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Bram Koller
Misanthropia
Even in these crazy times, there is basic way of life that each and every one of us lead, however, not knowing, there is another universe going on, sometimes in front of us, sometimes under our noses. The underworld, one of the mankind's darkest inventions ever since societies started forming, has a lot of stories to tell, some that would horrify the normal individual. Therefore, there is a need to get those out musically, brutally and punctually as possible. The recent new signees at Massacre Records are the Dutch Black Metal band, Misanthropia, developing their own way on how to break it to everyone with their new album, " Convoy Of Sickness". Steinmetal had a good chat with Bram Koller of the band about the concept of underworld sort of Metal, musical progress, themes and more…
Frank Thoms
Accuser
People are people, and history never forgets, however, with so much to learn, there are those who aren't willing to listen, to understand or to learn from past mistakes. No matter the number of songs written against what mankind stands for in its darker form, people will go on their way, knowing what to do best, whether to accept that a change is needed or simply ignore and move on. The German Accuser, strictly by their moniker only, have been telling it to folks right in the face, the brutal truth. With their 12
th
album, "Accuser", out and about, Steinmetal had the annual chat with Frank Thoms, founder of the band, about what pisses him off, Covid, the musicality of the new album, a return of a friend and more…
Mikael Torseth
Keiser
Trying to find positivity in an ocean of bleakness and negativity, now that is quite the challenge to even accept to begin with. However, some argue that the measure of conflict, or war that can be stated, actually brings out something that can be rendered as positive, like peace, or at least temporary peace that can last long. Mankind proved that its existence is an actual task on its own, to have society sustain itself without crumbling. The Norwegian Keiser's new album, " Our Wretched Demise", creates a universe for the listener to understand where positivity is, and it is quite interesting. Steinmetal talked to Mikael Torseth of the band about the new album, the concept within it and the band's musical influences and export that contributed to the album's diversity.
Derek DiBella
White Magician
At times one would think that he is being controlled by something, as if everything throughout one's lives is predetermined prior to birth. In a way, it is somewhat dangerous to think about it as one may as well drown in these kind of thoughts of what if. Trying to solve this puzzle would take ages and probably sanity along the way, but why dwell on it when you can listen to it. White Magician went wild and came out with "Dealers of Divinity", a story that can portray whether we are here for a reason and if someone is playing us or tricks on us. Steinmetal had a chance to talk to Derek DiBella, also known as The Great Kaiser, about what is going on with the dealers, conception of the controlling entity, musical export and development and more…
Lenny Rutledge
Sanctuary
Seattle's Sanctuary arise and purely are fired up to taste revenge; executing the deliverance of the 30th Anniversary Remastered Double Disc Deluxe With Slipcase, or Multi-Colored Vinyl Version of "Into The Mirror Black". Long since dark times after the epitaph of Warrel Dane, the Soldiers Of Steel have welcomed vocalist Joseph Michael of Witherfall. Michael Francisco celebrated the communion of the evolution by speaking with founding guitarist Lenny Rutledge and Joseph. These seasons of destruction have prevented the band playing "Mirror Black" in its entirety in 2020. However the inception has allowed them to rip through the veil of disguise and begin work on new material. One more murderous reflection was upon the album artwork, and the easily obscure Sean Blosl. During these tense times, let us look to the future and ascend to our destiny.
