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Hunting, Heavy Metal, and Heritage: An Interview with Morgan Steinmeyer Håkansson of MARDUK
If you’ve ever wondered about the man behind the relentless Swedish black metal force MARDUK, Morgan Steinmeyer Håkansson offers some surprising insights—not just about music, but about life, hunting, and creative freedom.
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Interview: NONPOINT Unleashed in Sacramento! Robb Rivera Talks New Album, New Blood & Deftones Dreams
Sacramento’s Ace of Spades was buzzing as rolled into town for their first-ever headlining show in the city. Backstage, we caught up with drummer Robb Rivera to talk about the band’s self-titled album, their refreshed lineup, and the chemistry that’s… Read More ›
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Inside the Darkness: A Conversation with Lord Ahriman of DARK FUNERAL
Mayhem. Mystique. Metal. Few bands embody these elements as completely as Dark Funeral, the black metal legends hailing from Sweden. We caught up with Lord Ahriman, the band’s guitarist and founding member, during their North American tour with Morbid Angel… Read More ›
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Rob Cavestany of DEATH ANGEL on The Ultra-Violence, Thrash Legacy, and What’s Next
Thrash metal legends Death Angel have never been a band to rest on their legacy. During the relentless touring cycle for their latest album, Relentless Retribution, the band surprised fans by revisiting their iconic debut, The Ultra-Violence, in celebration of… Read More ›
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WES BORLAND Explains The Moment You Realize You’re Going to Fall and Why Big Labels Are Fading
While in Sacramento, we caught up with the one and only Wes Borland of Black Light Burns to talk about their latest album, music industry trends, and the deeper meaning behind some of their most intriguing tracks. Read on for… Read More ›
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Interview: Miland Petrozza of KREATOR on Phantom Antichrist, Bonus Tracks, and 30 Years of Thrash
With the release of Phantom Antichrist, Kreator marks another milestone in its long and influential career. We sat down with Mille Petrozza to talk about the band’s 13th album, the confusing math behind their “30 years,” bonus-track culture, and the… Read More ›