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My faith in humanity is restored, Bruut’s Bloodmoon EP is available on Spotify
Where 2020 sucked at the most parts, 2021 had a great start already with the Bloodmoon EP from Dutch death metallers Bruut being available on Spotify since January this year. The EP was released as a 7” in 2019 and limited to 250 copies. Other good news is that Bruut has finished the recordings for…
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A tribute to: Saraya
The story of Saraya started in 1987 when singer Sandi Saraya Salvador and keyboardist Gregg Munier began performing under the name Alsace Lorraine in New Jersey. Later that year the name changed tot Saraya and more bandmembers were recruited. The self-titled debut album was released in 1989 on Polygram Records. The executives at Polygram gave…
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A tribute to: The Great Kat
A genius to some, a complete lunatic to the most and there is nothing in between. Nevertheless, The Great Kat knows how to shred and was once, and maybe still is, one of the fastest shredders on earth. The story begins in 1966 as Katherine Thomas is born in England. She moved to the USA…
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The sinister energy and delicate beauty of Kroh, Oliwia speaks
Although Kroh is listed as a side-project from Paul Kenney from Fukpig I think it can be considered as a full band now as the band released a full-length in 2016 and the fantastic Pyres EP in 2017. The addition of Oliwia to the line-up gave Kroh a new sound and a future for sure. Hello Oliwia, let’s start at the beginning, what…
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Q&A with Demon Incarnate’s Lisa about their latest album Key of Solomon
Key of Solomon is the second full-lenght album for Germany’s Demon Incarnate. After the self-titled debut album in 2015 singer Lisa took a break for personal reasons and the band played some live shows with an replacement singer but after the break Lisa took up her role once again with Key of Solomon being the…
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Meet Kaija Kinney, the woman behind Metalocalypstick Fest
In 2018 the third edition of Metalocalypstick Fest will take place in Lone Butte, BC at the Lone Butte Community Center during Canada Day weekend June 30th and July 1st. The Canadian festival embraces the power of women in metal, punk and rock and all the bands on stage have at least one woman in…
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Interview with Amanda from Category VI about fake blood, influences and heavy metal
Despite living with a spinal injury/ chronic pain as well as PTSD, Amanda is rocking with Category VI. The latest album War is Hell from the Canada based band is bursting from energy and while the album is almost one year old, it’s still relevant for everyone who loves heavy metal. Amanda speaks about her singing, influences and Category VI.…
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Cellar Darling’s Anna Murphy on Hurdy-Gurdy’s, touring and black metal
After the split with Eluveitie, the trio consisting of Anna Murphy (vocals, hurdy-gurdy), Merlin Sutter (drums) and Ivo Henzi (guitars & bass) formed Cellar Darling and created music together what some people like to call New Wave of Folk Rock. In the summer of 2017, the debut album This is the Sound was released and stormed the charts immediately. The combination…
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Conjonctive, the Swiss hidden secret. Q&A with Sonia
Brutal Deathcore with a surprising mix of male and female vocals, when thinking of Switzerland usually comes in mind watches, army knives, and chocolate but after you heard Conjonctive you might wanna add them to that list. Sonia shares the vocal duties with Randy and the two of them completely kill, they are a strong force that…
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