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SILVER FANG – From Australia with love

  • December 9, 2025
With new releases, raw emotion, and fresh creative energy, Silver Fang are stepping into one of their most exciting chapters yet. As they launch into the upcoming EP Death or Devotion, frontwoman Stephanie reflects on the band’s journey—from the self-produced world of Labyrinth to its lo-fi reimagining and their powerful collaboration with Misstiq.
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PLANET FATALE – An Interview with Hels Johnson

  • October 8, 2021
The story of how this Cambridge-based heavy rock band can be compared to a chameleon. Before transform into Planet Fatale, the band was called Powderhead. With this moniker, we can count one full-length and a live album. Then members come and go, but it’s when the two guitarist of the band joined the ranks, the band has finally stabilized their line-up. Indeed, this helped in creating what is now the debut of Planet Fatale, “The Cycle Repeats”. In that regard, we have enquired singer Hels Johnson. Let’s read together this interesting interview. Enjoy!
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DISCONNETTED SOULS – An Interview with Holly Royle

  • September 23, 2021
Chestershire-based band Disconnected Souls is ready to break boundaries and discover new unknown musical paths. Inspired by numerous genres and efficiently mixing progressive metal, djent and melodic, the band is celebrate 1-year anniversary of their debut EP “Warring Elements”. Indeed, whose debut is getting re-released in limited edition on CD on BandCamp. For learn more about it, we had a chat with the singer Holly Royle. Enjoy!
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FOREVER AUTUMN – an interview with Autumn Ni Dubhghaill

  • September 21, 2021
Following the steps of the best Norwegian black metal bands, Massachusetts’s Forever Autumn blends the best musical peculiarities of that genre together with doom metal and acoustic nuances. In light of the new EP release, “Hail the Forest Dark”, we had a chat with Autumn Ni Dubhghaill, the mastermind behind this musical creature. Enjoy!
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