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It's the final edition of The Horns Up Podcast! Dan shares details on where you'll be able to follow us going forward. In case four minutes is tl;dl (too long; didn't listen) for you, here's that information:Nine CirclesBlog: ninecircles.coPodcast: ninecirclespodcast.libsyn.com(/rss)Twitter: @_NineCirclesWe will NOT be podcasting under this feed anymore--and will, in all likelihood, end up deleting it! So if you want to follow us going forward, do so there! We hope to see you!

Dan returns for a solo show after a bit of a delay between episodes. And not just any old solo show: instead of our usual format, he uses the time to share some important details on the very future of Horns Up. This'll be our last episode for a little while, so hang onto your butts and take a listen!

The guys examine Dave Mustaine's utter ineptitude at crowdfunding and TOTAL aptitude for egotism, then chat about new releases from Outre, Bladecatcher and more. Plus, Dan gets a few #LOLKnicks jabs in because it's been a while since we did sports! All that and much, much more in Episode 48, so check it out!

The guys discuss new albums from Royal Thunder, Crowhurst and Délétère, and Dan gushes about his fourth Diarrhea Planet concert since June--even though, okay, they're not metal. Plus, a tribute to Khaotika and Wormreich following their tragic van accident. All that and much, much more in Episode 47, so check it out!

It's the first podcast in April, so the guys look ahead to Q2 and talk about some of their most anticipated music for the next three months. Plus, we pour one out for Immortal, Corey discusses his adventures with Nergal's autobiography, and Dan rips the entire state of California a new asshole over their "laissez-faire" approach to water consumption during a four-year-long drought. All that and much, much more, so check it out!

The guys discuss the news around Strong Scene Productions---one of the strangest happenings in at least as long as we've been 'casting---then recap last weekend's Enslaved / Yob / Ecstatic Vision show at the Gramercy Theatre. Plus, our new blogger Jesse joins us from Holland to discuss the hotly debated new Liturgy album, "The Ark Work." All that and much, much more in Episode 45, so check it out!