Audio/Video
The Quarantine Sessions Vol9 – Ep406
We’re doing the KISS thing again this week with special guest Andrew Sgambati for The Quarantine Sessions Vol9! Andrew recently released his new KISS fan
Category: Interview
Album Review
Albums Unleashed – TESLA Psychotic Supper w/Tommy Skeoch Ep395
We’re blessed to be joined by Tommy Skeoch this week as he reflects on the Tesla classic ‘Psychotic Supper.’ Coming on the heels of the
Album Review
Toby Wright Looks Back on Jar of Flies – Albums Unleashed Ep392
This week Toby Wright joins us for an in-depth discussion on the making of the Alice in Chains classic Jar of Flies. Released on January
Features
CHANTEL McGREGOR (Interview)
Introduction There are a couple of things you notice when chatting with Chantel McGregor; the first being that she is very honest and open and
Interview
NIKKI STRINGFIELD – Chat With (Interview)
English Heavy Metal band Iron Maiden began in the mid-’70s. They attained success in the 80s and were leading pioneers in the NWOBHM movement. In
Features
FRANCK CARDUCCI – Interview (Feature)
I was delighted to have the chance to interview frontman Franck Carducci from the band of the same name. We met downstairs at the Glasgow
Interview
ANDI SCHNITZER – KISSIN’ DYNAMITE (Interview)
Whilst the band Kissin’ Dynamite were in Glasgow on their support slot to Powerwolf I had the chance to catch up with drummer Andi Schnitzer. This is the
Album Unleashed
Albums Unleashed – TESLA Mechanical Resonance with Troy Luccketta Ep349
This week Tesla‘s Troy Luccketta joins us to discuss the making of Mechanical Resonance. Released in December of 1986, Mechanical Resonance introduced this Sacramento-based 5
Adam Cox
UNDERTOW – Markus Brand (Interview)
Undertow have been around as a band since 1993; 25 years and eight albums of rocking heaviness from the super talented German outfit. The current
AFM Records
HELION PRIME – Interview with Jason Ashcraft (Interview)
As AFM Records‘ very own Helion Prime have the imminent release of their sophomore album, Terror of the Cybernetic Monster (check out the Decibel Geek review here), we were lucky enough
