Every album tells a story. Most never get heard. We dig them out with podcasts exploring heavy 70s, 80s metal, 90s alternative, and 00s rock—forgotten masterpieces, lost classics, and legends that still have something to say.
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T.T. Quick’s Metal of Honor: Too Metal for One Lane, Too Restless for Another
Returning Board of Directors member Patrick Testa brought us T.T. Quick’s Metal of Honor, a 1986 favorite that helped him find confidence as a teenager. We found a record caught between classic metal conviction, unexpected musical turns, an...
First Wave Hello: The 2006 Space Rock Record That Should Have Been in Your Collection
Longtime Board of Directors member Jim Stelter brought First Wave Hello and their 2006 album The Lord & its Penguin to our table. Neither of us knew it, which became harder to explain the longer we listened. Want to bring YOUR favorite lost...
Vote: Who Kept the Hard Rock Flame Burning in the ’90s?
AC/DC’s Highway to Hell won our latest ’70s poll with 52.4% of the combined vote. Darren Leach put it on the ballot with a simple pitch: “We reviewed a Brian era album, now it’s Bon’s turn.” Now it’s headed for a full Dig Me Out episode on...
Manowar’s Kings of Metal Still Demands You Pick a Side
Gavin Reid brought Manowar’s Kings of Metal to the table because, when the eternal “what counts as metal?” argument flares up, few records answer with more volume, leather, choirs, and absolute conviction. Released November 18, 1988 on Atla...
Bon's Last Album vs. Three Heavy 70s Obscurities
70s ballot is LIVE. Bon's last album vs. Alkana vs. Randy Holden vs. Euclid. Who's getting your vote, and who's getting robbed?
The hopper’s running low! We need your album suggestions. We’re thin across every decade: 70s, 80s, 90s, and 20...
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Host of Dig Me Out, a podcast celebrating underrated albums from the 80s, 90s, and 00s, and writer of Signal Theory, where UAPs, the paranormal, and critical thinking converge.
The thoughts of a middle-age music fanatic with occasional dips into sports, TV, movies, politics, grief, pop culture, food, family, and more.
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