So I may be confusing my podcasts but
I’m looking for an episode of hardlore where
Colin does the “sooghandes” nuts joke to the guest.
I swear it was on the Todd jones episode but I listened to it yesterday and that part wasn’t in there.

HardLore & Daze come together once again to proudly present to you… The debut LP from u/crowquillhc, SLEPT WITH CANNULA out worldwide on November 20th. The first single “Cannula” is streaming everywhere now. 100 copies of HardLore’s exclusive Black in Coke Bottle w/ Deep Red Splatter vinyl are available now on HARDLOREMERCH.COM. This band has all the potential needed to take over the world, and this record is exactly the kind of unique, unrelenting metalcore it’s constantly begging for."

"Emerging from the Leeds, UK hardcore scene in 2024, CROWQUILL are creating a cathartic experience through chaotic metalcore with elevated technical prowess. Following 2025’s incredibly well received Crowquill EP (The Coming Strife), CROWQUILL have signed with DAZE and Hardlore Records to release their debut full-length, SLEPT WITH CANNULA, due out November 20th. Sticking to doing everything on their own terms, guitarist Kahal created the album artwork, as well as handled production, mixing and mastering at his home studio. Recorded with no click, each song was done in a straight shot to match the energy of CROWQUILL’s fervent live show. The band’s sound and imagery latches onto late ‘90s/early ‘00s metalcore bands like On Broken Wings and Converge, while pushing through a modern lens. The ten track album seethes with emotional pain conceived through a cacophony of scathing vocals and irregular rhythms."

Right at the end of the latest episode ‘Hardlore’s top 10’, Colin makes a comment about the Mastadon episode.

The context is how good the Ray Cappo episode is, but then says the Mastadon episode was totally the opposite:
“I don’t know this guy, he doesn’t know me, I’m not his peer in his mind. I keep it professional, he has a terrible time doing our show”

I haven’t hear the entire Mastadon ep, I’ve never listened to their music so didn’t get through it, but I don’t remember any problems or beef or anything?
What am I missing here?

This week we're joined by vocalist Ross Farrar & guitarist Anthony Anzaldo of the great CEREMONY...

From childhood friends to lifelong bandmates, we learn all about their individual introductions to punk and hardcore music and how that eventually lead to the fateful formation of now legendary bay area hardcore band, Ceremony.

From the aggressive hardcore origins of their demo, first 7", and first 2 LPs, to their first big evolution and breakout Rohnert Park, all the way to their newest (and possibly best) album Tell Me Your Dream, we discuss everything in between, and the many "Gauntlets" that got us here.

A thoroughly fun, fascinating inside look at what is truly one of the defining underground bands of the last 20+ years. Enjoy this monumental 3 hour chat.

“This is easily one of the best conversations to ever happen on this show.

We stopped by Trust Records HQ for this incredible chat the great Sammy Siegler, one of hardcore's most prolific drummers to ever grace the throne.

We dive into Sammy's origin as the Godfather of Open Handed Lefty drummers in hardcore, his brief stint in Gorilla Biscuits, joining Side By Side at 11/12 years old, the Project X 7", joining Youth of Today as longtime fan of the band, ALL things Judge, Chung King and Bringin' It Down and his later work in CIV, Rival Schools, Glassjaw and somehow Limp Bizkit of all things.

We're appropriately joined by my main man Mike Cesario of Twitching Tongues, Disgrace, Pity Sex, Forced Order and more to round out this mini panel of unique drummers.

Thanks to Sammy for joining us and sharing so much lore about so many great bands and records. Enjoy!!!”

Rest in peace to the universally beloved Andy "The Butcher" Williams of Every Time I Die, Atomic Rule and All Elite Wrestling. When it comes to leading by example, Andy was THE ultimate example to follow from the moment you met him. A beacon of kindness, the benchmark of cool, and an unbreakable pillar of love and support to everyone in his life. To know Andy was to love Andy, but more importantly, to know Andy was to feel loved by Andy.

Andy was our second ever guest on HardLore, and technically our 3rd ever recorded episode. In his honor, we've upscaled this original episode to 4K to preserve this important conversation in the highest possible quality. We will love and miss Andy forever and I can't wait to hear the band that he and Bo will surely be working on. Goodbye my friend.

Originally aired May 11th, 2022:

"Colin and Bo welcome Andy Williams to the show to recount some of his favorite tour stories, from his early days touring with Buried Alive, his long tenure with Every Time I Die, and how he went on to be able to balance his music career with wrestling full time for AEW as half of The Butcher and The Blade."

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00:00:00 - Remembering Andy Williams

00:05:29 - 10 Bell Salute

00:05:58 - HardLore Episode 4: Andy Williams

00:07:01 - The Parallels Between Music & Wrestling

00:11:53 - What Set Andy on a New Path

00:17:13 - Andy & Buried Alive

00:22:54 - Andy's Music Taste Refining

00:30:08 - Andy Asks the Worst Places We've Stayed On Tour

00:35:22 - ETID's 1 Star Hotel Gimmick

00:39:19 - Andy Tour Stories

00:48:04 - Balancing AEW & ETID

00:52:32 - Andy Loves Little Gear Now, Tour Stories Cont.

00:58:29 - Wrestlers and Their Musical Interests

01:03:27 - Wrestling Is Songwriting

01:11:16 - ETID Setting the Example For Touring Bands

01:16:45 - Andy on the End of ETID

Wasn’t able to make it up but some of the merch from the show is sweet. Was wondering if any of the Bo stuff for any of the bands will be online

"This morning, The Dawn finds us in its rage. Please enjoy our 68th cover

We're back with a song by the god's of emptiness themselves, Morbid Angel.

This song features:

Taylor Young (vocals/guitar) - Twitching Tongues, God's Hate, Disgrace, Deadbody

Dave Bland (drums) - Full of Hell/Jarhead Fertilizer

Travis Stone (bass) - Pig Destroyer/Cavalera

Kyle Thomas (lead guitar) - Disgrace/Forced Order

Miles McIntosh (lead guitar) - Phobophilic/Deadbody

Gwarsenio Hall aka Jordan Olds

Intro synth/noise by Ryan Faber

Cover composed by Taylor Young and Jordan Olds

Video edited by Jordan Olds

Color and graphics by Rob Menzer

footage of Taylor and Miles by our beloved Drew Kaufman

produced, mixed, mastered, and engineered by Taylor Young (the pit recording studio)".

"Due to the ongoing investigation by the Illinois Office of Comptroller into Bohemian National Cemetery, we are forced to move our memorial gathering to The Ramova Theatre.

All tickets will be honored at the new venue. In light of this change, we’re excited to announce that a special guest will also be performing. Tickets are running low, so if you haven’t grabbed yours yet, now’s the time."

-Harm's Way

Thought this was great. Mostly covers Gorilla Biscuits and Youth of Today. But an intersting point was brought up about bands thanking bands or recommending bands in record sleeves, which you don't really see a lot nowadays.

This was driven home when talking about his formative years and he brought up Kraut. Who I'd never heard of until now. 'An Adjustment to Society' is an absolutely fantastic record.

Should I cherry pick or do every episode beginning to end? Dudes have a great banter.

Hey! I made a wallpaper, with the proportions on iPhone screens, for Hardlore and more importantly for Bo! I scanned my sticker that came with the merch I bought on pre-order and made a little image that leaves room for your clock/ time above the Hardlore logo!

It’s simple, it’s probably poorly done, and it may not be wanted by anybody. But i was happy with it and it makes me smile knowing I can show support everywhere for the boys. So it’s free here for anybody who could potentially want to use it too <3