Hosted by Danny Diablo aka Lord Ezec and Jay Reason, Diablo's Den covers underground music and subculture.
Most known for his informative YouTube channel and Podcast “The Punk Rock MBA“, Finn Mckenty joins Danny and Jay to talk about everything from zines, starting and growing a YouTube channel, content creation and how Finn decides on what subjects to cover.
Anthony Comunale is the vocalist for legendary NYHC band Killing Time. Anthony discusses the classic album “Brightside” and shares a ton of stories about Danny. This one is sure to have you laughing out loud.
The guys start the first show of the new year catching up on world events and Danny’s opinion on a certain hardcore character.
Jimmy G. of Murphy’s Law has shared stages with everyone from The Misfits to the Beastie Boys. Jimmy joins the boys and shares various stories, talks about new Murphy’s Law music and has us cracking up the whole way through.
Dimi Douvas is a talented drummer who knows Danny very well. Having spent time playing in Crown Of Thornz and Skarhead; Dimi talks touring with Danny and digging into the past of his other band, Stillsuit.
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Happy Birthday, Vinnie Stigma & Lou Di Bella! Danny Diablo and Jay Reason are joined by legendary Agnostic Front guitarist, Vinnie Stigma and Subzero vocalist Lou Di Bella. A variety of stories are shared between everyone ending with an acoustic serenade from Stigma!
DJ Muggs needs no introduction. Danny and Jay cover all subjects with the DJ and record producer; starting Cypress Hill and Soul Assassins, producing for other artists and Muggs’ upcoming projects.
Tom Vujcic, director of the upcoming short film “Priceless” which stars Peter Green & Danny Diablo, talks about getting his start in film and music videos. Working with Danny on “Priceless” and shares an exclusive clip.
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Toby Morse, vocalist of H2O, joins the guys. They discuss the launch of Toby’s “One Life One Chance” podcast, when we might hear some new H2O music, walking off a construction job with Ezec and how their drawings poking fun at one another lead to a popular Rancid sticker.
Insane Poetry, considered to be one of the first in the horrorcore genre, shares stories about his discography, working with other artists and following Danny Diablo since the graffiti days.
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