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James Hammontree

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Jesse Draxler

With the release of Black Magnet’s debut album ‘Hallucination Scene’ in 2020 a new Industrial Metal power emerged from the unlikely landscape of Oklahoma City. After anxiously waiting out the pandemic Black Magnet returned to the road in late 2021 and has now dropped ‘Body Prophecy’ the second full-length burst of machine-driven mayhem and electronic deviance.  On ‘Body Prophecy’ mastermind, James Hammontree welds the frenetic vitality of post-punk and metal energy with driving synthetic club beats, factory force physicality, and alluringly stark melodic pulses. Tracks like ‘Floating in Nothing’ and ‘Violent Mechanix’ feature both intensely catchy hooks and hammering brutal noise. ‘Sold Me Sad’ is a quietly deranged lullaby that takes an atmospheric turn. The throbbing drug-addled lurch of the Manson / Reznor-esque ‘Incubate’ is, at the end of the album, treated to a completely re-imagined and extended club-style remix by scene legend Justin K. Broadrick (Godflesh, Zonal, etc).  For all its harsher, scraping atmospheres and pummeling aggression ‘Body Prophecy’ always remains an eminently tight, memorable album molded for the stage and constructed to keep bodies in motion and listeners transfixed. Topics Discussed In This Episode:  How The Kybalion impacted James’s life/creative practice Hermeticism and the 7 Hermetic principles Folklore behind “Ring Around The Rosie” Draxler’s visual contribution to Black Magnet’s newest album “Body Prophecy” Recording “Body Prophecy” during the early stages of the pandemic James working with Justin K Broadrick Suffering through challenging material to grow one’s creative perspective Looking past genres to develop a deeper relationship with artworks Tapping into your highest vibration, frequency, and energy Creating art with absolute honesty Embracing the paradox Transforming negative outlooks into positive perspectives “The Pregnant Void” in Taoism  Artists / People Mentioned:  Salvador Dalí (Surrealist Painter) Francis Bacon (Painter) Max Ernst (Surrealist Painter) Mitch Horowitz (Author / Occult Historian) Jay Cheel (Director) Andrei Tarkovsky (Director) Alejandro Jodorosky (Director) David Lynch (Director) Alan Watts (Writer)  Bands / Musicians Mentioned:  Justin K. Broadrick Godflesh Jesu Vatican Shadow Killing Joke The Birthday Party Big Black Meshuggah Blood Incantation Greg Puciato  Books Mentioned:  The Kybalion The Lord of the Rings The Occult: A History Man, Myth, and Magic Series The Hellbound Heart I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream  Films / TV Series Mentioned:  Midsommar Cursed Films Serpent and the Rainbow Twilight Zone Movie The Birds The Exorcist Poltergeist Stalker Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror Hereditary The Witch The Crow The Wizard of OZ Weeds Hellraiser  artistdecoded.com blckmgnt.bandcamp.cominstagram.com/bl4ckm4gnet

