Satan Made Me Do It DJ

Once again SATAN MADE ME DO IT comes out of the shadows into quantic luminescence in a two hour show packed with splendor and dread. This one is particularly nasty. Lots of black and doom for the hardcore kids. Groins will be hurt! For a complete tracklist, check http://wp.me/p47Bxo-89 Tags: Mgła, Throaat, Clandestine Blaze, Nattefrost, Sunn O))), Process of Guilt, Goatlord, Quintessenz, Sepulcher, Slaughter, Martyrdöd, Kalmen, Mayhem, Blasphemy

We weren’t joking. The last episode we did for radio Quântica got real nasty. We were in a pissed off mood and didn’t feel like taking things nice and easy. We lead a happier life now, thank goodness, and that is reflected on this month’s 45-minute episode.  You know when Donald Trump said his net worth fluctuated according to his feelings? It’s similar. Except that Donald Trump is a total fucking douchebag and we are actually pretty cool. If there’s a theme at play here we can’t really tell you what it is. What we can say is that it feels good. Our ears are happy; our necks are sore. Just don’t dance. You’ll anger Tom. Tags: Night Viper, Lee Aaron, Girlschool, Plasmatics, Warlock, Cauldron, Striker, Whiteness, Megadeth, Celtic Frost, Acid, Heavy Metal, Speed Metal, Thrash Metal

Second SATAN MADE ME DO IT show for Rádio Quântica, filled to the brim with atmospheric, psychedelic and introspective black metal. But don't worry: there's also lots of death metal, old and new, to kick you in the teeth, and a dash of good ol'NWOBHM, just to help you keep going. For a complete tracklist, visit http://wp.me/p47Bxo-7Ino gods, no masters! — http://www.radioquantica.com Tags: Vetter, Leviathan, Burzum, Abyssion, The Ruins of Beverast, Carnivore, Inter Arma, Vampire, Nachash, Insanity, Regurgitation, Master, Horrendous, Pyrrhon

Man, oh man. What a rough labor. This episode should have been released this past Friday, but one of us was just sorta melting and oozing away thanks to food poisoning. It’s a big cause of death in India, we were told. Anyway, you can already imagine why this month’s episode is called Hot Mess… Haha enjoy that mental image. Of course the original intention was a very different one. That’s why there’s a Lemmy tattoo on the cover there. One of us was graced with it shortly after his passing. We are just gonna let the music speak for itself. There’s no need to, yet again, enunciate Lemmy’s merits and contributions. Enjoy and FUCK OFF! Tags: Warfare, Metal Punk, Motörhead, Discharge, Venom, Inepsy, Toxic Holocaust, Rogue Male, Division Speed, Cro-Mags, Half Girl, Poison Idea, Hardcore Punk

The first manifestation on Rádio Quântica of satan’s foremost monthly metal show. Two hour long episode with focus on black metal and NWOBHM.— http://www.radioquantica.com/ —

It’s a DJ’s cliché to say your set sounds like a “journey”, but fuck it, that’s exactly what SATAN MADE ME DO IT tries to achieve a lot of times. This episode is, we think, a fine example. It starts really slow, moody easy, building up, song after song, to a level of intensity that will reach its peak in the end and hopefully leave you feeling challenged. Dont' take it too seriously, though. We came up with this “climbing progression” when thinking about “Fitzcarraldo”, Werner Herzog’s movie from 1982 where the mad German director carried a 300 ton steamship over a hill in the Amazon. The movie production was almost “Apocalypse Now” stuff of legend. Go watch it. Tags: Filipe Felizardo, Iron Maiden, Agnes Strange, Salem, Iron Curtain, Amulet, Goblin, Midnight, Vampire, Barbatos, Nocturnal Blood, Slayer, NWOBHM, Black Metal

That’s FIVE weeks since our last episode! That’s a first. So far, in almost two years doing SATAN MADE ME DO IT, we’ve skipped one week just once, on New Year’s Eve. We’ve been quite busy, though. First with our first SATAN MADE ME DO IT curated gig at Music Box with the supremely cool BAD GUYS. We can’t lie to you: it’s true; we’ve felt some kind of “post-event blues”. We just wanted to jump on stage and do it again. Then reality crashed in. Work to do, 9-to-5 jobs. A mess. So, yeah, we’re late and we apologize for not providing you your biweekly dose of sonic prozac (Wordpress tell us that Monday morning is your favorite time to pay us a visit, so we guess it’s a privilege to be your first source of energizing for the working week). But guess what? We come with a vengeance. This episode is out there in terms of sheer aggression, speed and raw power. And we’re featuring a lot of fresh, 2015 stuff. So let’s just lock horns and be pals again. PLAY IT LOUD! Tags: Obituary, Instinct of Survival, Black Breath, Gouge, Division Speed, Vorum, Embrace of Thorns, Death Metal, Diavolos, Enter Obscurity, Paranoid, Vircolac

