Zack and Seth get together to discuss life, streaming as a musician, and Neapolitan chords.Special thanks toLimitless Cables  Use code "Zack10"Swiss PicksSupport the show

 Paul Wardingham visits the podcast again to talk about his newest album, Cybergenisis.  He is an English-born Australian musician. Self-described as "instrumental cyber metal" his style can be categorized as a hybrid mix of rock, progressive metal with electronic elements. Found out more about Paul here:www.paulwardingham.comSupport the show

Zack and Seth chat about their upcoming Discipline December challenge.  Stay updated and follow along here:www.facebook.com/DissonantHarmonyPodcastSupport the show

Sean Branney has produced and directed many theatrical productions, winning awards for Acting, Directing and Producing from the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle.With his colleague, Andrew Leman, he founded and continues to run the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society in Glendale, California. With the HPLHS, Sean has co-produced the films The Call of Cthulhu and The Whisperer in Darkness. Sean adapted The Call of Cthulhu for the screen and directed The Whisperer in Darkness.Find more about Sean and the HPLHS here: www.hplhs.orgSupport the show

 Alex Weber, bassist, composer, and teacher is based in Baltimore, MD.  He joined the progressive metal band Exist in 2008 to cover bass and vocal duties and has since recorded 4 albums with them. Over the last 4 years Exist has signed with Prosthetic Records and has toured the US and Canada with notable bands such as Gorguts, Obscura, Beyond Creation, and Archspire.  Besides touring with Exist, Alex has also been hired by and toured the US and Europe in a diverse assortment of metal bands such as Jeff Loomis’ solo project, Defeated Sanity, and Sabbath Assembly. In 2020, Alex joined the renowned technical death metal Malignancy.Check out more about Alex here:alexwebermusic.comYouTubeInstagram Support the show

Tim Roth is the guitarist, backing vocalist and only remaining founding member of Canadian melodic death metal and progressive metal band, Into Eternity.    Roth is very much the mastermind of Into Eternity, plays the majority of their guitar solos and also was originally the lead vocalist. Check out Into Eternity here:www.intoeternity.netfacebook.com/intoeternitywebSupport the show

Benny and Kelly revisit sit down with Zack and Seth to discuss Lost Symphony's Chapter III album release Benny Goodman is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, DJ, podcaster, and founder of the music project Lost Symphony.And check out Benny's podcast 2020'd here: 2020-d.comKelly Kereliuk is the guitarist for Prismind, Lost Symphony, Sound Chaser and Negus (Steve Negus ex-Saga), as well as a full-time instructor in the Hamilton, Ontario area for the past 30 years.    Check his PATREON for many new goodies www.patreon.com/kellykereliuk  Find out more about Lost Symphony here:  lostsymphony.comSupport the show

FINALLY FOUND.  This episode has been lost in the void of broken file naming for over two months!  Zack and Seth sit down to discuss streaming, Gojira and more.Check out Zack's stream: https://www.twitch.tv/zackuidlSupport the show

Ermin Hamidovic is a mastering engineer hailing from Melbourne, Australia.  He is the owner of Systematic Productions, director of SubMission Audio (creator of our favorite bass VSTs), and authored The Systematic Mixing Guide.Find more about Ermin here:www.systematicproductions.comwww.submissionaudio.comSupport the show

 Mathias Nordvig (1982-) was born in Denmark and has lived part of his childhood in Greenland. He has a PhD in Nordic mythology from Aarhus University in Denmark. During his studies, he has also lived in Iceland. Mathias Nordvig has been teaching Viking studies, Norse mythology, Scandinavian folklore, and Arctic culture at the University of Colorado at Boulder since 2015. He runs a YouTube channel called The Nordic Mythology Channel with the attached website www.nordicmythologychannel.com. He also has a podcast with the co-owner of the clothing company Horns of Odin, Daniel Farrand, which is called The Nordic Mythology Podcast. His latest book, Ásatrú for Beginners,  is a newcomer’s guide to the spiritual belief system based around the pre-Christian folklore and mythology of Northern Europe. Support the show