With the release of Black Magnet’s debut album ‘Hallucination Scene’ in 2020 a new Industrial Metal power emerged from the unlikely landscape of Oklahoma City. After anxiously waiting out the pandemic Black Magnet returned to the road in late 2021 and has now dropped ‘Body Prophecy’ the second full-length burst of machine-driven mayhem and electronic deviance. On ‘Body Prophecy’ mastermind, James Hammontree welds the frenetic vitality of post-punk and metal energy with driving synthetic club beats, factory force physicality, and alluringly stark melodic pulses. Tracks like ‘Floating in Nothing’ and ‘Violent Mechanix’ feature both intensely catchy hooks and hammering brutal noise. ‘Sold Me Sad’ is a quietly deranged lullaby that takes an atmospheric turn. The throbbing drug-addled lurch of the Manson / Reznor-esque ‘Incubate’ is, at the end of the album, treated to a completely re-imagined and extended club-style remix by scene legend Justin K. Broadrick (Godflesh, Zonal, etc). For all its harsher, scraping atmospheres and pummeling aggression ‘Body Prophecy’ always remains an eminently tight, memorable album molded for the stage and constructed to keep bodies in motion and listeners transfixed. Topics Discussed In This Episode: <ul> <li>How The Kybalion impacted James’s life/creative practice</li> <li>Hermeticism and the 7 Hermetic principles</li> <li>Folklore behind “Ring Around The Rosie”</li> <li>Draxler’s visual contribution to Black Magnet’s newest album “Body Prophecy”</li> <li>Recording “Body Prophecy” during the early stages of the pandemic</li> <li>James working with Justin K Broadrick</li> <li>Suffering through challenging material to grow one’s creative perspective</li> <li>Looking past genres to develop a deeper relationship with artworks</li> <li>Tapping into your highest vibration, frequency, and energy</li> <li>Creating art with absolute honesty</li> <li>Embracing the paradox</li> <li>Transforming negative outlooks into positive perspectives</li> <li>“The Pregnant Void” in Taoism</li> </ul> Artists / People Mentioned: <ul> <li>Salvador Dalí (Surrealist Painter)</li> <li>Francis Bacon (Painter)</li> <li>Max Ernst (Surrealist Painter)</li> <li>Mitch Horowitz (Author / Occult Historian)</li> <li>Jay Cheel (Director)</li> <li>Andrei Tarkovsky (Director)</li> <li>Alejandro Jodorosky (Director)</li> <li>David Lynch (Director)</li> <li>Alan Watts (Writer)</li> </ul> Bands / Musicians Mentioned: <ul> <li>Justin K. Broadrick</li> <li>Godflesh</li> <li>Jesu</li> <li>Vatican Shadow</li> <li>Killing Joke</li> <li>The Birthday Party</li> <li>Big Black</li> <li>Meshuggah</li> <li>Blood Incantation</li> <li>Greg Puciato</li> </ul> Books Mentioned: <ul> <li>The Kybalion</li> <li>The Lord of the Rings</li> <li>The Occult: A History</li> <li>Man, Myth, and Magic Series</li> <li>The Hellbound Heart</li> <li>I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream</li> </ul> Films / TV Series Mentioned: <ul> <li>Midsommar</li> <li>Cursed Films</li> <li>Serpent and the Rainbow</li> <li>Twilight Zone Movie</li> <li>The Birds</li> <li>The Exorcist</li> <li>Poltergeist</li> <li>Stalker</li> <li>Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror</li> <li>Hereditary</li> <li>The Witch</li> <li>The Crow</li> <li>The Wizard of OZ</li> <li>Weeds</li> <li>Hellraiser</li> </ul> <a href="http://www.artistdecoded.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">artistdecoded.com</a> <a href="https://blckmgnt.bandcamp.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">blckmgnt.bandcamp.com</a><a href="http://www.instagram.com/bl4ckm4gnet" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/bl4ckm4gnet</a>

Body Prophecy with James Hammontree (Black Magnet) x Jesse Draxler | AD 246

On our forty-fifth episode, we sit down with our friend James Hammontree. We talk about our upcoming 50th EPISODE LIVE SHOW from the Speakeasy, hot wings, growing up Southside, and much more! Be sure to check out Sex Snobs at sexsnobs.bandcamp.com as well as Sensitive Southside Boy at sensitivsouthsideboy.bandcamp.com boyspodcast.com // facebook.com/boyspodcast // @boyspodcast on IG // boyspodcast@aol.com Big thanks to Patrick over at The Lost Ogle and to The Paramount for the studio space, and as always to Anthem Brewing for the continued support!

On our forty-fifth episode, we sit down with our friend James Hammontree. We talk about our upcoming 50th EPISODE LIVE SHOW from the Speakeasy, hot wings, growing up Southside, and much more! Be sure to check out Sex Snobs at <a href="http://sexsnobs.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sexsnobs.bandcamp.com</a> as well as Sensitive Southside Boy at <a href="http://sensitivsouthsideboy.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sensitivsouthsideboy.bandcamp.com</a> <a href="http://boyspodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">boyspodcast.com</a> // <a href="http://facebook.com/boyspodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/boyspodcast</a> // @boyspodcast on IG // boyspodcast@aol.com Big thanks to Patrick over at The Lost Ogle and to The Paramount for the studio space, and as always to Anthem Brewing for the continued support!

045 – James Hammontree (Sex Snobs, Sensitiv Southside Boy)