Vox&Hops Metal Podcast
Author: Matt McGachy & Sound Talent Media
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Matt McGachy, the vocalist of extreme metal band Cryptopsy, interviews fellow metal musicians about their life & music while sharing a craft beer on his metal podcast Vox&Hops. Here’s your chance to sneak backstage to share a brew & discover exactly what your favourite rockstars are like behind their personas. Matt has been the front man of the legendary Death Metal Band Cryptopsy since 2007. With them, he has contributed to 2 full length albums, 2 EPs & toured all over the globe playing massive festivals such as Wacken Open Air, Brutal Assault, Heavy Montreal, Hell Fest & Summer Breeze to name a few. In 2018, he launched the Vox&Hops Metal Podcast which was inspired by his love of Craft Beer & thought-provoking discussions. The Vox&Hops Metal Podcast has released over 400 episodes, with listeners in over 85 countries & fostered an amazing metal community. Enjoy Life, Metal & Craft Beer!
Awesome band!
Awesome episode long live speed/thrash
Sodom is still putting out some legit thrash more than 30 years since forming.
Just went to Revocation last night, what a show!
I love the Getting it out Podcast.
One of my favorite brutal death metal/deathcore bands.
The new Psycroptic album rips
She makes some pretty beautiful atmospheric black metal.
This interview is amazing 🤣
The new Undeath album is pretty hyped but it's still a pretty damned good death metal record. Looking forward to Undeath continuing to progress their sound in the future.
His first solo album is a nice groovy death metal album with hints of hardcore/thrash.
Such a great band!
The new album absolutely rips!
It's really Disappointing matt had to leave the band but his reasons were completely understandable and admirable.
This label is full of great bands!
I'm gonna have to buy that book.
One of the bands that truly cemented me into the metalverse
One of the best harsh vocalists in metal
Easily one of the most consistent and influential death/doom bands.
He's such an underrated bassist.