September Mourning isn’t just a band, it’s a trans media project that encompasses music, comic art, dance and theatre. The character of September as a human/reaper hybrid has captured the imagination of many, her power and her fragility, her complexity...
Freedom of expression comes in all guises. The real freedom to be yourself, to not follow the pack and to live your life by your own rules can often come at a price paid in isolation and intolerance. The Soap Girls have been maligned and pilloried...
Northamton might not seem the obvious place to look if you want to find great industrial metal but the town has spawned a band that Devolution just had to investigate. Fleisch are a three piece heavily influenced by the daddy of them all Rammstein. ...
Mark Bestford caught up with Devildriver’s Mike Spreitzer to discuss how illness has made him healthier, his love of European metal and the endless search for the perfect guitar sound. There was a long break between Winter Kills and Trust No One,...
Drones are a feisty London five piece that have undergone something of a personnel makeover recently. Their brand of melodic alt punk is the stuff the future of music looks set to be built on. Gary Trueman chatted to the band about political videos...
The first band on the Dogtooth stage She Must Burn played to a packed tent showing just how good the music on the fourth stage was going to be this year. Mark Bestford caught up with James, Frank, and Annina after the show. Last year you were...
Hacktivist are one of the new breed of bands taking the rap metal theme and bringing it bang up to date. Great hooks, twin vocals and acerbic lyrics, this is a band armed and ready for the future. Gary Trueman chatted to the guys about crossover...
The Love Zombies are a bit of an enigma. They play up tempo punk rock but it sounds silky smooth. At the heart of this wonderful sound are Hollis and Davey. Gary Trueman spoke to the pair about how they met, pledge campaigns and who they’d...
Orange Goblin have been stalwarts of the UK metal scene for over two decades now. They have a reputation not only for producing great music but also for championing worthy causes. Ben Ward spoke to Gary Trueman about a charity cycle ride, new material...
Playing for the second time at Download Like A Storm are one of the world’s happiest bands. Always a smile and always happy to chat. Gary Trueman spoke to the New Zealanders about their rivals across the water Australia, playing Download and of course...
