Interviews

Before being a supergroup staple of the 21st century, playing alongside The Winery Dogs, Sons of Apollo, and more. Before selling millions of albums, headlining […]

In the late 1980s, Chris Impellitteri quickly established himself as one of the world’s premiere shredders: A badge of honor he proudly wears to this […]

There are few albums in metal history as iconic as Diamond Head’s Lightning to the Nations. What started as a humble DIY effort, limited to […]

It was 40 years ago that Kris Gustofson joined San Franciscan speedsters Trauma. He was the beat behind the iconic “Such a Shame” off Metal […]

In the annals of rock history, Robert Berry is forever known for filling the ginormous shoes of Greg Lake, performing alongside Keith Emerson and Carl […]

There are power trios, and then there is King’s X. While other bands hop from trend to trend, pining for commercial success, King’s X has […]

When discussing the 80s glam metal boom, most metal historians set their focus on Los Angeles. However, they seem to forget all the other regional […]

For over 40 years, Carl Canedy has held down the beat for American metal powerhouse, The Rods. His hard hitting approach, coupled with Garry Bordonaro’s […]

You know those movies where the hero has *insert time here* to detonate a bomb before it self destructs? That’s how I felt last week […]

When we last interviewed James Durbin, he was riding high on the release of The Beast Awakens: an epic metal concept album that drew from […]