Trendcrusher

In this episode, Peter ‘Trendcrusher’ K is joined by Vishal from Nepali hardcore band Six Coffins. They dive deep into the evolution of the punk and hardcore scene in Nepal, exploring its roots and the vibrant community that has emerged in recent years. Vishal reflects on his musical journey, starting with early bands like Inside Two Stupid Triangles and Neck Deep in Filth, and discusses the significance of the DIY ethos in fostering a thriving underground music culture. They also touch on the band's recent releases, including their EP The First Nail, and the creative process behind their unique sound, which blends elements of hardcore with local influences. Track listSix Coffins - Six CoffinsNain Sook - Ekta

In this episode, Peter ‘Trendcrusher’ K sits down with Karan and Aditya from the Mumbai-based metal band Midhaven. The trio dives deep into the band’s latest single, The Veiler, discussing its themes of hubris and ego, and the evolution of their sound towards a heavier direction. The duo shares their expectations ahead of their upcoming tour in Japan, where they'll be performing alongside renowned bands like Origin and Defleshed. Tune in for an insight into their creative process, the influences behind their sound, and a glimpse of what fans can anticipate from their future releases.Track listMidhaven - The VeilerLinkTree - https://linktr.ee/midhaven.ind

On this episode, Indian noise rock act Hoirong share with Peter ‘Trendcrusher’ K their musical journey and experiences in the Indian music scene. Drummer Danny, guitarist Kamal, and guitarist Vinay discuss their individual paths, the Hoirong sound, and the excitement of their recent gigs. They reflect on the evolution of music distribution, and the importance of connecting with audiences through live performances. Track list Thermal and a Quarter - More Equal Audrey - Super CuteLo! Peninsula - Super GlueCheck out Hoirong - https://hoirong.bandcamp.com/musicCheck out Thermal and a Quarter - https://thermalandaquarter.bandcamp.com/track/more-equal

Kate from Mathcore act PUPIL SLICER spoke to Peter ‘Trendcrusher’ K ahead the release of their highly anticipated third album, Flesh Work, via Prosthetic Records. Kate shares her excitement and nerves surrounding the album release, discusses the evolution of their sound, and reflects on the lyrical themes that tackle societal issues. They delve into the band's creative process, the challenges of navigating online criticism, and the importance of kindness in an increasingly polarized world. Track listGlorious Depravity - Necrobotic EnslavementPupil Slicer - CenoteCheck out Fleshwork - https://pupilslicer.ffm.to/fleshworkalbumhttps://gloriousdepravity-label.bandcamp.com/album/death-never-sleepsWebsite - https://trendcrusher.wordpress.com/Twitter - @trendcrusherInstagram - @trendcrusher

On this episode, Despised Icon guitarist Eric Jarrin joins Peter ‘Trendcrusher’ K ahead of the release of their album, Shadow Work via Nuclear Blast Records. Eric shares his excitement about the album's launch after a six-year hiatus and reflects on the overwhelming positive response to their singles. We delve into the concept behind the album, inspired by Carl Jung's idea of introspection, and discuss the evolution of their sound over the years. Eric also provides insight into the creative process between him and vocalist Alex, balancing production with their musical chemistry. The episode starts with ‘Raise them towards the Sun’ from Terzij se Horde’s album Our Breath Is Not Ours Alone.Track list Terzij se Horde - Raise them towards the SunDespised Icon - In MemoriamCheck out Shadow Work - https://despisedicon.bfan.link/shadow-work.ydehttps://terzijdehorde.bandcamp.com/album/our-breath-is-not-ours-alone-2