Yves Campion
Nightmare
No matter the experience, the many years of a career, even at times being on an off, there is always something new to learn. One actually learns on a daily basis. Largely, there is a lot to take in when it comes to looking sideways, seeing what sounds good, what is strong and compelling. With more than three decades under their belt, the French Nightmare, led by bass player Yves Campion, prove that no matter the heritage, renewal and implementing new attributes to the music can become an advantage. Steinmetal had a chance to talk to Campion about the new album "Aeternam", the new additions to the band's lineup, concept, musical delivery and more…
Matze
Thrudvangar
There is nothing wrong in being ambitious, try to smash borderlines that are merely a block away from coming with something that is both exciting and refreshing. When it comes to Viking Metal, creating the drama of theme is the key, yet there are additional attributes to the music that are bound to make it great. The German Viking / Pagan Metal band, Thrudvangar, has been running for 2 decades, making themselves known their channeling the honesty of the subgenre. With their new "Vegvisir" they opened a new door for themselves, to become more inspiring. Steinmetal had a chance to talk to the band's vocalist, Matze, about the new album, the development of the band after its lineup changes and more…
Garrett Johnson
Voidceremony
Being cryptic, whether through music and lyrics, may be considered as a turn off, yet why would it be? Of course everything is about the opinion, what goes through people's minds, like why should one, after a busy day, would become submissive to try to understand a piece of musicality? Well, that is the idea, to take a different journey, not like a detective, but like a traveler, seeking to see the world. Listening to Voidceremony's "Entropic Reflections Continuum: Dimensional Unravel" raises up wonderings, and due to that, Steinmetal talked with Garrett Johnson, one of the band's architects, about what is going on within the album, signing to a new label, musical experience and more…
Ted Kirkpatrick
Tourniquet
Just like a sworn Spiritual soldier under command, Ted Kirkpatrick and his band Tourniquet have been fighting the battle of the flesh for over three decades. Each test capriciously allows him a chance save another acid head from pathogenic ocular dissonance, when it comes to the Truth. He is able to carry the wounded onward to freedom, and stop the bleeding heart, such that the vanishing lessens, as one experiences the music and Mettle. Tourniquet just released their latest offering: "The Slow Cosmic Voyage To Wisdom". This arc of suffering and sound is a doomy sojourn into the mystery of life itself. The epic tracks reverberate where Goth and Crust descry. Michael Francisco spoke with Ted about his career, the new album, the recording of the 25 minute Drone Track, the reissue of the first three Titles, and his love, sacrifice, and service for the Animal Kingdom. Ready or not, you get what you pray for...
Paolo Ninci, Gianni Nepi, Francesco Longhi & Francesco Sozzi
Dark Quarterer
Time is a measure, time is a number, time is forever, but is it really? A thought that could take one's mind into the very reaches of sanity. Other questions like how much time mankind has on this Earth before the next disaster could also arise. History taught that things could happen that might endanger the very existence of what has been known and admired, freedom. Crossing paths with one of the world's reckoned disasters, the destruction of the city of Pompeii due to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, the Italian progressive veterans, Dark Quarterer return to tell the tale from various of angles. Steinmetal had the pleasure to talk to the band members about the idea of the story, the message, the intricate musical efforts and more…
François-Thibaut Hordé
Déluge
To dig into the heart of melancholia but to find out the constant battle between light and darkness, where light for a reason has an advantage. A listener can find comfort and an audience while letting himself / herself be swept but such atmospheric music that would take over the senses, and actually breed hope to those who heed. Developing such a flamboyant sensation wave, there is the French Déluge. No wonder that they signed with Metal Blade Records for the release of their sophomore album, "Ægo Templo". There is something in there that is open, fresh and has to be experienced. Steinmetal had a chance to talk to the band's leader, François-Thibaut Hordé, about the making of the record, the essence of the music, ideas and conceptions and more…
Jens Börner
Lonewolf
With a constant Metal and Rock scene twisting and turning, always on the move, always trying to find the next trend that would take on more listeners and fans a like under a single banner. Well, it has never been an easy task, especially when there are those that are considered true to the vintage, true to the path, true to the ways Metal was made back when it was considered golden. The French / German Lonewolf have always been old schoolers at heart, never letting go of their primal influences that made them great. To celebrate their 10
th
album, "Division Hades", they even released a bonus CD with treasures of the past. Steinmetal had a talk with founder, Jens Börner about the old days, the present, mankind, Metal and more…
Ville Viljanen
Mors Principium Est
Being strong minded is important in this business, which can be tough, sometimes there would be arguments saying that there is a quite a lot of backstabbing going around. To have the people you trust the most is the key, and with them to strive for the best possible results, perfecting skills and unleashing hell for the enjoyment of the fans. Mors Principium Est, which has been making a striking return, delivers "Seven", their next in line Melodic Death Metal appetizer in the spirit of the old days. Steinmetal had a chance to talk to Ville Viljanen, the band's vocalist, regarding the new release, state of the official two-man band, live stream and more…
Jan Pilik
Neurotic Machinery
Metal is a democratic musical genre and can appear in any country of the world. And after long years drowned by communist dictatorship, the Eastern countries of Europe are giving rise for names that can be as relevant as the ones that are seen in the USA, Germany, Sweden and other musical schools throughout the world. And
NEUROTIC MACHINERY
from Czechia, shows its musical talent on
"Nocturnal Misery"
, their latest release.
