Thank you so much for having us, and especially for the kind words about us and "Wide Open." You're a legend, and hearing you dig us so much is the coolest thing. Glad to be friends, man!
You guys seem so down to earth this felt like a honest and real conversation. I really have enjoyed your music. I hope to see you guys live, come to Denver.
@@mikemorris2625 Thanks Mike! Glad you think so. We'll be there with Chelsea Grin, Carnifex and Left to Suffer! Tickets here if you want to come: holdmyticket.com/event/409635
@@GarzaPodcast Mate you're absolutely killing it with the podcasts. You found a niche. For some reason nobody else gets all those extreme metal bands on a podcast format where you can really get to know them. Usually it's just 5 minute interviews without substance. Your podcast format however allows for proper conversations where you guys can have a profound discussion or simply goof around and nerd out. That's ace!
Awesome pod cast!! I just checked these guys out. Really good stuff! 39:39 Yeah.. I remember "Pay to Play". It still happens unfortunately.. My band "HEAVE" did that for "Psycroptic", "Decrepit Birth" and "Fallujah" here at "The Whiskey a go go" last year. And then back in the day, when I joined a band in high school called [Omitted]. An "LA Hood" version of "Suicide Silence" and "Cannibal Corpse". Back in the day we paid to open up for bands like "Volumes" and "Glass Cloud".. Also at "The Whiskey".. With a $500 "Pay to Play" deposit fee where they give you tickets that YOU and the band have to sell or else they pocket the deposit money. Then you have to give back the reminding tickets to get your deposit back before you play on stage. It's great opening up for cool bands but the price needs to come down or the venues need to stop pocketing all the money. Venues even ask for a percentage of the band merch sales. Even with selling a lot of merch, bands today still struggle. Then you have venues that completely ignore the local metal acts in general like "The House of Blues" (Sunset location gone!) and "The Wiltern". Maybe back in the day "The Key Club", Old "Knitting Factory", were more open to having local metal acts here in the "Los Angeles/Hollywood area" but those places are gone now. Hopefully it can change so more heavy acts get a chance to get out there. Stay Brutal!
I used to get debilitating stomach pains at random all the time. It all stopped when I gave up energy drinks. There really is some terrible stuff in that. I switched to 5 hour energy years ago. It's a better burst of energy too. No jitters, no crash cuz there's no sugar. Also, I love this podcast. Keep it up!
(SIC) video. Ricky and Mitch had always been my 2 favourite vocalists ever since I started listening to deathcore in around 2008. Glad to see Ov Sulfur killing it.
Badass interview. Saw dimmu borgir with devildriver,Kataklysm, and unearth in San Antonio back in the day at Graham Central Station. Love the Ov Sulfur sound. Can't wait to check you guys live one day
I was there! Damn time flies. I remember devildriver got their set cut early after like 4 songs because of the moshpit, so they made everyone pit before they got off, and security couldn't control it, lol
@@TexasLiveMetal Yeah bro that was badass. Love the energy devildriver brings. Saw devildriver open for gwar one time at the house of blues, and security was trying to stop the moshing. That didn't happen they got caught up in meet the wretched lol
seen dimmu with behemoth and keep of kalessin open for them in a smallerish venue in columbus and got to meet all of dimmu except shagrath..... vortex made me look so small such a big dude with a big voice
1:10:00 I'm the same. I listen to albums and love them but I don't look up song titles (unless it's a grindcore album because the titles are usually hilarious). If it's good it's good. Recently listened to three albums of The Red Chord and couldn't name you one song but I loved the albums. Annoys me when people act like knowing song titles is a requirement of being a fan of a band
I know some Hardcore purists are quick to write off cleans but there's a way to do it and not detract from the heaviness. Whitechapel's been doing it for years now and I honestly think Kin is their best album so far.
Loving your podcast, so much. Love that the guys are talking about Synthwave. Bands to check out Perturbator, Carpenter Brut, Dance With The Dead, Gost.
The music they make is so freaking good. This podcast also had me laughing a ton 🤣 Also, gate keeping is bullshit. Just let people enjoy good music! 🤘 Edit: I think clean singing in deathcore is fine as long as it is done well too. There is so much hate and no where does it say you can't have cleans...
