None More Black: How Extreme Can Metal Go?
Metal music and culture has, from the beginning, intended to push the boundaries of socio-political-religious discourse and sound ever-darker and ever more extreme. But where has that put the genre, and where does it go from here? At what point do we hit the sonic extremes/limits and devolve into chaos? Is that okay? Is that the point? What does the future hold for extreme music?
Presenters

Co-Founder and Co-Editor-in-Chief of MetalSucks.net, the world's leading website for heavy metal opinion. Partner in the Blast Beat Network, a vertical ad network representing 15 of the web's top heavy metal web properties.

A fifteen year vet of the radio business, host of a moderately succesful Metal radio show, NO CONTROL Radio, and the mastermind behind the HD2 Metal channel it spawned, I have been finding a way to keep moving forward in the radio and music industry without starving. So far, so good.

