The guy's from Necronomicon have unleashed their fury in a brand new album. We thought it was the perfect time to hang out with Andi. And during a friendly talk we received some very amusing answers to our stinging questions. But we all have big news, Andi made it out alive of our inquiry unharmed an happy. Here's the result.
Due to its widespread infestation on the world wide web, one man metal projects have a notoriously bad reputation as usually there is a very good reason as to why these guys don’t play in band. Luckily there are also some exceptions to this rule. One such exception, the Albion based Oakenshield in this case, ,should definitely not remain to go unnoticed amongst its fellow paganists. The man behind it all, Ben Corkhill tells all about his second opus and his fascination with Norse mythology.
After a silence of 4 years they're back with the amazing album bury the light. With this album they proved that power metal doesn't have to be a pile of cheesy clichés. So when we were offered to do an interview with them who are we to refuse an opportunity like that.
After replacing their original lead singer, the lovely Lisa Schaphaus-Middelhauve with Haggard veteran, Manuele Kraller, The German gothicmetal heroes of Xandria have reinvented themselves a a symphonic power to be reckoned with. Guitarist Marco Heubaum shares with us what brought about this change.
One of the most interesting debuts that have come out this year sofar, is surely the curiously named So Much For Nothing. a groundbreaking, avantgarde project that mixes black metal with experimental dark pop. Mastermind Erik Unsgaard sheds some light on the stroy behind this peculiar slab of music. .
In light of their new Living on the razor’s edge we were eager to know what exactly they wanted to tell with the title. So we knocked on the door of Danny and invited him to have a little talk.
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