Ok after my second rewatch, I caught you were talking to Bradley Zorgdrager aka Bradseed extraordinaire from Banger off screen. Have you seen his review of the self titled SS album? It did not hold back.
Yep! I first connected with Chris after Scott from Carnifex (for whom I work) was on the podcast, and I asked Scott if he thought Garza would want to interview Ricky. Garza texted me and said he was interested, so I asked if I could call him and was very upfront about what I'd said about SS. I thought it was the right thing to do, to mention it in case he didn't want to do something to help my career after I had reviewed something that he had done negatively, which could have negatively impacted his career. I was very humbled by Chris' levelheaded response to it, we chatted for another hour and a half, and have been friends since!
Great band these guys are killing it, but I hate that edgy “we wanna piss ppl off” mentality. In my opinion clean singing just completely takes you out of deathcore that’s not deathcore anymore but that’s not to say the music is bad that’s not an insult. Deathcore is a genre many people, myself included, grew up with and hold near and dear to our hearts and it’s a genre that has never incorporated any sort of clean singing I hate to be one of those guys but there really is no place for clean singing in deathcore. It would be like Cannibal Corpse doing clean vocals and still calling themselves death metal it just doesn’t work. That’s not to take away from how talented these guys are they’re doing amazing but to me they’re just making Metal music at the end of the day it’s not deathcore.
just FYI, cleans have been in deathcore since the beginning, just off the top of my head: shapeshifter EP (2008) from the contortionist, triumph EP (2010) from lorna shore, bedsprings and bloodshed demo (2005) from salt the wound, awaken the dreamers (2008) from all shall perish, the list goes on. I think its silly to say ONE specific style of sound completely negates the genre, especially because deathcore is crossover of hardcore and deathmetal, and hardcore has plenty of "clean" vocals. You'd be hard pressed and look like a clown to try to argue any of those bands/releases i mentioned "arent deathcore".
Thank you so much for having us, and especially for the kind words about us and "Wide Open." You're a legend, and hearing you dig us so much is the coolest thing. Glad to be friends, man!
Love you dudes
SHOUT OUT TO THE OV SULFUR BOYS 🩸🩸🩸🩸
You guys seem so down to earth this felt like a honest and real conversation. I really have enjoyed your music. I hope to see you guys live, come to Denver.
@@mikemorris2625 Thanks Mike! Glad you think so. We'll be there with Chelsea Grin, Carnifex and Left to Suffer! Tickets here if you want to come: holdmyticket.com/event/409635
1:07:15 Ricky is hilarious 😂😂😂
Thanks for having us bro, was such a great experience getting meet and sit down and talk, till next time 😈🤘🏻
This band is fantastic. Love the newer stuff I've been hearing. Let's get an album out boys!
I love these guys so much they're so down-to-earth man. I can't wait to see them live again
the laughs in this episode were so damn contagious. thanks for that!
Great pod, great vibes throughout this whole episode, keep it up Garza!!
We are doing our best man. The schedule is getting relentless but thankfully the world has blessed us with coffee.
@@GarzaPodcast Mate you're absolutely killing it with the podcasts. You found a niche. For some reason nobody else gets all those extreme metal bands on a podcast format where you can really get to know them. Usually it's just 5 minute interviews without substance. Your podcast format however allows for proper conversations where you guys can have a profound discussion or simply goof around and nerd out. That's ace!
I fucking love garzas podcasts man, as a huge metal fan & podcast listener, these are like god tier content
I just found this channel last month. I got some many episodes to binge!
Loved all the laughs on this episode. Very contagious. 💥
These dudes have the best connection between each other. Like they're all best friends. Saw them live in Baltimore, and they were INCREDIBLE
You can do whatever you want in deathcore. No ones stopping you.
Oh, and come to Canada soon! I want some merch!
Ricky Hoover is a fucking legend. He doesnt get the respect he deserves for his days in suffocate. All the success Ov Sulfur sees is truly deserved.
WHAT A BAD ASS INTERVIEW!!1! So damn good.
