In this episode, Captain Kaye and the Animation Guru are joined by the Super Saiyan Death Metal God, Nick, to discuss the Metalocalypse direct to video movie Army of the Doomstar!
Read MoreDo you love rockin' guitar riffs? Do you love heavy metal? Do you love adult animation? Then step right up, because Captain Kaye and the Super Saiyan Death Metal God have you covered with volume 2 of Why We Love This Band, featuring the incredible musical stylings of Dethklok, stars of the Adult Swim animated series, Metalocalypse! Mike and Nick take us through the band's history, their favorite albums and songs, and have fun with a certain sound effect through this episode! Enjoy, my fellow metalheads!
Read MoreWelcome, everyone, to the inaugural edition of Why We Love This Band, a new series conceived and co-developed by the Super Saiyan Death Metal God himself, Nick, and our Captain, Mike! This time, the dynamic metal duo take on the discography of one of their all-time favorite metal bands, Avenged Sevenfold! Join them as they discuss the band's albums, lineup changes, and their personal highlights from A7X's history! Jam on, my friends!
Read MoreWe're talkin' METAL on this episode of the Jukebox! Co-hosts Mike and Nick are finally rejoined by Keona as they discuss the latest studio album from the legends of metal themselves, Metallica! Click play and join the discussion as we take an in-depth look at 72 Seasons, how the band's evolved over the decades, and which tracks on the record we love (and which ones we'd cut)!
Read MoreJoin Mike, Nick, and special guest host Shaurya as we take a walk down memory lane and celebrate the 20th anniversary of Linkin Park's classic album, Meteora! The passion, rhythm, and beats all come back to us as we discuss our favorite tracks, the album's re-release, and the legacy of this great band! Enjoy the retrospective, and thanks for listening!
Read MoreMike and Hayden return with another episode of the Renegade Marquee! In this alliterative episode, they take a look at Matilda the Musical, an adaptation of the popular Broadway production, filmed by the same team of writers and director as the stage show! Join them as they wax poetic on Roald Dahl's finest work!
Read MoreCaptain Kaye and Nick celebrate the best of what 2022 had to offer in Metal!
Read MoreThis is the final installment of Mike and Nick's journey through Limp Bizkit's discography, as they answer the most important question: was it all worth it?
Read MoreCaptain Kaye and Nick have returned to the story of Limp Bizkit, as they discuss one of the fastest selling rock albums of all time.
Read MoreOn this episode, Captain Kaye and Nick discuss the 4th studio album from Lorna Shore, Pain Remains!
Read MoreIn this mini-episode, Captain Kaye and the Animation Guru review the television special (and visual component to Kid Cudi's 8th studio album), Entergalactic!
Read MoreOn this episode, Captain Kaye and the Super Saiyan Death Metal God review the 7th studio album from Slipknot titled The End, So Far.
Read MoreAs a tie-in to the Rise of Squall of Limp Bizkit miniseries on Renegade Jukebox, Captain Kaye, Super Saiyan Death Metal God, and Haley review the Netflix docuseries Trainwreck: Woodstock '99!
Read MoreIn this episode, Captain Kaye and the Super Saiyan Death Metal God review the 10th studio album from Machine Head, Of Kingdom and Crown!
Read MoreIn this episode, Captain Kaye and the Super Saiyan Death Metal God discuss Limp Bizkit's 2nd studio album, Significant Other, and now MTV played a pivotal role in the band's continued success.
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What’s going on, everyone? Welcome to Part 1 of a brand new artist retrospective! We begin with Three Dollar Bill, Y’all, Limp Bizkit’s 1997 debut, produced by Ross Robinson. How does it hold up? Better than you might think, but tune in to hear what myself and Nick thought about the record, and what exactly led to their massive success.
Today’s new Jukebox episode is a special one guys, Ascendancy by Trivium is 20 years old now. As horrifying a fact as that is, Nick & Mike as part of their Trivium retrospective decided to give it the full podcast treatment. And the only spoiler we’ll give? It holds up spectacularly well! Listen to it and help us celebrate one of the best metal albums ever made.
Jukebox is back with a brand new series, this time on Trivium. Nick & Mike are back with renewed energy for one of their all time favorite bands. Starting with the band's small beginnings when Matt Heafy was only 17, so how is the album? Listen and find out.
Why We Love This Band returns with a new episode, this time on metal’s next huge band. And deservingly so. Nick has been pressing Mike to do an Orbit Culture episode for Jukebox for a long time. The 4 piece from Sweden making some of the best melodic death metal of the last decade has been getting bigger and bigger. Take a listen and find out why you should be on the hype train for Orbit Culture!
Samples Used: Avenged Sevenfold – We Love You Orbit Culture – Red Fog Orbit Culture – North Star Of Nija Orbit Culture – Strangler Orbit Culture – Alienated Orbit Culture – While We Serve Orbit Culture - Descent
Nick and Mike are back with a new show for Renegade Jukebox, What Happened To This Band!? And with all of the current drama and past controversies? We couldn’t help ourselves but do an episode on As I Lay Dying. The Metalcore band that launched plenty of watered down acts and their reputation tarnished, but was their music genuinely good? Take a listen and find out!
Tonight, on a TRASHY episode of RPC Jukebox, Mike and Nick review six of the worst Nu Metal albums ever!
Read MoreTonight on Renegade Jukebox, Captain Kaye and Nick look at Trivium's Matt Heafy's first solo album of his Ibaraki project, Rashomon!
Read MorePreviously on RPC Jukebox, Captain Kaye and Nick discussed Machine Head's biggest success with The Blackening and the praise it brought with it! And now... the OTHER masterpiece they worked on not long after: Unto the Locust!
Read MoreLast time, on Renegade Jukebox, Captain Kaye and Nick covered Machine Head's big comeback album after a disappointing and reviled predecessor, which launched their careers to bigger and broader heights! And now... they talk The Blackening, AKA... a metal masterpiece!
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