INTERVIEWS
After weeks in Europe unleashing one of Testament’s heaviest tour runs, Alex Skolnick is back home, almost over the jet lag and coming down from…
After more than three decades without a studio album, Coroner’s Dissonance Theory arrived not as a nostalgic trip but as the culmination of ten years…
On October 26, 2024, Moonspell made history in Portuguese music by performing Opus Diabolicum at Lisbon’s MEO Arena — their first concert accompanied by a…
After five decades, the original Alice Cooper band has finally reunited to release a full studio album, The Revenge of Alice Cooper. The album was…
For guitarist Chris Caffery, best known for his work with Savatage and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, the release of 20 Years of the Music Man means…
When Between The Buried And Me announced The Blue Nowhere, their first album as a four-piece, anticipation ran high. Guitarist Paul Waggoner shouldered new responsibilities…
Fifty years ago – 1975 – a band out of Weirton, West Virginia, made waves in the music world. They called themselves Crack the Sky. And…
Michael Kiske has never been one to mince words, and in this new conversation with Rodrigo Altaf, he offered a candid look at Helloween’s upcoming…
When Styx took the stage at PNC this past July 20 during the stop of their tour with Don Felder and Kevin Cronin, fans were…
When guitarist Steve Rothery of Marillion and keyboardist Thorsten Quaeschning of Tangerine Dream first met on the Cruise to the Edge festival in 2014, neither…
When Mark Zonder talks about A-Z, his band with Ray Alder and a revamped lineup, it’s not with the guarded caution of someone promoting a…
For Eirikur Hauksson, life is good. The Magic Pie’s new album Maestro — featuring vocals and lyrics by Hauksson — came out just a few…
In the wake of his departure from Dream Theater, legendary drummer Mike Mangini found himself with no shortage of offers. But instead of diving headlong into another high-profile…
“My dream has always been to have someone to trade off because I always loved, the Deep Purple lineup that had the two singers, and the Humble Pie line-up with Frampton and Marriott. I grew up singing and playing the guitar, so I’ve always wanted to collaborate with someone”
“My dream has always been to have someone to trade off because I always loved, the Deep Purple lineup that had the two singers, and the Humble Pie line-up with Frampton and Marriott. I grew up singing and playing the guitar, so I’ve always wanted to collaborate with someone”
