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We interviewed Assück back in 1993 for archive zine issue #8. Here’s a cleaned-up version of that interview. If you like classic grindcore, keep reading. Here’s an interview with Assück Continue reading Assück interview: From the Vault
It’s been over a quarter-century since Unleashed first got together in Stockholm, so it should be OK for us to run a cleaned-up version of the first interview we did Continue reading Unleashed interview with Johnny Hedlund: From the Vault, 1991
Here’s an Unleashed interview, cleaned up, that first appeared in archive zine issue #5. It took place in 1992 in Washington, DC—we’re guessing at club called the Bayou. Sweden’s Unleashed Continue reading Unleashed interview with Johnny Hedlund: From the Vault, 1992
We interviewed Armored Saint for archive zine issue #1. Below is a cleaned-up version of that conversation. In June of 1991, Joey Vera, the bassist for Armored Saint, called me Continue reading Armored Saint interview with Joey Vera: From the Vault
Let’s look back at Extreme Noise Terror with the help of a cleaned-up interview with Phil Vane from archive issue #14 from 1995. I first heard ENT when I scored Continue reading Extreme Noise Terror interview with Phil Vane: From the Vault
Feast your eyes below on a cleaned-up Bolt Thrower interview with Andy Whale that we conducted way back in 1991, originally appearing in archive zine issue #3. The U.K.’s Bolt Continue reading Bolt Thrower interview with Andy Whale: From the Vault
Pleiades’ Dust is the new record from Gorguts, out now on Season of Mist, and it’s been getting very strong notices. It’s high time, then, to run a cleaned-up version Continue reading Gorguts interview: From the Vault
Megadeth has been in the metal news lately with announcements about pre-orders on a new album and a new lineup featuring Chris Adler from Lamb of God on drums and Kiko Loureiro on guitar. Continue reading A look back at Megadeth: Dave Ellefson interview From the Vault
“Atheist Will Make You Believe in Tech Metal,” we announced in archive zine issue #39, 2008. The Florida band is certainly a pioneer in that, going all the way back to its Continue reading Atheist interview with Steve Flynn: From the Vault
“Rocktronica” is the phrase the British band Pitch Shifter uses to describe itself. But its old records through the mid-1990s were in the vein of what metalheads would call industrial. In Continue reading Pitch Shifter: and now for something completely different (From the Vault)