The Sonic Symphonic Podcast

By: Ben Sebastian
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  • The Sonic Symphonic Podcast is a podcast for unsigned metal bands, artists and their fans playing the best in unsigned metal from around the world.
    Ben Sebastian
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Episodes
  • The Sonic Symphonic Podcast: Episode 5 - August 2022
    Aug 1 2022

    In this month's episode I change the format to video, get immersed in a fantastic booklet from an outstanding solo project, announce a little news about my own direction and my forthcoming single release,  make a couple of bad puns, and as usually get over-excited by all the awesome music featured!

    To date, The Sonic Symphonic Podcast has given free airplay to 38 bands/artists from 18 countries, at no cost. Your band can make a submission to the podcast by emailing sonicsymphonic@outlook.com.

    Enjoy the show - come back soon!

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    Tracklist:  

    Neperia - I, Liar 

    SideQuest - Predator 

    Ben Sebastian - Tyrannical Acts & Panic Attacks 

    Solitude Within - Astray 

    Exist In Ruin - Exist In Ruin 

    Phoebus The Knight - The Last Guardian 

    Nimrod - Twelve Degrees of Violence Parts I, II & III 

    Dead City Crown - Beasts of Fiction 

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    Ben Sebastian is the curator of The Sonic Symphonic Podcast; an outlet for unsigned metal artists to get heard along with imaginative real-life story-telling and colourful interviews  - all immersed in his philosophical mission to promote and engender musicians to invest in the furtherance of their own unique talents above all else as a mechanism for overcoming, and surpassing, the frailty of personal mental health and the general vicissitudes of life. Each month he plays the best in unsigned metal from around the globe and in between uploads video shorts as and when he discovers new music.    

    As a musician, Ben Sebastian's 'Kalasin' series is a demonstrative outpouring of the extremes of epic symphonic and maniacally progressive metal musicality as in each instalment he unleashes his latest vivid instrumental, filmic, and  mind-bending creations pushing each release to its absolute limitation. Each track is a journey in its own right, a navigation through seething sound-sphere seas whose tides seek to push, pull, unite, divide, ameliorate and obliterate the expectations of the listener. As if penned by a quill whose ink is dipped in the well of madness; Ben writes with fight, fervour and fever, yet is untiring in his desire to always be dynamically prolific in his dramatic proliferations.

    Ben is currently composing 'Ghenghis' - an epic retelling of the Ghenghis Khan story in all its horror and brutality (whilst intermittently releasing a series of stand-alone singles to demonstrate his brand of vocal style, that will tell it). 

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    [MUSIC COPYRIGHT STATEMENT]  All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners and I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. 

    [SONIC SYMPHONIC IMAGERY & SPOKEN CONTENT STATEMENT]  Copyright (C) Ben Sebastian 2022. Any reproduction or illegal distribution of the content in any form will result in immediate action against the person concerned.  

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    59 mins
  • The Sonic Symphonic Podcast: [BONUS} Episode 4 - July 2022: Cradle of Filth - Part 1
    Jul 14 2022

    In this unscheduled edition I will be taking a delightful deviation from the traditional episodic structure and in this two-part bonus series, venture down a dark, gothic, vampiric rabbit hole as I discuss a band that has ear-wormed its way into my vey core of being; Cradle of Filth. Listen as I also share with you some tales from the abyss that has been my own life in this two-tales-entwined format of horror encompassing horror.

    Ben Sebastian is the curator of The Sonic Symphonic Podcast; an outlet for unsigned metal artists to get heard along with imaginative real-life story-telling and colourful interviews  - all immersed in his philosophical mission to promote and engender musicians to invest in the furtherance of their own unique talents above all else as a mechanism for overcoming , and surpassing, the frailty of personal mental health and the general vicissitudes of life. Each month he plays the best in unsigned metal from around the globe and in between uploads video shorts as and when he discovers new music. Submissions can be made to sonicsymphonic@outlook.com.

    [MUSIC COPYRIGHT STATEMENT]

    All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners and I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

    [SONIC SYMPHONIC IMAGERY & SPOKEN CONTENT STATEMENT]

    Copyright (C) Ben Sebastian 2022. Any reproduction or illegal distribution of the content in any form will result in immediate action against the person concerned.


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    37 mins
  • The Sonic Symphonic Podcast: Episode 3 - July 2022
    Jun 30 2022

    The Sonic Symphonic Podcast is a podcast for unsigned metal bands, artists and their fans playing the best in unsigned metal from around the globe. 

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    In this month's episode I reveal more unsigned metal artists from around the world, deviate into the depths of my internet history, talk Manga,  actually play something from Japan, reveal some Facebook related news, deliver some third rate poetry, and play a tune that will leave you hiding in the cupboard under the stairs! An episode of epic metal from Exanimis, Woods of Wonders, Crown Solace, Nenufar, Hartlight, Ben Sebastian, Release Hallucination and Serpent Sermon. 

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    To date, The Sonic Symphonic Podcast has given free airplay to 30 bands/artists from 15 countries, at no cost. Your band can make a submission to the podcast by emailing sonicsymphonic@outlook.com. The Sonic Symphonic Podcast currently airs on YouTube and all major podcast streaming platforms. You can support Ben Sebastian and The Sonic Symphonic Podcast via my Patreon at www.patreon.com/bensebastianmusic. Thank you! 

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    Tracklist: 

    Exanimis - March Of The 10,000

    Woods of Wonders - The Dragon Slayer

    Crown Solace - Horizons

    Nenufar - Last Goodbye

    Hartlight - Be Blessed

    Ben Sebastian - Animate : Agitate : Alienate

    Release Hallucination - Alone In The Chaos

    Serpent Sermon - Anka

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    Enjoy the show - come back soon!

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    [MUSIC COPYRIGHT STATEMENT] 

    All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners and I or this channel does not claim any right over them. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. 


    [SONIC SYMPHONIC IMAGERY & SPOKEN CONTENT STATEMENT] 

    Copyright (C) Ben Sebastian 2022. Any reproduction or illegal distribution of the content in any form will result in immediate action against the person concerned.

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    54 mins

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