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When I approached Adel about doing this interview, I told her that I wanted to come at it from the angle of the whole issue about file sharing…not that the whole discussion can be hammered out, but I feel the … Continued
There are chance meetings, taking chances, second chances and reasons for the impossible to happen. Some of the reasons can become clear right then in that single moment of brevity that speaks to your soul. Some of the reasons and … Continued
Oh, the irony. An industrial band comprised of two brothers writes a forward-looking industrial album that explores faith in the context of a technology-driven, dystopian future. Fast-forward almost twenty years, and the band’s future is our present: we have become … Continued
We first interviewed Seventh Circle’s Adam Pederson back in Issue #4. We spoke at length then about his album The Struggle, it was a great interview with a guy that puts out a generous helping of dark and emotional music. … Continued
Who Are You, Matt Hunt? The truth is, and I’ve been keeping it a secret, I am a spring roll and nacho addict. I like to say, “What the f**k.” And I’m a Jesus music historian. Basically, I am just … Continued
picture by John Daley Sammy Horner has been in the game nearly 30 years now. His musical stylings are wide and varied from Celtic to Americana to Outlaw Country to Punk Rock to Modern Rock; all of which he seamlessly … Continued
You guys look a little familiar. Haven’t I seen you in another band or something? We have been telling our followers that SLIDE was eaten by zombies. Following the aftermath, we arose from the dead as Dime Store Zombies. But … Continued
I have been enthralled by the book series the Chronicles of the Nephilim by Brian Godawa. Abraham Allegiant has just been released as book four in the series. Only a few chapters in and I already had some questions for … Continued
The premiere Christian music festival for many had been The Cornerstone Festival – which ran from 1984 till 2012. The final 2012 gathering was mourned by many and there were some who were not willing to let their community, their … Continued
Rob Gallas fronted one of my favorite bands that came out on Michael Knott’s Blonde Vinyl record label (back in the days when Blonde Vinyl was feeding us the best up and coming bands around): Black and White World. Their … Continued