• 173 - EXTERMINATION DISMEMBERMENT: Slam Rules, Chug Riffs, Belarus & Planet Fitness

  • Apr 14 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 25 mins
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173 - EXTERMINATION DISMEMBERMENT: Slam Rules, Chug Riffs, Belarus & Planet Fitness

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  • Garza sits down in-person with Vladislav Martirosov & Arseniy Kovalchuk from Belarus slam band Extermination Dismemberment. https://linktr.ee/edismemberment

    SPONSORS: Garza Podcast Coffee https://garzapodcastcoffee.com

    CHAPTERS:
    00:00 - Band Name Origin
    04:03 - Learning English
    06:05 - Belarus
    07:13 - Choosing Longest Band Name
    11:03 - Butcher For Artwork
    14:51 - Location For Music Video
    19:23 - Mormons
    20:52 - American Culture
    21:24 - How Band Met
    26:30 - Problem w/ Finding Vocalists
    28:12 - 1st Belarusian Band Touring America
    29:10 - Bands from Belarus
    30:44 - Visa Rejected
    31:54 - Touring in RVs
    34:27 - Love What You Do
    36:20 - Red Beton Project
    40:40 - Kemper & AMT P1 Pedal
    43:44 - B.C. Rich Shredzilla
    45:56 - Riff: Slaughterer Chainsaw
    47:49 - Riff: Slide Pinch Harmonics
    51:49 - Rules of Making Slam
    54:55 - Deathcore Needs Diversity
    58:52 - Mixing & Mastering Own Music
    59:57 - Corpsepit
    1:02:56 - Planet Fitness
    1:07:15 - Groaning While Working Out
    1:09:11 - Back Pain Routines
    1:13:50 - Checking Ego
    1:16:47 - Bringing Back Crazy Artwork
    1:19:50 - Achieving Success & Happiness
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