Track of The Year?!full<![CDATA[#5 | Is VIP Worth It?]]>The podcast episode begins with the hosts catching up and discussing their recent activities. They then delve into their music discoveries and the influence of TikTok on their music exploration. The conversation covers new bands, song recommendations, and the impact of social media on their music preferences. The conversation delves into the impact of female vocals in music, highlighting their ability to maintain listener interest and influence perceptions of a song's underlying message. The conversation covers a song review and ratings, followed by a discussion on album review and ratings. It then transitions into a conversation about VIP experiences at concerts and festivals. The participants share their preferences, experiences, and opinions on these topics.

Takeaways

  • New music discoveries
  • Influence of TikTok on music discovery Female vocals in music can keep listeners interested, especially those who wouldn't necessarily listen to the genre if it was a man singing.
  • Understanding the underlying message of a song can change one's perception of it, even if the song is not personally liked. VIP experiences at concerts and festivals
  • Album review and ratings
  • Music preferences and song analysis

Chapters

  • 00:00 Music Discoveries and Influences
  • 20:54 Exploring Female Vocals in Music
  • 49:36 Song Review and Ratings
  • 51:33 Discussion on Album Review and Ratings
  • 52:55 VIP Experiences at Concerts and Festivals
]]>09c016af-e55b-4bd9-be14-3526da38494eFri, 17 Jul 2026 07:00:00 GMT<p>The podcast episode begins with the hosts catching up and discussing their recent activities. They then delve into their music discoveries and the influence of TikTok on their music exploration. The conversation covers new bands, song recommendations, and the impact of social media on their music preferences. The conversation delves into the impact of female vocals in music, highlighting their ability to maintain listener interest and influence perceptions of a song's underlying message. The conversation covers a song review and ratings, followed by a discussion on album review and ratings. It then transitions into a conversation about VIP experiences at concerts and festivals. The participants share their preferences, experiences, and opinions on these topics.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>New music discoveries</li><li>Influence of TikTok on music discovery Female vocals in music can keep listeners interested, especially those who wouldn't necessarily listen to the genre if it was a man singing.</li><li>Understanding the underlying message of a song can change one's perception of it, even if the song is not personally liked. VIP experiences at concerts and festivals</li><li>Album review and ratings</li><li>Music preferences and song analysis</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Music Discoveries and Influences</li><li>20:54 Exploring Female Vocals in Music</li><li>49:36 Song Review and Ratings</li><li>51:33 Discussion on Album Review and Ratings</li><li>52:55 VIP Experiences at Concerts and Festivals</li></ul>yes01:16:1515#5 | Is VIP Worth It?full<![CDATA[#4 | How Long is the Ideal Festival?]]>The podcast episode begins with band updates and introductions, followed by a discussion on Ronnie Radke's acts of kindness and the return of Punk Goes Pop as Pop Sound. The hosts then explore new music radar and share their discoveries of new bands and music, including covers and new releases. The conversation delves into the exploration of new music, with diverse tastes and perspectives on display. The review of various songs, including Bad Wolves' 'Paint It Red,' Royale Lynn's 'Altar,' Paloma's 'Better or Not,' and Butcher Sisters' 'Una Cerveza,' showcases the different reactions and opinions of the hosts. The conversation covers music festival experiences, an album review with R&B covers, and a discussion on the ideal festival length. The hosts share their memorable experiences at music festivals, review an album with R&B covers, and express their preferences for the length of music festivals. The conversation covers festival survival tips and the impact of Taylor Swift's music on the metal genre. The festival survival tips include advice on food, sleep, and embracing the festival experience. The discussion on Taylor Swift's impact on metal music highlights the influence of her songs on metal covers and the popularity of her music within the metal community.

