Every “Heaviest Record” Is a Lie @niknocturnalpodcast
Every “Heaviest Record” Is a Lie  @niknocturnalpodcast
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Nik Nocturnal talks with Matt McDougal from @BoundariesCT about why bands always claim their new release is their “heaviest record" and why it’s rarely true.

🎙️ Nik Nocturnal Podcast — Episode #81
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