Into The Darkness Cleveland, Ohio
Redefining Darkness Records & Seeing Red Records label owner, Thomas Haywood (ex- Abigail Williams, current Grave Plague,
HAMMR) launched a podcast in 2015 entitled, Into the Darkness.
The podcast focused on all facets of extreme metal, acting as a think tank for the genre. Only 3 episodes were recorded before the podcast was put on hold, but the time has come to resurrect INTO THE DARKNESS!
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