Metal Temple
writer
Marcos Garcia
had the chance talk with them, to check about how things worked out in the past, are working by now and their future plans.
Marko Pukklia:
Shadow Tribe
The answer to where to implement material that doesn't fit anywhere other than found a new venture to take it under its wing. Shadow Tribe from Finland became a breathing, living musical entity merely because nothing was going on at the time for the people who founded it. It didn't take that long and a debut album emerged. Marko Pukklia, a veteran in the Finnish Metal scene, along with being in the business for nearly two decades, made this effort happen and surrounded himself with the right people to make it more than the average turn out. Steinmetal had a talk with Marko about the newly released "Reality Unveiled", the foundation of the new band, its members, album material and more…
Nacho Vara
Byfist
For the sake, and in the honors, of those who passed away to the other side revamping an old flame. It is never easy to lose a friend, a mentor, a brother from another mother, however, remembering them is the key, along with all the special moments shared. Byfist, the US Heavy / Power Metal act, has been there since the 80s, yet due to bad luck, things didn't work out as they potentially should. Nonetheless, it was never forsaken, and in light of occurrences, it came back to haunt a Metal scene that isn't what it used to be. Guitarist Nacho Vara, who also played with the legendary David Wayne (R.I.P.) in Reverend, unchained the binds from Byfirst and returned with it to a new era. Signing with Pure Steel Records, and releasing their debut, "In The End", with a strong lineup, it is only the beginning. Steinmetal had a talk with Vara regarding the early end, new beginning, the lineup, lyricism and musical content.
Doro Pesch
Doro
The Warrior Soul we all know as Doro Pesch will cast her Thunderspell when she unleashes her 56 Songs Box Set: "Magic Diamonds - Best Of Rock, Ballads, & Rare Treasures" on her own Rare Diamonds Productions, November 13th. This Queen Of Metal can go the distance, and will always live to win. Her fear no evil, grabs the bull by the Metal Horns attitude verifies her undying dedication to her Metal Family - who were strangers yesterday. Michael Francisco held the honor to hear the haunted heart of this Hellraiser pulsate passionately. Our unchained Lady yearns to break down the brickwall and again play shows for her fans. Dorothee did discuss the innovative Drive-in events, her new brand of perfume for Men & Women, her working with so many great artists, and those with whom she still desires to someday sing. Mostly she celebrated her new Label, the pending release of Magic Diamonds, and her forever united fight. Raise your fist in the air for this true at heart Soldier Of Metal!
Coke McFinlay
Virus
Virus (UK) are state of the art Thrash, beyond the borders of brutality. In the late 80s, bad blood in the band lead to decline and each parted ways. However Coke Finlay was not content with ending the viral warfare, so with a revived sense of freedom, he found new members to encourage more murder in the moshpit. After a revolving door of musicians, and having released the deadly EPs: "Raped By Mutants" & "A New Strain Of An Old Disease", Coke returns with his most solid line-up to date. These rampant mutants have unleashed "Evilution Apocalypse" - a Speed Metal Monster return to Thrashville. Each cut is pure lunacy with shockers like: "The Hand That Feeds You", "Multiple Wargasms" and "Defective Detective". Each punishing track has witty lyrics with keen anecdotal inspiration. Michael Francisco spoke with the "Geriatric Thrasher" about his involvement with Virus on such parasitic invasions as "Force Recon", "Lunacy" & "Pray For War". He got to know Coke on a more personal level, where seeing is believing. Testify to Metal because their pro bono return verifies that Virus are hungry for blood and prepared to bash the skulls of their enemies!
