We Wreck Records is a podcast about the albums, artists and ideas that changed heavy music forever. Hosted by Christina Rowatt of New Noise magazine, the show features deep conversations with legendary artists, cult favourites and modern innovators exploring iconic classic records, boundary-pushing new releases, creative relationships and the undefinable weirdos in between. Covering metal, punk, hardcore, industrial, alternative and beyond, We Wreck Records goes beyond surface-level interviews and gets elbows deep into creativity, obsession, identity and the emotional impact of music that lasts.
Devin Townsend and Anneke van Giersbergen reflect on friendship, transformation and emotional connection via "The Moth."
Barney Greenway and Buzz Osborne unpack groove, noise and collaboration on "Savage Imperial Death March."
Carina Round explores creativity, pressure and finding joy inside Puscifer’s evolving universe.
Shawna Potter explores activism, feminism and heavy riffs on War On Women’s "Time Under Tension"
Ethan Lee McCarthy unpacks truly terrifying music, surveillance culture and crushing heaviness on "Observance."
Eugene Hütz reflects on war, punk resilience and rebuilding through music on "We Mean It, Man!" on We Wreck Records podcast.
Matt Caughthran explores identity, grief and creative money moves contained in Mariachi El Bronx (IV).
Karnivool return with "In Verses" and reflect on endurance, emotion and the progressive rock power of "sad boi" music.
Mike IX Williams reflects on the insane and blood-soaked journey from 1993's "Take as Needed For Pain" to "Dopesick."
SOEN explore beauty, heaviness and emotional release on their powerful new album Reliance, a treat for emotional kamikaze pilots.
Daryl Taberski revisits the originality and intensity behind Snapcase’s Progression Through Unlearning.
Fred Estby revisits Swedish death metal history and the controversy behind "Like An Ever Flowing Stream."
The New Noise Magazine team share their favourite records, surprises and hot takes of 2025.
Caroline Harrison explores the inner worlds of dark music, pure feminine rage, and speaking the visual language of the song.
Max Cavalera, Refused, HEALTH and more unpack the strange power of heavy music vocals.
Agnostic Front, Biohazard and Quicksand trace the rise and evolution of New York Hardcore.
Soul Blind unpack shoegaze heaviness, nineties shadows and finding identity in modern alternative music.
Return To Dust explore massive riffs, melody and the emotional pull of alternative rock revivalism.
Buzz, Walter, Molly and Billy revisit the explosive year alternative music changed for good.
Billy Graziadei revisits "Urban Discipline", rap-rock crossover and the rise of Brooklyn hardcore culture.
