Interview with Between The Buried And Me: Showing Their True Colors Stephanie Keller October 31, 2007 Interviews “If I could get anything tattooed on my ass, it would be Michael Jordan getting ready to dunk into my asshole,” said Tommy Rogers, lead singer of Between The Buried And Me. For a band that claims to be “the mos... Read More...
Interview with Blackmore’s Night: Every Night Is Halloween Jen Kajzer October 24, 2007 Interviews Ritchie Blackmore, most known for his work in Concrete God, who later changed their name to Deep Purple, has traveled through the world of music dating back to the ’60s. Naturally, Ritchie’s resume could kill a... Read More...
Interview: A Spiritual Verse From The Witchdoctor Martin Halo October 24, 2007 Interviews Urban music has all but dominated the American musical landscape, inundating culture like a surging tidal wave of ethnic deliverance. With a brand of expression stemming from raw sparks of creativity, urban poe... Read More...
Interview with The Academy Is…: Go On Over, Say Hello Shawn Harris October 17, 2007 Interviews Really, the only thing technically classifying the following phone conversation between myself and William Becket of The Academy Is... as an interview is the presence of a microphone. He was in my neighborhood,... Read More...
Interview with Serj Tankian: It’s All Coming Down Patrick Slevin October 17, 2007 Interviews Ask Serj Tankian how he thinks civilization is doing, and he’ll be pretty candid with you: “Based on ecological disasters and the change in climate temperature, global warming, let alone man-made grievances ... Read More...
Interview with HIM: It’s All Bad Valerie Angela Ciliento October 10, 2007 Interviews HIM do not take themselves as seriously as one might imagine. Known for their somber, keyboard-laden songs and melodramatic lyrics about love and death, that last thing I expected from this Finnish rock act ... Read More...
Interview with Biffy Clyro: Follow Their Noses Emily Zemler October 10, 2007 Interviews Scottish trio Biffy Clyro have already lived out a longer career than most of the bands they’ve been touring with lately. The rock group has just released their fourth record, the epic, compelling Puzzle, and s... Read More...
Interview with Down: Over And Above Patrick Slevin September 26, 2007 Interviews It’s been a long road for Down. The loss of a dear friend and brother in Dimebag Darrell in 2004 and the ravaging of their New Orleans home base the following August left the band as a collective with little mo... Read More...
Interview with Dethklok: Tick-Tock Tick-Tock Patrick Slevin September 26, 2007 Interviews The world’s most popular band, ever, Dethklok, have returned to form—or, at least, returned to music which is intended for our ears. In the wake of the Dethwater Album , which was metal intended for fish and no... Read More...
Interview with Sum 41: What’s Meaningful? Emily Zemler September 19, 2007 Interviews You remember Sum 41. They’re that band you always liked better than Good Charlotte and Simple Plan, when three chord pop-punk had a transitory revival a few years ago. They had that awesome video with the water... Read More...
