Some of these songs are 20 years old and they’ve been messed around with and a couple of them have been in other bands and stuff like that but it’s they’ve never really been collected in one place.
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Interview with John Drake (The Dust Coda) on why Neck Oil and Beavertown Breweries factor in their new album Mojo Skyline
If you want to get a warm-up want to get as a lesson in singing and phrasing and tone and the whole thing, you go and listen to Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday, that is where you kind of get some real education even as a male singer, and vice versa
Interview With Singer -Andry Lagiou of ‘The Harps’ band.
Interview by Chris Willow Andry Lagiou, an exceptional blues-metal vocalist. She started to sing very early at the age of 9 and when she turned 13 she managed to perform on stage already. We can hear her deep inspiration in Ronnie James Dio and Ritchie Blackmore’s type of heavy rock. She also took The Voice […]
Interview with ‘Les Paul Dragon’ Doug Aldrich of The Dead Daisies.
What is important to The Dead Daisies, is that everyone feels like we are all in this and it brings us together. We work on our music together with our fans in mind, and we respect their opinions.
Chris Robertson of Black Stone Cherry On Their New CD, The Human Condition – Great Riffs Are The Pinnacle To Any Black Stone Cherry Song!
Chris Robertson of Black Stone Cherry On Their New CD, The Human Condition – Great Riffs Are The Pinnacle To Any Black Stone Cherry Song!
Interview with Steve ‘Skinny’ Felton – Mushroomhead
But everything that we’re kind of focusing now because we are trying to get on a better schedule release in an album every two years versus take, four or six. Obviously, shit happens, you cannot predict when people are just going to blindly get off and leave or they decided they do not want to do this anymore and change their lifestyle. It happens, so you cannot be ready for everything
Adrian Vandenberg on resurrecting ‘Vandenberg’, 2020 the album, Indonesian 50’s rock n roll and one legged ducks.
Amazing feedback is great as you never know, you work your arse off on all the songs and then you throw it in to the world and you hope that people appreciate it.
Interview with AJ Channer – Vocalist, Fire From The Gods
But that’s also the beauty of our band, we don’t pigeonhole ourselves in any way. We can and we want to do it all. On the next album, we want to experiment even more, maybe give the sound a real indie vibe, who knows.
Interview with Collateral front man: Angelo Tristan
The hardest part at the moment, it’s all about getting over insecurities that you might have about your own voice. I can say, it’s just a matter of continuous training at the moment anything that is needed that will just help me get through especially when we are playing 12 nights back to back.