Loudwire Podcast

Legendary drummers and brothers Vinny + Carmine Appice tell stories about hanging with rock legends and break down their new album, 'Sinister.'

Metal Blade Records' Brian Slagel celebrates 35 years of his label with his new book 'For the Sake of Heaviness' and Trevor Strnad talk about TBDM's new album 'Nightbringers.'

CEO of Eyellusion Jeff Pezzuti talks about creating the Dio hologram, when the tour will hit North America, what songs you can expect to hear and more!

John Gallagher talks about Dying Fetus' new album, Wrong One to F**k With, the infamous video for 'Die With Integrity' and much more!

Paul Stanley talks potential new KISS album, the Mayweather/McGregor fight, Gene Simmons' attempt to copyright the "love" hand sign and more. Plus, podcast hosts Graham and Joe remember Chester Bennington.

Which rock and metal albums will podcast hosts Graham Hartmann and Joe DiVita place in their personal Top 5 lists?

Zeal & Ardor mastermind Manuel Gagneux talks 'Devil is Fine,' opening for Prophets of Rage, Zeal's new album and more!

'That Metal Show' co-host Don Jamieson joins the Loudwire Podcast to debate Iron Maiden vs. Judas Priest. Which band will be declared the greatest?

Podcast co-host Joe DiVita hopped onto Suffocation's tour bus to talk '...Of the Dark Light,' Suffo's rotating lineup and finding a new vocalist. In this edition of Rocker vs. Writer, we debate the heaviest live band of all time.

Podcast hosts Graham Hartmann and Joe DiVita dissect Linkin Park's stylistic shift to pop and the backlash coming from rock fans.

Obituary founding drummer Don Tardy and bassist Terry Butler join the Loudwire Podcast to chat about Obituary's new self-titled album and how Don Tardy performed on 'Saturday Night Live' as a part of Andrew W.K.'s band. In this edition of 'Rocker vs. Writer,' we discuss the heaviest songs ever written!

Scott Stapp discusses how his mental breakdown inspired Art of Anarchy's 'The Madness,' gives an update on his mental health and debates the greatest pure rock singer in this edition of 'Rocker vs. Writer.'

Jamey Jasta talks new Jasta album, tour with Anthrax + Killswitch Engage and UFC 210. John Joseph details the new chapter of his memoir, where he confronts his abuse former foster parents.

Bad Religion's Greg Graffin talks about his new solo album 'Millport,' shares some PhD knowledge about wildlife science, discusses America's current fact-free culture + much more!

To celebrate over two decades of 'Roots,' Max spoke about recording with the native Xavante tribe, altercations with police and the importance of family.

Bad Brains vocalist H.R. + co-author of 'Finding Joseph I' Howie Abrams discuss the legacy of Bad Brains, PMA, H.R.'s scheduled brain surgery + more!

Gone is Gone frontman Troy Sanders, guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen and multi-instrumentalist Mike Zarin discuss their 'Echolocation' album, the greatest complements they can receive from fans + discuss the weirdest bands ever in this edition of 'Rocker vs. Writer.'

Queensryche guitarist Michael Wilton and bassist Eddie Jackson discuss the band's new era with vocalist Todd La Torre, react to this year's Grammy nominations, spell out their plans for 2017 and debate the greatest replacement singer of all time in this edition of 'Rocker vs. Writer.'

Pantera bassist Rex Brown and band photographer Joe Giron go through the new photo book 'A Vulgar Display of Pantera,' some of the bands most memorable fan encounters and argue rock + metal's greatest bassist in this edition of 'Rocker vs. Writer.'

Pantera legend Philip Anselmo calls in to discuss the new Superjoint album, lyrical themes of social justice warriors and PC culture as well as the dangers of the herd mentality. Raised in New Orleans, a hotbed for metal, Anselmo also makes his pick for the best NOLA metal album.