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Bobby Alt of Street Drum Corps
Bobby Alt (S.T.U.N., Faculty X) of the Street Drum Corps caught up with me briefly while in the studio to discuss about the new STREET DRUM CORPS album due out early next year.
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Josh Todd (vocals) and Keith Nelson (guitars) of Buckcherry.
BUCKCHERRY is one of those modern every day hard rock acts that just never seems to fade away or get old as other bands tend to do from time to time. As far as BUCKCHERRY goes, this is an act worthy of a cause and that cause is to create music. Creating music since the band's formation back in 1995 and having 4 albums tucked under their belts, BUCKCHERRY had the chance of a lifetime when going out on tour with KISS back in 99. Now, the time has returned to reunite these mighty warriors with the almighty legends of Rock’n’Roll music once again. Lead vocalist Josh Todd and lead guitarist Keith Nelson held a teleconference where a handful of journalists had the chance to talk to these musicians discussing exactly how and why KISS meant so much to them along with what’s in store come the New Year.
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A/J (vocals, guitars) of Saint Motel
SAINT MOTEL is a difficult act to describe but yet very hard to resist and damn right fun overall when it comes to their theatrical set ups performance wise. But when you narrow it all down, SAINT MOTEL is made up of A/J (vocals, guitars), A Sharp (guitar), Greg Erwin (drums) and Dak (bass). Together, these musicians constantly experiment over and over again pushing the boundaries of their creativity taking it to a whole new level each and every time. Front man A/J spoke to me briefly about how the band came to be along with the process of how their debut EP came around down to everything else in between with this brief in your face conversation.
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Michael Kaiser (vocals, guitar, harp, shawm and several more instruments) and Vanessa Istvan (vocals, flutes) of Dunkelschön
When you first get to know about DUNKELSCHÖN, you immediately get the impression of just another band musically stuck in the Middle Ages. However, you will soon notice that DUNKELSCHÖN are somehow different and have a completely own musical vision. For example they aren’t afraid to include modern elements in their music, clearly choose variety over monotony, prefer playing amplified shows over acoustic performances at medieval fairs, and also partly come from a punk and heavy metal background. Read below what else they have to say...
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Malice Rime (guitar, synths, backing vocals) of Omega Lithium
“The vision of a reformed society's way of thinking. The aggression of the distorted guitars, the simplicity of the electro beats, wrapped in a haunting atmosphere, and a rebellious point of view through it. Influenced by industrial, metal, gothic and rock, emerges a distinct sound that creates the passage through the ruined world of inner destruction.” That’s like the band describes itself on its MySpace site. The release of the album ‘Dreams in Formaline’ out on 18th September is reason for us to take a deeper look onto that band and its future plans.