Troy Norr & Markus Ullrich
Them
And the story ends, or is it? Not every time there is a correlation between the last piece of the puzzle to a final swing of the story. It can be the end of the road for one and a beginning for another. Wrapping up the saga surrounding our KK, the German / American articulate band, Them, unleashed their last chapter of their story, with "Return to Hemmersmoor", which is where the final showdown is expected to take place. However, the means to an end, and the entire experience, take a different kind of turn. Steinmetal had the honors to talk to vocalist Troy Norr and guitarist, Markus Ullrich, regarding this fine creation of horrific tale, the musical diversity of the new album and more…
Phil Flores
Evildead
It would appear that the collective memory is either flawed or simply there is a mutual decision to ignore what is going on around us. Whether it is world leaders, corruption or the relations between mankind and its environment, actions are made because it looks good, photographed good either than being a necessity. Returning after decades of studio silence, the US Thrash Metal exports, Evildead, return to the scene and as it turns out, barely anything changed. Due to the release of their new album, "United States Of Anarchy", there is the pessimistic lookout, yet also with enough room for hope. Steinmetal talked to vocalist Phil Flores about getting back at it, the writing of new material, signing with an old partner, a little philosophy and more…
Michael Muller
Jaded Heart
Keeping firing albums, no matter what, some would probably argue that one has to stop for a second and just think if that policy actually brings in results in terms of magnitude. However, not everything out there is business, and it is possible, and very much so, that there is some sort of a burning ambition to continue putting out albums, not mainly to get somewhere or rise in a kind of rating, but for the sake of the fans and the love for the music created. Jaded Heart, crossed so many paths along its career, aren't even close to stop, but to keep putting the pedal to the Metal. In light of the release "Stand Your Ground", Steinmetal had a chat with the longstanding member, Michael Muller, about the new album, mentioning of bathroom cleaning, 80s, roots and more…
Michael Podrybau
Glacier
It was about damn time that it happened. It may as well be that hard to the core Metalheads worldwide, in particular of the older generation, have been asking themselves what has been going on with Glacier, and where is that finally made debut album. So, the band upon its new incarnation, along with the Greek old school Metal label, No Remorse Records, have an answer right there with the "The Passing Of Time". US Metal is back and in a fierce form. Steinmetal had a chance to talk with vocalist, Michael Podrybau, the last original member of the old Glacier, about the new album, getting back out there, how did it happen and more…
Mark Miner
Niviane
Staying on course, striving for something that one day could become so invigorating and strong, bound to draw attention to whomever heeds the call. It is a little mind blowing to think that the US Metal scene has once been the spawn of so many classic acts in Heavy Metal, and nowadays, it is nearly different, some would argue to be completely different. But the core is still there, and it is believed that in time, it will erupt and sweep the scene once again. Only time will tell. The powerful Niviane, consisting of some of the finest members of the old guard, is coming up with their sophomore "The Ruthless Divine". Steinmetal had a talk with Mark Miner, the band's guitarist, of what is their aggressive effort of late.
Sean Peck
Death Dealer
Every Nation of Metalheads who run with the wolves, should be familiar with Sean "The Hell Destroyer" Peck. Whether it be The March Of The Cage, his sonic suicidal screams with The Three Tremors, or his mastery of the evil with Denner / Sherman, his Supremacy Of Steel forever is darker than black! Now The Heretic has returned again with his Brothers in Death Dealer, ready to break the silence after four years. The Warmaster plan of attack is to unveil their new album next month called "Conquered Lands". Michael Francisco was excited to speak to the Sorcerer Supreme all about the scorching, slay or be slain upcoming release. During this sojourn through the career of the planet crusher's speed kill life, they conferred and confirmed his role in the Metal Empire, and his faith under fire. Hail To The King!
