INTERVIEWS
After publishing the review of Angelus Apatrida’s new album, Lords of Black is the second Spanish band to be featured here at Sonic Perspectives in…
Having just reached the age of 50, Steven Wilson is one of progressive rock’s most celebrated artists, though he constantly strives to defy the categorization…
Saxon’s long-standing drummer Nigel Glockler is a man plenty of musical experience, having rocked the world with his group for 35 years. Aside from Saxon,…
Konstantinos Karamitroudis, aka Gus G. has spent the past decade quietly affirming his place as one of metal’s reigning guitar virtuosos. He has recorded more…
If you like hard and classic rock, chances are that without you even being aware, Tony Franklin, also known as The Fretless Monster, might be the bass…
For musicians, the road to success can be marked with figurative potholes, stop signs, wrecks and flat tires. Some abandon the journey; others use the…
Britain’s Shadowkeep lay more or less dormant for seven or eight years following 2008’s “The Hourglass Effect”, which itself was delayed due to line-up changes.…
Kobra Paige and her motley crew kept their word and now they deliver the second part of their opus magnum one year after the release…
Morbid Angel, the American death metal band considered one of the most influential acts in the genre and important in the transition of death metal from…
ProgStock 2018 is coming! The sophomore edition of the three-day Progressive Rock music Festival will take place Oct 5-7, 2018 at the Union County Performing…
Guitarist Ross the Boss’ stature in the history of hard rock and heavy metal has been well-solidified for decades by this point – with a resume…
Leather Leone… The name may not instantly ring a bell to the average metal fan, but she was an integral part of Chastain’s classic 80’s…
Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals are back with one of the most extreme albums you’ll hear in a long time. Choosing Mental Illness as…
Sonic Perspectives was delighted to chat with legendary guitarist Steve Morse last week, who is currently touring with the early line-up of the Dixie Dregs…
Dave Meros has played bass with the legendary progressive rock band Spock’s Beard since the band formed in 1995. His classic bass tone is an…
