Krazy Train Podcast: Hamish (Godthrymm) on Projections, Doom Metal Roots & the Song “Jewels” Hamish — doom metal veteran of My Dying Bride and Solstice, now fronting Godthrymm — pulls into the Krazy Train and Jasmin St. Claire gets the full story behind one of the most respected names quietly building momentum in doom metal right now. Hamish breaks down where the name Godthrymm comes from, what "divine might" actually means, and why almost nobody pronounces it correctly on the first try. He previews the band's new album Projections, releasing May 29th on Profound Lore Records — the third and final chapter of a thematic trilogy that started with Reflections looking at the past and Distortions exploring contrast, with Projections turning the lens forward into the future through wide-ranging emotional and musical influences.

Krazy Train Podcast: Hamish (Godthrymm) on Projections, Doom Metal Roots &amp; the Song &ldquo;Jewels&rdquo; Hamish &mdash; doom metal veteran of My Dying Bride and Solstice, now fronting Godthrymm &mdash; pulls into the Krazy Train and Jasmin St. Claire gets the full story behind one of the most respected names quietly building momentum in doom metal right now. Hamish breaks down where the name Godthrymm comes from, what "divine might" actually means, and why almost nobody pronounces it correctly on the first try. He previews the band's new album Projections, releasing May 29th on Profound Lore Records &mdash; the third and final chapter of a thematic trilogy that started with Reflections looking at the past and Distortions exploring contrast, with Projections turning the lens forward into the future through wide-ranging emotional and musical influences.

Embark down memory lane with Jasmin St Claire to explore how a quiet kid became a catalyst in American Shock Entertainment.  With cohost Greg Alprin along to help control the chaos, I am going to tell stories, answer fan mail, respond to rumors and invite friends new an old to come on and talk about anything and everything.   I guarantee my stories will shock, awe and maybe even inspire you.  I cant wait.   All Aboard!!!

Embark down memory lane with Jasmin St Claire to explore how a quiet kid became a catalyst in American Shock Entertainment.&nbsp; With cohost Greg Alprin along to help control the chaos, I am going to tell stories, answer fan mail, respond to rumors and invite friends new an old to come on and talk about anything and everything.&nbsp;&nbsp; I guarantee my stories will shock, awe and maybe even inspire you.&nbsp; I cant wait.&nbsp;&nbsp; All Aboard!!!

Krazy Train with Jasmin St. Claire

Embark down memory lane with Jasmin St Claire to explore how a quiet kid became a catalyst in American Shock Entertainment.  With cohost Greg Alprin along to help control the chaos, Jasmin is going to tell stories, answer fan mail, respond to rumors and invite friends new an old to come on and talk about anything and everything.  Stories guaranteed to shock, awe and maybe even inspire you. All Aboard!!!

Embark down memory lane with Jasmin St Claire to explore how a quiet kid became a catalyst in American Shock Entertainment.&nbsp; With cohost Greg Alprin along to help control the chaos, Jasmin is going to tell stories, answer fan mail, respond to rumors and invite friends new an old to come on and talk about anything and everything. &nbsp;Stories guaranteed to shock, awe and maybe even inspire you. All Aboard!!!

Hamish of Godthrymm

NWA Wrestling's Pretty Boy Smooth pulls into the Krazy Train and Jasmin St. Claire wastes absolutely no time getting to what makes this man tick — because the Urban Playboy persona is sharp, the in-ring work is undeniable, and the story behind how a kid from Hempstead, New York went from college basketball at Hofstra to Mercyhurst to sitting ringside at a local indie show and deciding he wanted to be a wrestler instead of a referee is exactly the kind of origin story this podcast was built for. Smooth breaks down his training under multiple coaches including EC3 — who brought him directly into the NWA — the locker room culture that makes the NWA different, the move to Comet TV and what that platform means for the promotion's reach, and how a nickname he carried in real life became the Urban Playboy character that's turning heads on national television.

