Episode 32 (End of Year Bumper Issue feat. Drop Jive)

Deaf To All But Metal

The term "bumper issue" gets thrown about the DTABM studio with reckless abandon oftentimes. However, these words have never been as poignant as they are when used to describe episode 32, the final episode of the podcast for 2018. Abandoning the convoluted, scripted skits for a more casual and conversational vibe, the DTABM pelicans talk about some of their favourite metal releases of 2018, their favourite gigs of the year, themselves, each other, the past, the present and the future. Not only that, there are some new segments featured for the very first time. Listener voicemail has DTABM fans calling in to talk about their fave metal albums of the year. There is also a segment called The Yellow Goat where the incomparable Dave Balfour discusses rare but noteworthy metallic gems from his extensive vinyl collection. To be part of the listener voicemail on the very first episode of 2019, call 02 8011 4663 (include the area code). For those calling from outside of Australia, the number is [phone]. If it's easier, just search for Deaf To All But Metal in Skype to find us and voice call us from there. Leave a message about anything you want. Maybe you want to tell us what releases you are looking forward to in the coming year. Maybe you want to give us your two cents about the podcast itself, about how you think we could improve or to shamelessly boost our egos by telling us we're already going great guns. Maybe you wanna weigh in on the current state of the metal scene. Whatever your heavy metal heart desires! Please don't forget to give us your name and try to keep your message brief, no more than a couple of minutes or so. Also, if you wanna plug your band/business/podcast/whatever, go for it! Finally, thank you for your support up until this point. Here's to more metal meanderings in the coming year! - Gary Grim The vocal coach Jeremy mentions in the episode: https://www.facebook.com/maryzimmeroffiicial/ Thank you to Mitch, Brooke and Chris for calling in! The DTBAM theme song is by Stephen "Smithy" Layzell.