Friends, the time has come to shake things up. We’ve brought some company for today’s episode: Bad Guys. Not just any bad guys. The Bad Guys, from London. They will pay us a visit on November 20th, have you heard? http://on.fb.me/1KKMa89 Now, we may be bastards, but we are a grateful bunch of bastards. Ask and you shall receive, they said. Thus this episode came to be. Bad Guys sent us 4 tracks that influenced their sound. They also sent us some commentary. It’s all audio and integrated on the episode. You’ve heard of radio? It’s like that, only cooler cause we can do whatever the fuck we want. And we did. So besides having these warriors choose some songs, we got some tracks of our own in there. Shit got wild. Fuckin town sheriff would run for his dear ol’life if such a podcast would come charging in. Wait, what’s that in the distance... Hide the children. This ain’t a Halloween Special. It’s a Bad Guys Special. Tags: BAD GUYS, Pissed Jeans, Deep Purple, Entombed, Harvey Milk, Kiss, Townes Van Zandt, TODD, Lawnmower Deth, Judas Priest, Hard Rock, Sludge Metal, Punk, Country

The cruelest acts can rarely be put into words. They must be left to the realms of imagination. That’s where fear comes from too. No physical manifestation of horror can ever and will ever top our ability to create empires of the gruesome. Those who say fact trumps fiction, i.e. imagination, have never really tried hard enough. After all, the kingdoms of metaphysics are far less restrictive. Today’s episode is an attempt to spark your creativity. We made it like a drug. To hook you is the entire point. And once you’re addicted there’s no escaping it. No morals to resort to, no time to go back, no place to hide. Your mind becomes your hell; your ideas, Satan himself. Make the best of them. Tags: Megace, Morbid Angel, Disorder, Reencarnación, One Tail One Head, Darkthrone, Birth Ritual, Tranquilizer, Death Strike, Sacrilege, Test, Obliteration, Thrash Metal, Death Metal

For quite some time now we haven’t released a really mean episode through and through. Maybe it has to do with the summer. The increasing daylight hours made us weak, perhaps. We’re ending it NOW. This episode will make afraid of your own shadow from start to finish. It’s so thick that Leatherface’s chainsaw wouldn’t be able to cut it through. It’s so loud you’ll want to listen to Delibes afterwards. This is where we separate the men from the boys and send away all the poseurs whoTHINK they like SATAN MADE ME DO IT. No more happy thoughts, no more warmth inside, no more singing along or wandering about. This one comes from our cold, dead hands. Tags: Message, Nachash, Inter Arma, Death Karma, ZOM, Nihilist, Dream Death, Fenriz, Red Planet, The Obsessed, Heavy Metal, Death Metal, Black Metal, Doom Metal

There sure ain’t a lot of metal this time around, but if you’re still here you don’t really care. And we salute you for that.  40 episodes. It has been 40 episodes. Should we expect some sort of midlife crisis? All we know is that we ain’t stopping anytime soon, so better get used to us sticking around. We are the vulture and the coyote. The crow. We’ll keep feeding even after others are gone. Dance away.

We hope you like drama in your music, cause this is gonna move you to tears. Don’t be a wimp now! SATAN MADE ME DO IT didn’t just go soft on you; expect no tacky ballads, ever. You can write that down too. What we attempted here was teaming up a bunch of very intense and dramatic heavy metal flavored tunes in order to uncover the feelings inside all you heartless bastards. Every time you bang your head a kitty dies. Stop it, ok?

We know we’ve just done it recently (see Episode 34 - Cross My Heart and Hope to Die), but we’re going for a slower tempo on this one. We just felt the need to, especially after three crazy days spinning records at VAGOS OPEN AIR festival. Hard as nails, those guys. They didn’t care at all for slower tracks or even faster NWOBHM songs. These critters wanted to be fed on a strictly brutal diet consisting of thrash, death, black metal with just a dash of hardcore on top. Ahah, it was great fun and definitely we want to go back. But hey, some people mistake speed for aggression and noise for violence. Not true. Music can be pretty vile and grim and dark and heavy when it’s cold, slow or distant too. It’s almost like the old argument: what are scarier, slow zombies, or fast zombies? Meh... So press play and PLAY IT LOUD. And beware; it can get pretty emotional. Tags: Saturnalia Temple, Nocternity, Scald, Black Sabbath, Inquisition, Shuttah, Black Metal, Doom Metal, Psych Rock, Heavy Metal 

This one is a bit two sided. Yin and yang, light and shadow shit. Half black/thrash, half power/speed, apparently unable to get along, but in the end they came out as BFFs. Nothing planned, mind. It’s just we’ve been thinking about our next deejaying gig at VAGOS OPEN AIR festival – three nights, three different sets – and we’ll probably do something along these lines. Probably. Best way to find out: be there! Tags: Toxik Death, Desaster, Bathory, Cirith Ungol, Enter Obscurity, Ranger, Exciter, Scythian, Attacker, Stormwitch, Black Metal, Power Metal, Thrash Metal, Speed Metal 

It’s funny, you know? There are plenty of non-metal people who admit listening to metal music. Now that’s just fine; such barriers have long been broken. We have written about this before. What’s interesting is not that these people listen to metal; it’s the metal they usually listen to. If you know a thing or two about music you’ll be very quick in confessing your love for the likes of Slayer, Napalm Death or Burzum. These three bands have some things in common: they all inspired genres other than metal and are generally archived under the “extreme metal” category. Now ask those same people if they enjoy NWOBHM, Speed, Power, Glam – in general, the more traditional and “domesticated” metal genres – and see what happens (Maiden and Priest don’t count!). Even among head bangers it’s not infrequent to find people who have no love for these sounds. If this episode doesn’t make you change your mind then you’ll continue leading a sad, sad existence. And we’ll show you no compassion. Good music has no boundaries. NO DAWN IN LUCIFER’S LIGHT!