Advorsus & Stryzga
Cultus Profano
CULTUS PROFANO
recently released their newest album, titled
"Accursed Possession." Metal Temple
writer
Caio Botrel
recently caught up with this Black Metal due to talk about the album, and their inspirations for writing music.
Igor Leiva & Claudio Carrasco
Poema Arcanvs
POEMA ARCANVS
is a gothic Death/Doom band from Chile who have gained a legendary status from their years of putting out solid albums within the doom scene. They formed in 1992 under the name
GARBAGE
but in 1997 they changed their name to their current moniker. I reviewed heir latest album, "
Stardust Solitude
," and gave it praise for being " incredibly emotional, melancholy drench Gothic doom."
Metal Temple
writer
Justin Wittenmeier
was lucky enough to be able to speak with guitarist
Igor
and vocalist
Claudio
on a variety of subjects, including the Chilean doom scene.
Robb Weir
Tygers Of Pan Tang
Uncaged for over 40 years, Tygers Of Pan Tang do it good. With every sonic ritual, these wild cats take it to the next level by living the Rock & Roll Dream, despite the cruel hands of time. The gang land on their feet, and always play to win with the right amount of speed and insanity. Noises from the cathouse can be heard as these Rock and roll men are making tracks to reissue a Deluxe Version of "Ambush" with bonus material. Michael Francisco recently had the opportunity to speak with founding member Robb Weir about their captivating vocalist Jacopo "Jack" Meille. He was spellbound by the discourse for the "Early Days", and the hellbound, crazy nights with John Sykes. They touched on their fame, and influence on Bay Area Thrash, and the band's longevity, and that is the story so far…
George Apalodimas
Sacred Outcry
It can be assumed that a wait is worth the trouble, and patience, in order for that special gem to finally arise, be out there in the air, for all the world to see and listen. After 2 decades, endless struggles in what would appear as one of the strongest projects that could have been part of the first line of Metal music, Sacred Outcry from Greece released their high level "Damned For All Time". Steinmetal had a good long chat with founder George Apalodimas about that moment where the album returned to the band members reality in full, vocalist that took on the project, songwriting and more…
Levi Campbell
Time Rift
To bring back the past to kick one's ass, yet in a different kind of way. No artist out there, inspired by the past, which is most of them, is aiming to copy early efforts, yet to capture them in order to suit them for its own created image. Time Rift has been a part of a major wave of bands that wished to rehash the sensation behind the 70s Hard Rock and proto-Metal years. Taking a turn from Stoner and Doom Metal into the crispy Hard Rock shindig, "Eternal Rock" was presented to the world. Steinmetal had a chance to talk with the band leader, Levi Campbell about how it was done, influences, directions, a few moments of challenge and more…
Christofer Dahlman
Hellsmoke
Seeking new opportunities and options, one of the main reasons of how Metal fans have the opportunities to get to know new bands due to the inner wish of musicians to expand their horizons, form something new in a different musical environment. Out of the countless of stories that have been happening worldwide, so is the story of Hellsmoke from Sweden, emerging at a point in time and place that helped them to ascertain a fine position along with a great lineup to back up the moniker. Showing a lot of promise with their debut album "2020", Hellsmoke are on the right path. Steinmetal talked with the band leader, Christofer Dahlman, about the new venture, new album, signing with a good label and more…
Armored Saint
John Bush
Standing on the shoulder of giants - hands down - Armored Saint are a symbol of salvation when it comes to all things Mettle. For almost 40 years these underdogs have been a sonic revelation and a reign of fire. The winning chemical formula stems from a consistent line-up and the vigorous vocals of John Bush, who can deliver. After a 5 year hiatus the Saints have soldiered on marching back into the studio and creating their best concerted effort in almost 20 years. Never you fret, "Punching The Sky" is a beautiful blend of the new and old legacy. Even in isolation, the Saints will conquer! Michael Francisco spoke with John Bush about the aspects and qualities of the forthcoming album, and the attention span of the listener. They discussed his voice, lyrics, life, and the white noise of the Anthrax years. They tackled Tours of the past, and possible future, as well as the 2020 aftermath, and lessons well learned. John is a gentleman, a statesman, and an honest human being. It is a privilege to parlay in his presence.
