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Home » 121: Bands to introduce friends to a genre

121: Bands to introduce friends to a genre

March 10, 2025 by Andrew Culture

Last Updated on January 16, 2026

Welcome to Beat Motel Podcast – Episode 121, where Andrew Laws and Dr Sam set fire to good taste and dance around the ashes.

🔊 This week:

  • Cottage cheese: culinary delight or bin juice?
  • Does coughing make you think of Black Sabbath?
  • The Wu-Tang Clan’s Ipswich connection (it’s real, honest).
  • Melvins live: genius or just the same riff over and over?
  • The ultimate metal gateway band—is it The Sword or are we just lazy?
  • Techno vs. Free Jazz: the never-ending war rages on.
  • Why SpongeBob might be the most important rock educator of our time.
  • Venetian Snares: music or a migraine factory?

Also, Andrew finally gets round to telling people about his new YouTube video series featuring noise gigs, angry synths, and, er… prosthetic man-parts.

🔥 Listen now, argue later!

### Riffs of the week

#### Dr Sam’s Riff

– Laibach – Fedayeen (1.20)

#### Andrew’s Riff

– Havukruunu: Laulunhenki (5:39)

### Dr Sam’s track choices

1. SpongeBob – Goofy Goober Rock (1.04)

2. Naked City – Demon Sanctuary (0.09)

3. Sepultura – Territory (0.52)

4. Jose Afonso – Cantar Alentejano (0.30)

### Andrew’s track choices

1. Jeff Mills – The Bells (1:03)

2. The Sword – Freya (opening)

3. The Vince Guaraldi Trio – Linus and Lucy (0:33)

4. Venetian Snares – Hajnal (3:26)

Email us – beatmotel@lawsie.com

Havukruunu review https://www.angrymetalguy.com/havukruunu-tavastland-review/

Bert Jansch – Avocet – https://tidal.com/browse/album/273477322?u

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