Somewhere in Time welcomes back Craig Locicero from bay-area thrashers Forbidden! Craig joins the podcast to discuss the 1994/1995 Forbidden album “Distortion”.  We discuss all things Distortion, from where the band was after Twisted into Form, bringing in a new drummer, and the song writing process for this album. We also do a track-by-track breakdown of the album. Thank you, once again, to Craig for his time and awesome discussion about this album. 

Somewhere in Time Podcast continue their discussion on their favorites from 1995. This episode, the topic of discussion is the album “Heavy As a Really Heavy Thing”, by the band Strapping Young Lad. This is the debut album from Strapping Young Lad and is essentially a Devin Townsend solo project. Lots to discuss regarding the collection of songs on this album, including what Devin Townsend thinks of this album, how it compares to their future work, and other Devin Townsend projects, and how each of us feel about this album overall. 

Somewhere in Time Podcast begin 2026 by continuing their discussion on their favorites from 1995. This episode, the topic of discussion is the album “…And the Circus Leaves Town”, by the band Kyuss. This is the fourth and final album from Kyuss and the podcast discusses what caused the breakup of the band, highlight their favorite tracks from this album, and discuss where the album ranks for them in Kyuss’ overall catalog. 

In this episode, Tim and Eric review some of their favorite albums from 2025. Some of the bands highlighted include Ghost, Helloween, Deftones, Castle Rat, Testament, Coroner, Machine Head, and many more.

Somewhere in Time Podcast close out 2025 by looking back on their collective favorite album from 1995, the self-titled sophomore album by Clutch. This album is quite the departure from their debut, which is one of the many topics covered in this episode. The podcast also discusses a bit of the origins of the band, highlight their favorite tracks, and discuss where the album ranks for them in Clutch’s overall catalog.

Continuing their discussion on albums from 1995, Somewhere in Time Podcast talk all things Astro-Creep: 2000 by White Zombie in this episode. Find out where this ranks in each hosts best albums from 1995, how well it’s held up over the years, and a bit of White Zombie history. Also featured this episode are some new music and TV recommendations in the Shit you Gotta Hear segment.

Somewhere in Time Podcast return for another episode to discuss albums celebrating 30-year anniversaries. Focusing on industrial metal this time, the albums discussed are “Short Bus” by Filter, “Gash” by Foetus, and the self-titled from Prick. 

Also featured in this episode’s news segment is a live reaction of the new Metal Church song, “F.A.F.O.”, some exciting news about Soundgarden, and the band GWAR featured on the Jon Oliver show, Last Week Tonight.

Finally, in the “Shit you gotta hear” segment, the podcast checks out new releases from AVVT/PTTN, David Byrne, and Soulfly.

After a brief hiatus, Somewhere in Time Podcast return with episode 5 of their discussion on albums from the year 1995. This episode celebrates the 30th anniversary of the album “Adrenaline” by Deftones. Also discussed this episode is recent news regarding the next Megadeth album, a Halloween themed EP from the band Unto Others, and music from David Gilmour, Soulfly, and Hayley Williams in the “Shit you gotta hear” segment.

Keith was unable to join for this episode, so instead of doing another episode of albums from...

Part two of two, this episode includes the final two picks of their individual Top 5 worst album covers. Tim, Joe, Keith, and Eric also spend time discussing their “Shit you gotta hear”, including music from Sarah MacLaughlin, Laufey, and books from Kathleen Hanna and Glenn Evans.