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Venom guitarist Rage Dixon and Six Feet Under guitarist Jack Owen headline this double episode, breaking down the making of Into Oblivion and Next To Die. Rage explains how losing two years of recordings forced Venom to rebuild the album from scratch, pushing the band toward a more experimental, live-driven sound, while Owen explores whether Six Feet Under is returning to its classic groove-focused identity.

The episode covers Venom’s no click track recording approach, the evolution behind “Lay Down Your Soul” and “Kicked Out of Hell,” and the band’s direction moving forward. In the second half, Owen is joined by Metal Mayhem ROC correspondent Bill the Rager, bringing a 35-year friendship into the conversation, turning it into a heavy metal memory lane alongside insights on songwriting, touring, stepping away from lead guitar, and stories from his time in Cannibal Corpse.

LINKS
https://metalmayhemroc.com/
https://www.venomslegions.com/

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