What Will They Say, When I've Gone Away?: An Elegy for Reel Big Fish If you’re a more refined ska fan, like me, and know the intimate details of their discography, you may remember an obscure song on
Episode 11: Davide "Damna" Moras (Elvenking) Prior of the release of Elvenking's third and final installment of their Reader of the Runes triology, Luna, I was able to speak
Episode 10: Sharlee D'Angelo (Arch Enemy, ex-Mercyful Fate) Ahead of the release of Arch Enemy's Blood Dynasty, I had a chance to speak with Sharlee D'Angelo about several highlights
To This Oak Wood I Bestow My Pagan Purity: An Interview with Davide "Damna" Moras (Elvenking) Since their inception in 1997, Elvenking have never fit squarely into one genre or category in the world of metal. On a surface level, the
Of What Once Was, and What Will Be: An Interview with Sharlee D'Angelo (Arch Enemy, ex-Mercyful Fate) When Swedish melodic death metal legends Arch Enemy were about to enter to studio to record Burning Bridges in 1999, which would become one of
Bending the Clock: Dream Theater's Restless Reunion Record Parasomnia The story of Mike Portnoy’s return to Dream Theater is pretty well known in most metal circles at this point. What was intended to
Episode 9: James LaBrie (Dream Theater) Ahead of the release of their 16th studio album, Parasomnia, I had a chance to speak with Dream Theater frontman James LaBrie about a number
Melody Walks Through the Door, and Memory Flies Out the Window: An Interview with James LaBrie (Dream Theater) In early 1991, Dream Theater were dangerously close to calling it quits. The promising young group, which formed at Berklee College of Music in Boston
Episode 8: Jamey Jasta (Hatebreed) Failure has never really been an option for Jamey Jasta. He started out in the music business in his early teens during the mid-1990s and
You Wanna See Me Fail, You Won't Get Your Chance: An Interview with Jamey Jasta (Hatebreed) Failure has never really been an option for Jamey Jasta. He started out in the music business in his early teens during the mid-1990s and
Every Night The Dream Is The Same: Warrel Dane and the Shakespearean Tragedy of Nevermore’s Dreaming Neon Black When the word tragedy gets used in a literary sense, it generally refers to a play or story that ends unhappily due to the fall
One Day, One Way, Can’t Miss! Archbishop Harold Holmes and Jack White’s Genius Marketing of No Name Jack White has never been one for doing things the conventional way. Whether it’s taking his wife’s surname during his first marriage, creating
