Two trash bags open the show with a brand new Spell 7-inch and promise a journey from classic to death metal.
The episode opens with the host, Coleman, introducing himself as 'the old Dirty Hick' and his co-host as 'trash bags', setting a casual, humorous tone. He starts the show with a brand new track from Spell, 'Waxing Moon over Babylon', from a split 7-inch with Poltergeist. The host mentions playing long tracks to minimize talking due to feeling 'trash baggy'. After Spell, he plays Acid King's 'Color Trails' from their album 'Beyond Vision', noting he saw them live years ago. Next, the Melvins' 18-minute song from 'Tarantula Heart' is featured, with the host sharing he's seen them more than any band. Following a block of sponsor ads for Sled Island Festival, Transcare BC, The Bike Kitchen, and Campbell Bay Music Fest, the show resumes with Clouds Taste Satanic's instrumental doom track 'Reclamation' from their February release. The host then previews an upcoming Emma Ruth Rundle show and plays her collaboration with Thou, including a cover of the Cranberries' 'Hollywood' and Soundgarden's 'Fourth of July'. After more ads for community programs and events, the host discusses Reversed's new album 'Wildly Possessed', playing the first side with tracks like 'Maelstrom' and 'Juggernaut'. He moves on to Neck Rot's 'Winds of Hell' from 'Lifeless Birth' and concludes with Friends of Hell's 'Ava Satanas' from 'God Damn You to Hell', describing it as satanic old metal. The episode wraps with the host reflecting on the show as 'a couple of trash bags playing some records'.