Takeaways

  • New music discoveries
  • Discussion on band covers and new releases Diverse music tastes
  • Different perspectives on music
  • Exploring new music Music festival experiences
  • Album review and R&B covers
  • Ideal festival length Festival survival tips
  • Taylor Swift's impact on metal music

Chapters

  • 00:00 Introduction and Band Updates
  • 02:23 Ronnie Radke's Acts of Kindness
  • 04:51 Punk Goes Pop Volume One
  • 07:42 New Music Radar
  • 15:03 Exploring New Bands and Music
  • 21:28 Exploring New Music
  • 26:28 Reviewing Bad Wolves' 'Paint It Red'
  • 31:56 Reviewing Royal Lynn's 'Altar'
  • 35:15 Reviewing Paloma's 'Better or Not'
  • 39:16 Reviewing Butcher Sisters' 'Una Cerveza'
  • 42:19 Music Festival Experiences
  • 45:00 Album Review and R&B Covers
  • 01:03:44 Ideal Festival Length
  • 01:05:29 Festival Survival Tips
  • 01:13:06 Taylor Swift's Impact on Metal Music
]]>fa4957e5-140d-4405-8fed-fc82534a1e5eFri, 10 Jul 2026 07:00:00 GMT<p>The podcast episode begins with band updates and introductions, followed by a discussion on Ronnie Radke's acts of kindness and the return of Punk Goes Pop as Pop Sound. The hosts then explore new music radar and share their discoveries of new bands and music, including covers and new releases. The conversation delves into the exploration of new music, with diverse tastes and perspectives on display. The review of various songs, including Bad Wolves' 'Paint It Red,' Royale Lynn's 'Altar,' Paloma's 'Better or Not,' and Butcher Sisters' 'Una Cerveza,' showcases the different reactions and opinions of the hosts. The conversation covers music festival experiences, an album review with R&amp;B covers, and a discussion on the ideal festival length. The hosts share their memorable experiences at music festivals, review an album with R&amp;B covers, and express their preferences for the length of music festivals. The conversation covers festival survival tips and the impact of Taylor Swift's music on the metal genre. The festival survival tips include advice on food, sleep, and embracing the festival experience. The discussion on Taylor Swift's impact on metal music highlights the influence of her songs on metal covers and the popularity of her music within the metal community.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>New music discoveries</li><li>Discussion on band covers and new releases Diverse music tastes</li><li>Different perspectives on music</li><li>Exploring new music Music festival experiences</li><li>Album review and R&amp;B covers</li><li>Ideal festival length Festival survival tips</li><li>Taylor Swift's impact on metal music</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Introduction and Band Updates</li><li>02:23 Ronnie Radke's Acts of Kindness</li><li>04:51 Punk Goes Pop Volume One</li><li>07:42 New Music Radar</li><li>15:03 Exploring New Bands and Music</li><li>21:28 Exploring New Music</li><li>26:28 Reviewing Bad Wolves' 'Paint It Red'</li><li>31:56 Reviewing Royal Lynn's 'Altar'</li><li>35:15 Reviewing Paloma's 'Better or Not'</li><li>39:16 Reviewing Butcher Sisters' 'Una Cerveza'</li><li>42:19 Music Festival Experiences</li><li>45:00 Album Review and R&amp;B Covers</li><li>01:03:44 Ideal Festival Length</li><li>01:05:29 Festival Survival Tips</li><li>01:13:06 Taylor Swift's Impact on Metal Music</li></ul>yes01:18:3114#4 | How Long is the Ideal Festival?full<![CDATA[#1 | Should Crowd Surfing Be Illegal?]]> In this episode, we explore the latest in metal and rock music, industry news, and personal playlist favorites. Our hosts share insights on bands, concerts, and the evolving scene, making it a must-listen for fans and newcomers alike. In this episode, we explore the nuances of crowd surfing etiquette, review recent music releases from Imminence, Motionless White, and Sleeping with Sirens, and discuss our favorite albums and the process of music creation. Join us for candid insights, personal stories, and music industry debates.



