Because everything is intertwined, from the dynamics of the narrative to the dynamics of the music. It has to be a great song that flows satisfyingly as well as a continually exciting and mystifying visual adventure.
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Interview: KÜNTSQUÄD On Shock, Satire, And Weaponized Sound”
By Dig Dirkler Shock isn’t just a tactic for KÜNTSQUÄD — it’s the language. Since their debut detonated across the underground in 2022, the band has weaponised satire, extreme sonics, and unapologetic provocation to interrogate power, control, and collective complacency…. Read More ›
Interview: Debbie Gough of HERIOT on Pride, Pressure, and the Long Road Ahead
With Devoured by the Mouth of Hell, Heriot have stepped into a new era. The band’s first full-length record is heavier, more focused, and more confident than anything they’ve released before. MetalgodZradiO caught up with vocalist and guitarist Debbie Gough … Read More ›
Interview: REVOCATION’s Dave Davidson on New Gods, New Masters: Technology, Humanity, and the Edge of Dystopia
By Dig Dirkler With their latest release, New Gods, New Masters, Revocation dive headfirst into a digital abyss—wrestling with the tension between technological advancement and human decay. Frontman Dave Davidson sat down to discuss the album’s philosophical core, musical evolution,… Read More ›
Interview with LEFT HAND BLACK: Death, Romance & Rock ’n’ Roll
Few bands in today’s horror punk scene embody both the genre’s theatrical roots and heartfelt sincerity quite like Left Hand Black. Hailing from the small Swedish island of Hönö, these longtime friends have spent the past six years evolving their… Read More ›
Interview: GRUESOME’s Matt Harvey on Legacy, Loss, and Leveling Up
After seven years of silence, Gruesome returns with Silent Echoes—an album both fiercely nostalgic and boldly progressive. We sat down with vocalist/guitarist Matt Harvey to unpack the years-long journey behind the new record, its emotional weight, and the band’s evolving… Read More ›