M.R. Boyd & Revered J. Nibbler
Bring Out Your Dead
The history books will show that the year 2020 was marked with many outrageous events, none more significant than the COVID-19 pandemic. Forced into isolation, people around the world found themselves bound by the walls of their home for weeks to months on end. But the creative spirit endured in many as Spanish metal band
BRING OUT YOUR DEAD
can attest. In the throes of isolation, the members worked tirelessly on their debut album. They in fact utilized the time awarded by the pandemic to fuel their ideas for unique songs and new innovative techniques.
Metal Temple
contributor
Joseph Brewer
reviewed the self-titled album that was released on June 26, 2020 and praised it for the engaging melodies and complex beautiful songs. In an interview with the two creative forces behind the band,
M. R. Boyd
and
Reverend J. Nibbler
, the musicians discuss the birth of
BRING OUT YOUR DEAD
, the origins of some of their more unique songs, and their opinion on the events of the world today.
Michael Sweet
Stryper
For almost four decades Stryper has been singing about and praising God. They have had their mettle tested, and triumphed despite all adversity. They command the utmost respect not only for their musical accomplishments, but also for their passionate, heartfelt endurance. In fact you could say they are "The Mr. Rogers Of Metal", and that would be a solid compliment for all they have achieved through the years as soldiers of service. Stryper go against the law, but are still proud to wear their influence on their sleeves, because they are passionate about their art. With engaging conviction they honor Christ and his message and surrender to his higher will.The band reach out to their fans and always feel excited and pumped to put out new material. Honestly, their latest excellent effort - "Even The Devil Believes" is no exception.
Michael Francisco had the honor to speak to main songwriter, guitarist, lyricist, and superb vocalist Michael Sweet all about the new release. They discussed its miraculous chart positions and global success. They reflected on the health issues of Oz Fox, even when he and Michael are able to shred wiith such searing solos. They also welcomed Perry Richardson from Firehouse and delighted over his subtle contributions to the song titles. Most importantly the free form conversation verified the way in which the honest and humble Michael Sweet endeavors to make love great again and how vital he is for the Mettle Milieu.
Slit Your Gods
Slit Your Gods
The Spanish Metal scene has many good names. It arose by the efforts of
BARÓN ROJO
,
OBÚS
and few others on the beginning of the 80's, but as time passed by, things improved, and many name from different Metal genres started to show what the lands of Spain have to offer. And the quintet
SLIT YOUR GODS
comes to unleash a violent Brutal Death Metal, showing what they're about with
"Dogmatic Convictions of Human Decrepitude"
, their three-song EP.
Metal Temple
writer
Marcos Garcia
had the opportunity, we could talk with them to check about how things are working by now and their future plans.
Lars Bittner
Sapiency
To think positive, to find solutions for personal problems other than constantly focusing on what is going on outside. Sometimes, it would be best to solve inner issues than merely going out there, filled with frustration because on the home front, everything is nothing more than black. Carrying to the torch, in the name of positivity and striving for life, there is the German Melodic Death Metal band, Sapiency. No matter time, situation, their undying will to never back them down, brought them to recognition again with "For Those Who Never Rest". Steinmetal had a good and thorough chat with vocalist Lars Bittner about the band's lyrical idealism, a little history lesson and hopes and dreams concerning the new album.
Ron Cooke
Thrust
If there is one thing that this pandemic is bound to take away when it comes to creativity of artists is that there will barely be that sensation after a long period of time of supporting a latest album that will inspire the music for the next in line. As a matter of fact, that burning fire will be sorely missed. Gladly, that at least for the current year, Metalheads can enjoy the fruits of the previous year, along with the motivation that came in because of those ventures of that year. Thrust, the 80s Heavy Metal heroes of once a magnificent Metal scene, return with "The Helm Of Awe", a strong standpoint that their legacy still goes strong. Steinmetal had a talk with veteran guitarist, Ron Cooke, about the pandemic, the new album, the presence of Thrust in modern day Metal, and more…
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