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This is a fantastic interview with an artist who I wish did waaaay more interviews. Great job folks. (Get it??? Folk…)

I came here from the Heavy Hole podcast. I have followed Will Smith since his days in Artificial Brain (RIP), and I love to know more about his lyrics!

I'm so happy he mentioned Bjork, it screams Bjork to me! The texture of Lynn's voice and the slow build / progressions especially.

Been listening to Panopticon since about 2015. I've always thought Austin (happens to be my name as well) had one of the most unique and intriguing takes on the genre, blending in the elements he mentioned throughout this. From Roads to the North to Kentucky to Autumn Eternal even more recent releases like Collapse he infuses these elements in new ways with every release. He's the Woody Guthrie of black metal if you will and I'd go as far to say out of the American black metal scene he's the only one truly carving out our own niche; unique from the European sound that most American bands seek to imitate. Love to hear it and shoutout to him, I bought Roads to the North on vinyl in 2016 and he sent it to me personally. Felt special even if he is a one man band, you just don't get that kind of treatment as a fan.

Glad this introduced me to this podcast. Wonderful interview and brilliant exploration you are doing with this podcast

just discovered y'all after googling the pronounciation of nechochwen... just want to say that this is an awesome podcast and i'm definitely subscribing for more! very good vibes from both of you. happy to see you guys are still posting and will definitely be catching up on some other episodes in the mean time 🤙🤘 thanks for the great content! 🙌

As a long time SIGH fan,this was a great interview

great interview very sad that it does not have more views, panopticon is a great artist with a superb discog, my fav black metal "band"

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This podcast deserves more subscribers

Sich an intimate and awesome interview. Thank you for making it.

This podcast has a ridiculous low number of views. Austin has to be one of the most talented musicians I’ve ever listened to and he’s such a humble friendly dude when you speak to him.

Crazy this has so few views. This is a great interview. Thanks to both parties in taking the time to discuss.

I can listen to Austin talk all day. Panopticon is so incredible. I was able to see them at Fire In The Mountains last year.

Great insight into the band's lyrics. Absolutely love this band, and the lyrics do not disappoint. Noticed in the end you mentioned you were based in Australia, maybe you can get the band Be'lakor which are based down there, they have amazing story-telling lyrics you should check them out.

This was interesting to listen to, good questions :) Thank you

Glad oli mentioned dying fetus when talking about swearing in death metal, cause I immediately thought of wrong one to fuck with

For tech death cryptopsy is not very obscure, they’re considered one of the pioneers of tech death. Also that’s crazy that they were your first concert

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It's sad this doesn't have a lot of views. This is really solid content and I hope you guys keep pushing this.

i love the calamus will animate lyrics, the pillow factory fits really well imo lol. Also, I guess the song he's talking about at 37:58 is Acrid Canon Also, the difficult vocabulary Oli uses makes the sci-fi themes more apparent, together with the surgically precise instruments in Relentless Mutation. When I first heard Remote Tumour seeker, the arpeggio melody at the beginning sounded like a surgery instrument or something to me which was reflected in the lyrics

This was really cool to listen to, as a new Cytotoxin fan. Thank you both!

Please post more! I am loving these interviews! Beyond Creation is awesome.