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Dit is Goed – About Audrius Razma

by Jessika Kortig Life doesn’t arrive in neat chapters. It comes in fragments – scenes you only piece together later. After my Belgian-Dutch-French actress colleague...

“It was early days for the band. We’d gone out on a limb… it was by no means certain that the response would be positive”: Genesis’ early fears for Foxtrot

When Genesis released fourth album Foxtrot in 1972, they’d pushed themselves to create something more challenging and satisfying than anything they’d done to date. History...

“We’d order eight pitchers of margaritas and by the time the gig started we were out of our heads and barely able to finish the show”: How a group of rock’n’roll outcasts made the first great debut album of the 1990s

“We still laugh about it now,” says The Black Crowes frontman Chris Robinson,. “We were one of those local bands that really wasn’t very popular....

Paul Di’Anno stands alone as the only legendary frontman of Iron Maiden, at least according to Blaze Bayley

Former Iron Maiden frontman Blaze Bayley says only one of the iconic metal band's line of vocalists has achieved truly legendary status. The band's first...

“People might be surprised, but I was heavily inspired by progressive music. Roxy Music influenced Celtic Frost”: Extreme metal pioneer Tom G Warrior’s prog roots

Tom G Warrior of Celtic Frost, Triptykon and Hellhammer fame might not be the first extreme metal musician you’d associate with progressive rock – but...

Vertiginous – Incessant Affliction Review

Bludgeoning, bruising, and belligerent, brutal death metal beats listeners down into bloody paste when it does its job right. Indonesian duo Vertiginous takes this direction...

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