Oblivious Maximus - Podcast

Joel Birch (The Amity Affliction) is my guest for this week, chatting about the Poison the Well record, 'You Come Before You', and a bunch of other nonsense. Good chat about a record that Joel is really into and something I'd never smashed the whole way through before. Big chat, enjoy!

Danielle Chalmers (From The Hips Podcast)is my guest for this episode, Dani chose Hanson's 'Middle of Nowhere' - ripping pop record, lots to chat about, we also spoke about her new Podcast 'From The Hips' which you can listen to everywhere now! Check out From The Hips here: https://anchor.fm/fromthehips

Shaun Allen (Nerve Damage, Empress) is my guest for this episode, Shaun came on to chat about the Deftones album 'White Pony', great chat about an album we both know quite well and had different experiences with growing up! Check out and support Nerve Damage here: https://nervedamageaushc.bandcamp.com/

Adrian Kelly (Beerwolf) is my guest for this episode, Kelly picked Fall Out Boy's 'From Under the Cork Tree' to talk about, potentially to spite me, however, was a good chat none the less - worked some nu metal conversation points in there so we're good. RIP IN! If you have the means to do so, please consider donating to Warriors of the Aboriginal Resistance, details can be found on their Facebook page here, as well as upcoming Protests and action being taken: https://www.facebook.com/WARcollective/

Pat Shanahan (Born Free), is my guest for this episode, discussing the Queens of the Stone Age album 'Songs for the Deaf'. Great to chat to someone as enthusiastic about this album as I am, one of the all-time greats! Loved chatting about it, tune in! Please consider donating to the following funds seeking justice for First Nations People: https://au.gofundme.com/f/d9qkb6-justice-for-david https://au.gofundme.com/f/justice-for-yuendumu-inquiry-on-police-shooting https://www.gofundme.com/f/wirraway-vals-specialist-unit

Todd Jones (Nails, Unsilent Death Podcast) is my guest for this episode, talking about the Sepultura album 'Chaos AD'. We had a great chat about a record we both really love as well as Todd's new podcast. If you have the means to do so, please consider donating to the following organizations that work to support First Nations people and people in need in a number of ways: https://vals.org.au/ https://covid19-first-nations-community-impacts.raisely.com/ https://sistersinside.com.au/

This week my guest is Rory Beeforth (FUTL Podcast) - Rory and I caught up to chat about The Dillinger Escape Plan album 'Miss Machine' - good chat, rip in and also check out the FUTL Podcast! Brutal!

Stella Leung (Potion) is my guest for this episode of the podcast, Stella and I had a chat about L7's 'Smell the Magic', Potion, watching Cantonese movies and some other stuff! RIP IN, LOVE POTION, SLOWLY TALKING TO EVERY MEMBER, BRUTAL!

Colin Young (Twitching Tongues, God's Hate) returns for the 3rd time to chat about 'Master Killer' by Merauder. Good chinwag with one of the great enthusiasts of this album of our time. Rip in, great to have another chat with my old mate! BRUTAL!

Andy Dowling (Andy Social Podcast, Lord) is my guest for this episode talking about '...ish' by 1927. Great chat with a very prolific Australian podcaster, stoked to have him on to have a chat, brutal!

Jem and Josh (Forge Ahead Podcast, Speed) are my guests for this episode. Ripping chat about Parkway Drive's 'Killing With a Smile' - fun to chat with two mates who are getting started with their own podcast and talk about a record that had a big impact on the three of us in one way or another! Check out Forge Ahead here: https://www.facebook.com/forgeaheadpodcast/

Pete Abordi (No Apologies, Level, Smash) is my guest for this episode of the podcast, talking about The Smiths self-titled record. Good to have Pete back on again to chat about one of his favourite albums, rip in!

Nathan Leitch (Barpirdhila Foundation, Grey Mare, Bananalands) is my guest for this episode, talking about The Johnnys 'Highlights of A Dangerous Life' record. Great chat, have a listen! We'd also like to encourage supporting the Barpirdhila Foundations current fundraising efforts to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and community affected by the COVID-19 crisis, you can do so here: https://covid19-first-nations-community-impacts.raisely.com/ Additional information on the Barpirdhila Foundation can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/barpirdhila/

Lewy Glass (Honest Crooks) is my guest on this episode of the podcast, Lewy and I caught up to talk about the Shinto Katana record, 'We Can't Be Saved' and how Honest Crooks are managing throughout this time being trapped at home! Good chinwag, tune in!

Pete Bursky (Sumeru, Brilliant Emperor Records) is my guest for this episode of the podcast, talking about the self-titled Danzig album! We discussed this, Sumeru, No Apologies and his label Brilliant Emperor records, give it a suss!

David James Young (All My Friends are in Bar Bands, Hottest 100s and 1000s), returns to the podcast to talk about the Fiona Apple record, 'The Idler Wheel...' . Good chat with Australia's most prolific show-goer and all-round legend, give it a suss! Brutal.

Self-described 'professional person' Callum Preston returns to the podcast for the 5th time! We discussed 'The Blue Album' by Weezer and then got into general chit chat about our lives and things surrounding a record like this. CHECK IT OUT!

Dakota Gordon is my guest for this episode of the podcast, discussing the album 'Through Silver in Blood' by Neurosis. Dakota is an amazing photographer (who kindly let me use a picture of hers for the cover for this podcast), and someone who shares a lot of similar music tastes to me, so this was a fun chat about a ripping record. Get into it.

Nate Newton (Converge, Old Man Gloom) is my guest for this episode of the Oblivious Maximus Podcast. Nate and I had a chat about the U2 record 'The Joshua Tree', great convo, good dive into how U2 informed record arrangement and writing for Nate, check it out and stay safe! Brutal!

Stu Ross (Comeback Kid, Misery Signals) is my guest on this episode of the Oblivious Maximus podcast, we rip into Green Day's 'Insomniac' album, and chat through how that influenced and continues to influence Stu. GRAB A DRINK, HAVE A LISTEN!