]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kyle31/episodes/1--Should-Crowd-Surfing-Be-Illegal-e3kvsuc6f6514fb-247e-4d8a-8f2d-88b47770e6a1Fri, 19 Jun 2026 07:00:00 GMT<p> In this episode, we explore the latest in metal and rock music, industry news, and personal playlist favorites. Our hosts share insights on bands, concerts, and the evolving scene, making it a must-listen for fans and newcomers alike. In this episode, we explore the nuances of crowd surfing etiquette, review recent music releases from Imminence, Motionless White, and Sleeping with Sirens, and discuss our favorite albums and the process of music creation. Join us for candid insights, personal stories, and music industry debates.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p> yes01:23:0611#1 | Should Crowd Surfing Be Illegal?full<![CDATA[#2 | Quit Pushing to The Front of Concerts! ]]>In this episode, we explore new metal bands, tour announcements, and share our latest playlist favorites. Join us for insights into the metal scene, band updates, and some surprising song re-evaluations. In this episode, the hosts review recent metal and rock singles, discuss the reliance on backtracks in live performances, and share humorous and insightful takes on concert etiquette and band dynamics.

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kyle31/episodes/2--Quit-Pushing-to-The-Front-of-Concerts-e3l9oje249f0ca0-71cc-40c5-93db-8a0d260bf13eFri, 26 Jun 2026 07:00:00 GMT<p>In this episode, we explore new metal bands, tour announcements, and share our latest playlist favorites. Join us for insights into the metal scene, band updates, and some surprising song re-evaluations. In this episode, the hosts review recent metal and rock singles, discuss the reliance on backtracks in live performances, and share humorous and insightful takes on concert etiquette and band dynamics.</p> yes01:16:1012#2 | Quit Pushing to The Front of Concerts! full<![CDATA[#3 | Why Are We Pooping in Public?! ]]>In this episode of the Wall of Death Podcast, hosts Kyle, Rhett, and Cael dive into the chaotic world of concerts, discussing hygiene issues and the wild experiences that come with live music. They share their excitement for upcoming concerts and the joy of attending shows with friends. The conversation shifts to new music discoveries, highlighting rising bands and the importance of exploring global music trends. The hosts emphasize the fun and camaraderie of live music while addressing the sometimes messy realities of concert culture. In this episode, the hosts explore various music themes, discussing the potential for viral success in albums, discovering new bands like VRSTY, and reviewing recent singles from Ice Nine Kills, I Prevail, and Bring Me The Horizon. They analyze the evolution of Crown the Empire's sound and share their thoughts on standout tracks, providing insights into the current music landscape. In this episode, the hosts delve into the emotional impact of music, discussing various songs and their lyrical content. They review several albums, highlighting the diversity in musical tastes and preferences. The conversation shifts to the issue of scalpers in the concert industry, expressing frustration over ticket reselling practices. Finally, Cael presents a hot take on how streaming services could better reward dedicated listeners with ticket access.

]]>https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kyle31/episodes/3--Why-Are-We-Pooping-in-Public-e3litkj090095ff-429b-42ec-a437-226d9969f2caFri, 03 Jul 2026 07:00:00 GMT<p>In this episode of the Wall of Death Podcast, hosts Kyle, Rhett, and Cael dive into the chaotic world of concerts, discussing hygiene issues and the wild experiences that come with live music. They share their excitement for upcoming concerts and the joy of attending shows with friends. The conversation shifts to new music discoveries, highlighting rising bands and the importance of exploring global music trends. The hosts emphasize the fun and camaraderie of live music while addressing the sometimes messy realities of concert culture. In this episode, the hosts explore various music themes, discussing the potential for viral success in albums, discovering new bands like VRSTY, and reviewing recent singles from Ice Nine Kills, I Prevail, and Bring Me The Horizon. They analyze the evolution of Crown the Empire's sound and share their thoughts on standout tracks, providing insights into the current music landscape. In this episode, the hosts delve into the emotional impact of music, discussing various songs and their lyrical content. They review several albums, highlighting the diversity in musical tastes and preferences. The conversation shifts to the issue of scalpers in the concert industry, expressing frustration over ticket reselling practices. Finally, Cael presents a hot take on how streaming services could better reward dedicated listeners with ticket access.</p> yes01:19:1313#3 | Why Are We Pooping in Public?! full