NWA Wrestling's Pretty Boy Smooth pulls into the Krazy Train and Jasmin St. Claire wastes absolutely no time getting to what makes this man tick &mdash; because the Urban Playboy persona is sharp, the in-ring work is undeniable, and the story behind how a kid from Hempstead, New York went from college basketball at Hofstra to Mercyhurst to sitting ringside at a local indie show and deciding he wanted to be a wrestler instead of a referee is exactly the kind of origin story this podcast was built for. Smooth breaks down his training under multiple coaches including EC3 &mdash; who brought him directly into the NWA &mdash; the locker room culture that makes the NWA different, the move to Comet TV and what that platform means for the promotion's reach, and how a nickname he carried in real life became the Urban Playboy character that's turning heads on national television.

The Urban Playboy: Pretty Boy Smooth on the Krazy Train

Thomas Eriksen — the man behind Norway's Mork, one of black metal's most authentic and relentlessly evolving solo projects — pulls into the Krazy Train

Eriksen breaks down "Ødelagt" — Norwegian for "broken" — a track inspired by brutalist architecture, vast emptiness, and a life built on a false facade, and previews Monolitt, Mork's eighth studio album dropping June 19th on Peaceville Records — a signing that came with the backing of Darkthrone members and the kind of underground credibility that can't be bought. He walks through Mork's evolution across eight albums, the origin of the name and logo, and what it actually looks like to build a black metal career from Norway to the stages of Psycho Las Vegas, California Death Fest, and Baltimore — funded in part by Norwegian government artist grants that most American musicians don't even know exist.

Thomas Eriksen &mdash; the man behind Norway's Mork, one of black metal's most authentic and relentlessly evolving solo projects &mdash; pulls into the Krazy Train
Eriksen breaks down "&Oslash;delagt" &mdash; Norwegian for "broken" &mdash; a track inspired by brutalist architecture, vast emptiness, and a life built on a false facade, and previews&nbsp;Monolitt, Mork's eighth studio album dropping June 19th on Peaceville Records &mdash; a signing that came with the backing of Darkthrone members and the kind of underground credibility that can't be bought. He walks through Mork's evolution across eight albums, the origin of the name and logo, and what it actually looks like to build a black metal career from Norway to the stages of Psycho Las Vegas, California Death Fest, and Baltimore &mdash; funded in part by Norwegian government artist grants that most American musicians don't even know exist.

Thomas Eriksen of Mork on Norway's Black Metal Scene

Armored Saint guitarist Jeff Duncan pulls into the Krazy Train and Jasmin St. Claire is ready — because when one of heavy metal's most enduring bands drops a ninth studio album, you don't phone in the conversation. Emotion Factory Reset is out and Duncan breaks it all down — the writing process, the concept behind the new videos "Close To The Bone" and "Hit A Moonshot" including the real-life fighters who inspired it, and what it means for a band that has been together this long to still be making music that hits this hard. He gets into Armored Saint's legendary relationship with Metal Blade Records and founder Brian Slagel, why a brotherhood built in the early 80s Los Angeles metal scene is still standing when almost everything else from that era has fallen apart, and what playing the Rainbow Bar & Grill's 54th anniversary show felt like for a man who grew up on Black Sabbath, Kiss, Van Halen, and Judas Priest.

Armored Saint guitarist Jeff Duncan pulls into the Krazy Train and Jasmin St. Claire is ready &mdash; because when one of heavy metal's most enduring bands drops a ninth studio album, you don't phone in the conversation. Emotion Factory Reset is out and Duncan breaks it all down &mdash; the writing process, the concept behind the new videos "Close To The Bone" and "Hit A Moonshot" including the real-life fighters who inspired it, and what it means for a band that has been together this long to still be making music that hits this hard. He gets into Armored Saint's legendary relationship with Metal Blade Records and founder Brian Slagel, why a brotherhood built in the early 80s Los Angeles metal scene is still standing when almost everything else from that era has fallen apart, and what playing the Rainbow Bar &amp; Grill's 54th anniversary show felt like for a man who grew up on Black Sabbath, Kiss, Van Halen, and Judas Priest.

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