INTERVIEW – Jason Bieler (Owl Stretching)

Back in February, Bieler Bros. Records announced that their co-founder, Jason Bieler, had launched a new project entitled Owl Stretching. And the first taste of

INTERVIEW – Ginger

The Wildhearts may currently be on an indefinite hiatus, but frontman Ginger has remained as active as ever with a host of upcoming projects. Over

INTERVIEW – Paul Guerin (The Quireboys)

The Quireboys first emerged during the late 1980s with the classic singles There She Goes Again and Hey You, incorporating elements of blues and rock 'n' roll with their acclaimed ...

INTERVIEW – Davey Suicide

For a time during the mid-1990s industrial became one of the most popular types of heavy metal, with forerunners such as Ministry, Nine Inch Nails and KMFDM paving the way ...

INTERVIEW – Mark Hamilton (Ash)

Mark Hamilton was still a teenager when he became a rock star. Following his short-lived high school garage band Vietnam, bassist Hamilton and singer Tim Wheeler formed Ash with drummer Rick McMurray and, ...

INTERVIEW – Micky Satiar (Dear Superstar)

Emerging from the Manchester music scene, Dear Superstar gained minor acclaim with their first two full-length releases, Confessions of a Twisted Mind and Heartless, before launching their own studio, where ...

INTERVIEW – Louise Distras

"Right now, most music I hear on the radio and on the web doesn't speak to me. The majority of it is totally plastic and inoffensive," claims Louise Distras, the ...

INTERVIEW – Jan Kuehnemund (Vixen)

Heavy metal was always considered a boys club, where long-haired, leather-clad men sang songs about sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll. But even as early as the 1970s and 1980s ...

INTERVIEW – Michael McKeegan (Therapy?)

A Brief Crack of Light, set for release through Blast Records next month, will mark the eleventh full-length studio album by Therapy? and their first since the highly acclaimed Crooked ...

INTERVIEW – Kidneythieves

In 1999 Kidneythieves made their mark on the industrial scene with their debut album, Trickster. Four years later they went bigger and better with the follow-up, Zerøspace, from which the ...

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