NOTHING MEEPMAINS...Almost works. It's the 20th anniversary of Chimaira's self-titled 2005 album and we got half the band to tell us all about it.Ohio's finest were coming off the strength of their 2003 breakout "The Impossibility of Reason" and would lean into a much more metal sound with longer songs, bigger solos, and more technical riffage.This would also be their last effort on Roadrunner and their only record with drummer Kevin Talley. How did it all come together? How did it all fall apart? What was on Kevin's video camera? All this and nothing else on this 100th episode anniversary edition of Meep Meep.<a href='https://popoffsis.buzzsprout.com' target='_blank'>Pop Off Sis</a>On Pop Off Sis, Kendall and Morgan pop off on all things music, entertainment, and sportsListen on: <a href='https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1729114890' target='_blank'>Apple Podcasts</a> &nbsp; <a href='https://open.spotify.com/show/643t23J6pRw47Ksg8c2coI' target='_blank'>Spotify</a>

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Chimaira - Chimaira (2005) [w/ Mark Hunter, Rob Arnold, and Chris Spicuzza of Chimaira]

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