I love these dudes, hope to see them live one day
I LOVE Ricky's vocals on the Bludgeoned tribute
Awesome pod cast!! I just checked these guys out. Really good stuff! 39:39 Yeah.. I remember "Pay to Play". It still happens unfortunately.. My band "HEAVE" did that for "Psycroptic", "Decrepit Birth" and "Fallujah" here at "The Whiskey a go go" last year. And then back in the day, when I joined a band in high school called [Omitted]. An "LA Hood" version of "Suicide Silence" and "Cannibal Corpse". Back in the day we paid to open up for bands like "Volumes" and "Glass Cloud".. Also at "The Whiskey".. With a $500 "Pay to Play" deposit fee where they give you tickets that YOU and the band have to sell or else they pocket the deposit money. Then you have to give back the reminding tickets to get your deposit back before you play on stage. It's great opening up for cool bands but the price needs to come down or the venues need to stop pocketing all the money. Venues even ask for a percentage of the band merch sales. Even with selling a lot of merch, bands today still struggle. Then you have venues that completely ignore the local metal acts in general like "The House of Blues" (Sunset location gone!) and "The Wiltern". Maybe back in the day "The Key Club", Old "Knitting Factory", were more open to having local metal acts here in the "Los Angeles/Hollywood area" but those places are gone now. Hopefully it can change so more heavy acts get a chance to get out there. Stay Brutal!
I used to get debilitating stomach pains at random all the time. It all stopped when I gave up energy drinks. There really is some terrible stuff in that. I switched to 5 hour energy years ago. It's a better burst of energy too. No jitters, no crash cuz there's no sugar. Also, I love this podcast. Keep it up!
I saw Dimmu Borgir twice at little venues back in the day and they were so awesome. If/when they come back, I'm definitely seeing then again.
Great episode. TONS of laughs, but really tough to see Ricky getting so emotional. Mad respect & love for this band!
I’ve watched a bunch of your interviews, and these guys seem like they’re best friends lol you gotta love that. I’m gonna check these guys out
I saw these guys open up for Lorna Shore in Philly back in October and they were awesome!!! Come back to Philly!
Saw these dudes the other day with Signs of the Swarm! Never heard of them but they killed it! Big fan!
(SIC) video.
Ricky and Mitch had always been my 2 favourite vocalists ever since I started listening to deathcore in around 2008. Glad to see Ov Sulfur killing it.
Hell yea I can’t wait to watch this episode
Just noticed the dude wearing a knights of the abyss shirt. Dragon pie played in my head immediately. Brought back so many memories.
Ov sulfur is such a great band
Sorry for you loss!
It's an amazing song and video.
Got a shoe singed by ov sulphur when I seen them with Lorna in Detroit these guys are fr some of the nicest guys ever
Met Ricky wayyyyyy back in the day when Suffokate toured with ABACABB and Sworn Enemy. He's a cool ass dude
Badass interview. Saw dimmu borgir with devildriver,Kataklysm, and unearth in San Antonio back in the day at Graham Central Station. Love the Ov Sulfur sound. Can't wait to check you guys live one day
I was there! Damn time flies. I remember devildriver got their set cut early after like 4 songs because of the moshpit, so they made everyone pit before they got off, and security couldn't control it, lol
@@TexasLiveMetal Yeah bro that was badass. Love the energy devildriver brings. Saw devildriver open for gwar one time at the house of blues, and security was trying to stop the moshing. That didn't happen they got caught up in meet the wretched lol
Nicest guys ever!!! 🖤
28:45 haha this was a good one Garza
🤘😆🤘🎸
Great guys. Been listening to them since the beginning. I knew they would get huge because they have an original sound that exceeds genre boundaries
I saw these guys, Left to Suffer, and Carnifex in Kentucky. It was a fucking experience.
Idk why you guys are acting like they're the first deathcore band to use clean singing. Literally, that's what metalcore is.
The Boys!
Ricky and Chase rule! love the band!
This shit made my day 🤘🏻 gonna listen to the new album now
seen dimmu with behemoth and keep of kalessin open for them in a smallerish venue in columbus and got to meet all of dimmu except shagrath..... vortex made me look so small such a big dude with a big voice
1:10:00 I'm the same. I listen to albums and love them but I don't look up song titles (unless it's a grindcore album because the titles are usually hilarious). If it's good it's good. Recently listened to three albums of The Red Chord and couldn't name you one song but I loved the albums. Annoys me when people act like knowing song titles is a requirement of being a fan of a band
Levi is so effortlessly funny 🤣
Slice the cake has shown cleans have a place in deathcore
I know some Hardcore purists are quick to write off cleans but there's a way to do it and not detract from the heaviness. Whitechapel's been doing it for years now and I honestly think Kin is their best album so far.
