What's up? This is Frank Carter from the Rout Snakes, and you are listening to The Vinyl Guide.

Oh, well, thanks for that, Frank. Hey, everyone. It's Nate, host of the Vinyl Guide. And this week on the show, as you've heard, Frank Carter from Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes.

Now, Frank's had an amazingly stellar career, which we'll go through today. And the Rattlesnake's new album, End of Suffering, is out now.

Frank and I spoke last Thursday on the eve of his album launch, and man, is he proud of this new

LP, and with good reason, I really enjoy this album, too.

What's interesting is, once you think you know Frank Carter, it turns out there's more to learn.

I must have listened to End of Suffering a dozen times the first week I had it, and I think

you'll probably enjoy it too.

I'll play a track from the album today, just in case you haven't heard it, and you can pick up

a copy, a special splatter or colored vinyl versions.

They are available at International Deathcult.com, and tour dates are at and the rattlesnakes.com.

And just a reminder, if you like this podcast, you enjoy these interviews, you're welcome to join

our Patreon page and be a show patron at patreonriaan.com slash vinyl guide.

Now, I do this show out of my passion for vinyl records and music, and if you enjoy it too,

please consider becoming a sponsor.

There's a bunch of different tiers at patreon.com slash vinyl guide, and of course, every

little bit counts.

I even offer exclusive content, special patron-only episodes, and more

at patreon.com slash vinyl guide. And thanks in advance for your patronage. Okay, here we go. To lead us

into the Frank Carter interview, here's a track from the new Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes LP,

End of Suffering. This is my favorite album opening track in sometime.

Here's Why a Butterfly Can't Love a Spider.

...