We Can Learn from Taylor Swift? | MRP #049
The Metal Robot Podcast (2023-10-28) Augurium returns to talk ‘Unearthly Will’ and why this one was different from the previous. We’ll also be joined by singer/songwriter Ronnie Romero, cause he just dropped a new album that’s a huge moment for his career. Why is that? He’ll tell us more. What metal musicians can learn from Taylor Swift… yes, really… and some new albums from the week’s latest releases.
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Written & Directed by: Tom McKay
Produced by: Tom McKay
Podcast Mixed with: Audition CC
Original Music by: Tom McKay
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