Show Notes
Our Black History Month episodes come to a close as we listen to the second album by a band who are bringing back Nu-Metal. Yes, you read that right. We couldn't quite believe it either.
Key talking points - A quick meeting of the film club, Groundhog Year, lots of hotel background noises, a question of age, 'Newer Metal', Kyle almost loses faith, a discussion around the use of mental health as an edgy song topic, a reason to miss the support act, 'the Nickelback flip-flop' and Rich gets interrupted while trying to actually talk about a song.
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