🎙️ Ian’s Untitled Scene Show is back with our first-ever Mid-Year Review—and yes, it’s as sic as you’re imagining 🎙️

Ian and Jake Ohio (of Pyro, Ohio) kick things off with some serious talk, then quickly pivot to travel stories and questionable life choices (because, let’s face it, this is still a comedy music podcast 😏)

But the real meat? The guys bring long, overly detailed, probably controversial lists of the Best, Good, Meh, and Worst of 2025 Scene music (so far). Never say we didn’t give you anything.🎧🔥

Also:
💥 I Prevail’s Brian wants to be friends again—but not with Ian 😢
🎤 Denis Stoff takes shots (again) at Danny & Asking Alexandria
🤘 Black Sabbath hangs it up like absolute legends
...and so much more Scene chaos 🤘

If you’re ready for honesty, humor, and a little heartbreak, it’s time to hit play 🤘🎙️

Here’s a link to help the people affected by the Central Texas Flooding: HERE (feel free to use any place you trust, but if you have the means, consider donating 🤘)

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🤘 Welcome back to Ian’s Untitled Scene Show! 🤘

🎙️🔥 It’s time for Scene Stuff with Jake Whalen of Pyro, Ohio — where the screams are real, but the opinions are even louder. 🔥🎙️

Jake rises once again from the ashes to join Ian for a spirited séance covering all things scene. Topics include: Whitechapel’s latest slab of heaviness, Spiritbox continuing to haunt generic djent, and the possibility of Tool facing legal action for crimes against excitement. (Allegedly. Don’t sue us. Or do. We could use the press.)

But the Final Girl of this episode? A deep dive, face-first, into the three blood-soaked albums that reshaped the destiny of Ice Nine Kills. Jake and Ian hack into Every Trick In The Book, The Silver Scream, and Welcome to Horrorwood: The Silver Scream 2 — exploring how these cinematic scream-fests catapulted the band from the Warped Tour pit to the horror-metal throne.

Why did this twisted transformation work? What makes it click with fans, but not quite with this show? Can puns kill? (Yes. And painfully)

Plenty of jokes, a body count of references, and more spine-tingling satire to come. Stick around — we’ll be right back…

(That’s a reference. Roll credits.)

🤘 Crank up the volume and let’s dive in! 🤘