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Vincent Cavanagh (Lead vocals, rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar) of Anathema
It’s not long since British ANATHEMA finally returned to the world with a new album, called ‘We’re Here Because We’re Here’. In light of that new release we felt the time was right to send over a few question about things revolving around the new disc, which Vincent Cavanagh kindly answered.
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Peter Spilles (vocals) of Project Pitchfork
The legends of the dark scene, PROJECT PITCHFORK have started their way in the remote 1989 and crossing the borders of styles and genres, disregarding the criticism and accusation, have won the cult status with eleven albums, numerous EP and singles and highest positions in the charts. Before their concert in Moscow, I’ve got a chance to have a talk with the front man and mastermind of the band, Peter Spilles, who shared his prospects and reflections on the end of the world, aliens and philosophic views on life.
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Timo (Vocals, Guitar), Florian (Oboe) and Chriz (Violoncello) of Remember Twilight
Having recently reviewed their excellent recent album 'Musik über Niedergang & Verderben', it was a pleasure to catch up with REMEMBER TWILIGHT, a remarkable seven piece orchestral metal outfit hailing from Stuttgart/Germany, earlier this month. Here's what they had to say on the band's evolution, working practice and how the end of the world might still make for a good party!
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Francesca Chiara (vocals) of The LoveCrave
This year, Italian band THE LOVECRAVE released the sophomore album entitled ‘Soul Saliva’ which may even surpass the success of its predecessor. That’s why I took the opportunity to interview vocalist Francesca Chiara who was so kind to tell about the new CD, the sources of inspiration for it, the band’s touring life and some other interesting issues. Read the article below for the details.
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Bill Leeb und Jared Slingerland of Front Line Assembly
Their new single ‘Shifting Through The Lens’ just hit the clubs and rocks the dance floors in Europe and North-America - FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY is back! The new single is a teaser of the new album ‘Improvised Electronic Device’, which shows the Canadian Electro / Industrial legend going back to old strengths with one foot and to new, unexplored territory with the other. If you liked ‘Shifting Through The Lens’, you will love the album, as most of the songs on ‘Improvised Electronic Device’ are even stronger than the hit single! FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY took the time to answer a few questions for Reflections of Darkness.