The Miserable Metal Mind Podcast Ep 3

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And this time we have a guest.

Mr Carl Black from the "Metal Album of the Fortnight Club".

we offer .

"They Watch us From The Moon"

"Blackbraid"

"King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard"

to The miserable one, and he responds with "Faith no More".


https://open.spotify.com/episode/7blA7cLWKaMHuzEHL89RJp



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