Loving your podcast, so much. Love that the guys are talking about Synthwave. Bands to check out Perturbator, Carpenter Brut, Dance With The Dead, Gost.
Kazoo Core
Suicide Silence are definitely undeniably pioneers of deathcore
3 pre drinks a day dammmm
THE HOMIES
The music they make is so freaking good. This podcast also had me laughing a ton 🤣
Also, gate keeping is bullshit. Just let people enjoy good music! 🤘
Edit: I think clean singing in deathcore is fine as long as it is done well too. There is so much hate and no where does it say you can't have cleans...
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am i crazy or did i meet that dude tre at a worm shepherd show
Lol I’m the guitarist/writer for worm shepherd bro so you did!
@@trewormshepherd Are you also a member of Ov Sulfur?
What kind of mic stands are these? 👀 looking to get a desk mic stand for my sm7b and those look perfect!
these dimmu fans are jealous of lovato for seeing Dimmu Bogir live probably.
Chris are you wear a super joint long sleeve?
Alpha Wolf
Might be a thyroid issue! I have issues with feet/hands always freezing and was diagnosed with hypothyroidism.🤷🏻♂️
Ok after my second rewatch, I caught you were talking to Bradley Zorgdrager aka Bradseed extraordinaire from Banger off screen. Have you seen his review of the self titled SS album? It did not hold back.
Yep! I first connected with Chris after Scott from Carnifex (for whom I work) was on the podcast, and I asked Scott if he thought Garza would want to interview Ricky. Garza texted me and said he was interested, so I asked if I could call him and was very upfront about what I'd said about SS. I thought it was the right thing to do, to mention it in case he didn't want to do something to help my career after I had reviewed something that he had done negatively, which could have negatively impacted his career. I was very humbled by Chris' levelheaded response to it, we chatted for another hour and a half, and have been friends since!
@@bradleyzorgdrager186 and this is why you rule Brad 🤘
@Mezzymess8 you're right. Garza also rules that's why i love this podcast
Get shrine of malice on!!!
hey bro...can u try to get a band called dragged into sunlight
I love ov sulfer but wormshepard is one of favorites I hope tre is still in the band Metal as Fuck podcast though also Id drive you anywhere you want
Still in the band bro! I appreciate the love for Worm shepherd as well hope you dig the new single 🤘🏻🖤
@@trewormshepherd Fuck yeah and I have been rocking new ov sulfer album since release it is a banger
those dumb revolver videos brought me here.
Here's some suggestion for driving music @chase: th-cam.com/video/6zZGcbk5rMs/w-d-xo.html Should keep everyone happy 😀
did you eat alot of food anc learn music like me im a cook i try to eat food when possible
Clean singing is fine but GOOOD clean vocals, ov sulfur is not the case of good clean vocals
Great band these guys are killing it, but I hate that edgy “we wanna piss ppl off” mentality. In my opinion clean singing just completely takes you out of deathcore that’s not deathcore anymore but that’s not to say the music is bad that’s not an insult. Deathcore is a genre many people, myself included, grew up with and hold near and dear to our hearts and it’s a genre that has never incorporated any sort of clean singing I hate to be one of those guys but there really is no place for clean singing in deathcore. It would be like Cannibal Corpse doing clean vocals and still calling themselves death metal it just doesn’t work. That’s not to take away from how talented these guys are they’re doing amazing but to me they’re just making Metal music at the end of the day it’s not deathcore.
just FYI, cleans have been in deathcore since the beginning, just off the top of my head: shapeshifter EP (2008) from the contortionist, triumph EP (2010) from lorna shore, bedsprings and bloodshed demo (2005) from salt the wound, awaken the dreamers (2008) from all shall perish, the list goes on. I think its silly to say ONE specific style of sound completely negates the genre, especially because deathcore is crossover of hardcore and deathmetal, and hardcore has plenty of "clean" vocals. You'd be hard pressed and look like a clown to try to argue any of those bands/releases i mentioned "arent deathcore".
I hate Vortex clean vocals in dimmu i stopped listening to them
clean singing in deathcore is realy terrible and it doesn't fit
Definitely a fan of their clean vocals in deathcore so keep it up! 🤘