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Stix Zadinia on New Steel Panther CD, Heavy Metal Rules – It’s a Result of Four Guys and the Influence They Have Together on a Song!
Stix Zadinia on New Steel Panther CD, Heavy Metal Rules – It’s a Result of Four Guys and the Influence They Have Together on a Song!
Jack J Hutchinson discusses ‘Who Feeds The Wolf’ – new album due October 19th
After a band dropped out. We did that song at the festival. And actually I was almost crying on stage. I’ve never, ever felt like that. But it was just, you know? People sang the chorus back and they’d never heard that song before.
Piston – “We wrote a whole album two years ago and we scrapped the lot” – interview at Ramblin’ Man Fair 2019
We wrote a whole album two years ago and we scrapped the lot, everything – because we listened back to it and we thought, this isn’t us
Interview with Alien Weaponry (Lewis De Jong, Henry De Jong and Ethan Trembath)
Words: Brendan O’Mahony Live Photos and Video Production:Olga Kuzmenko © Olga Kuzmenko MGM: Guys, thanks so much for coming over to Dublin. How do you feel about your first show in Ireland? LDJ: Yeah mate we’re excited. ET: It’s an awesome venue here and we can see so many people lining up already so it should […]
Interview with Camden Rocks organiser and founder, Chris McCormack
I want to create something where people can just watch a minute of the video and go like, “Fuck, they sound good.”, and then they’re getting into that band. And then, they’ll start buying music from that band, and then they’re getting into the music.
Interview with RRHoF Inductee Rod Argent (The Zombies)
Interview by Tom Hilverkus – Pictures Adrian Hextall 50 years since their first US number 1 single “Time Of The Season”, The Zombies are going from strength to strength. Not only have they just released a new vinyl box set, working on a new album and are relentlessly touring the world but they have also […]
Interview with internationally renowned keyboard player: Reese Wynans
Every time I hear it I want to dance. Everybody will have their own song that they like.
Interview with Niels Kinsella and Torsten Kinsella from God Is An Astronaut
Our debut album would have a different kind of darkness and apocalyptic feeling to it where as Epitaph is much more emotive.
Tobias Sammet: There’s nothing less appealing to me than a song that describes how the fucking elves get from Forest A to Valley B!
It’s a life achievement. It is a religion of vision. What else can we say? A piece of art, it’s a seventh wonder of the world.