The Miserable Metal Mind Podcast Ep 9

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This time we are joined by the amazing guitar talent of Rhea Thomson from Tailgunner. We discuss their upcoming European tour along with albums by:

Bokassa

Florence Black

Enforcer 

Slayer 


Play lists

Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2LAAxf0gRx2ydwQ0WftgIC?si=QcmXZrV6RwyjEC5LjMDkdw&pi=e-Eu2g5VsZSp6c


Apple

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2LAAxf0gRx2ydwQ0WftgIC?si=QcmXZrV6RwyjEC5LjMDkdw&pi=e-Eu2g5VsZSp6c


YouTube

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-06XUTPhgjDO_G3dJB6emIdXO9ma0nEl&si=ZLwa-tMmtEG4Vskv



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