Category: Interviews

Interview: King 810 talk to Bloodstock TV!

Having already done a whirlwind tour of Europe with Alpha Wolf earlier this year, the appearance of King 810 on the Ronnie James Dio stage at Bloodstock Open Air Festival this summer will be the second of three visits to the United Kingdom in 2023. Oran O’Beirne from Bloodstock TV spoke to frontman David Gunn

Exclusive Interview: Cult of Sobek talk “Petsuchos”!

The recently deceased debut EP “Petsuchos”, the name taken from that of the live crocodile at Crocodilopolis in Ancient Egypt, which was worshiped as a manifestation of the Egyptian god Sobek, from Edinburgh based Cult of Sobek is a Scottish Doom Metal classic. Recorded and mixed by Tommy Duffin at 16 Ohm Studios Glasgow (Headless Kross, Coffin Mulch) and inspired

Interview: Will Haven talk “VII” with Heavy New York!

Sacramento Californian Noise Metal crew Will Haven may have celebrated the 20th Anniversary of their seminal album “Carpe Diem” but they are far from throwing in the towel as new album “VII” proves. Guitarist Jeff Irwin was the man in the Mastermind chair for questions fired in from all directions by Heavy New York with

Interview: Kublai Khan on The Downbeat Podcast!

Having witnessed them putting the pedal to the metal on the main stage at the Tenth anniversary of Tech-Fest earlier this summer, we know first hand what Stray From The Path drummer extraordinare Craig Reynolds is getting himself into as he interviews Matt Honeycutt and Isaac Lamb from the almighty Kubali Khan. The Texas duo

Interview: Chamber talk “A Love To Kill For” with Heavy New York!

As Pure Noise Records continue to celebrate new album “A Love To Kill For” from Nashville Tennessee hardcore homewreckers Chamber, they’ve pushed vocalist Jacob Lilly into doing an interview with Heavy New York about it. But that’s not all as he discusses what Hardcore music really is, the thoughts behind his lyrics and more. It’s the

Exclusive Interview: Kryptess talk “One Girl One Thousand Lacerations”!

Formed from the ashes of Cacodaemonic and riding high on a lyrical narrative about a serial killer nurse, the debut EP from Nottingham trio Kryptess, the cunningly titled “One Girl One Thousand Lacerations“, is very much still ringing in our eardrums. A demonstration of evil good fun and skull busting rhythmic battery, it is frontloaded with