The name Allegaeon is the result of a cease and desist order. Get the whole (short) story, a release date for the next Allegaeon record (April 19th) and Greg’s connection to Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un (there isn’t a real connection) on this episode of Metalix.
See the Nuclear Power Trio video that all the UN inspectors are talking about here:
Allegaeon plays with We are William, Source, The Medina Grooves and Maxnome Foe Saturday, January 26th at Herman’s Hideaway.
Keith from Ernie November in Cheyenne invited B Lo to host Metalix live at his store in Cheyenne, WY.
Keith says Allegaeon is asking too much if each member expects to make $51 thousand annually as a metal band. B Lo believes Allegaeon’s crowdfunding effort has been misrepresented in metal blogs, leading to unfair attacks from the rest of the metal community.
Wyoming City Councilman Richard Johnson believes voters can make a bigger difference locally than they can on a federal level. Johnson is a lifelong member of the Cheyenne community, a skilled skateboarder and devout political nonconformist.
Former Allegaeon vocalist Ezra Haynes surprises B Lo with a quick skype conversation after hearing a new Allegaeon track on Metalix.
Ezra is the consummate supporter of his projects, past or present and Allegaeon is no exception. However, this episode is spent discussing a much more urgent topic: the 2017 Gathering of the Juggalos in Colorado. Would Fort Collins be a good place for the legendary ICP-Fest?
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