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COVER STORY
ANDREW W.K. is honest, friendly, straightforward, and, most importantly, deserving of every reward these past few years of hard work has brought him. He’s rock ‘n’ roll’s Prozac, converting angst-riddled metal fans and punk rockers alike into fun-loving, fist-pumping, stage-diving buffoons one two-and-a-half-minute song at a time. We party hard with Andrew to talk about The Wolf in this 9 page, 6000+ word exclusive interview!
IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS
POISON THE WELL has evolved from destructive, fist pumping aggression to an incredible amalgam of the brutal and the beautiful. Taking a moment while on the road, guitarist Derek Miller discusses You Come Before You, his perfectionism, their fans’ reaction, and his love for Radiohead. A hardcore guitarist who loves Radiohead? The plot thickens.
ELECTRIC SIX: It was a brutal Thursday evening when Detroit based dance punks Electric Six played The Troubadour in Los Angeles. Singer Dick Valentine slouches in a worn corner booth looking like a California college kid with a fisherman’s hat pulled low onto his head and skin sun-kissed from a trip to neighboring Zuma Beach.
TYPE O NEGATIVE: When Type O Negative is heard or mentioned, images of the hulking Peter Steele come to mind. Seldom is the limelight thrust upon the three members who share the stage with him. Josh Silver has made the 14-year trek as the keyboardist and answers a few questions from a Michigan hotel room.
PRETTY GIRLS MAKE GRAVES has survived a whirlwind of buzz that could have quickly put an end to a band of less experience. After 2002’s critically acclaimed Good Health, they’ve now released one of the most anticipated albums of the fall, The New Romance.
DIMMU BORGIR is the coalescence of all things dark, satanic, and hateful in the world. Founding member and lead vocalist Shagrath has been there for the band’s entire decade-long journey and was clearly the man to talk to about the latest chapter.
SPINESHANK: With an album that took the Los Angeles based band a grueling 16 months to record, guitarist Mike Sarkisyan takes a breather while on tour with Adema and Powerman 5000 to talk about the trials and tribulations of Spineshank’s Self-Destructive Pattern.
DIESELBOY: As the clock neared 11:00 PM at his home in Philadelphia, Dieselboy sorts through the mix CD market, rolls the dice on his upcoming release, The Dungeonmaster's Guide, and even talks about his days as a T-shirt designer in the early rave scene.
FEATURED INTERVIEWS
THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER
CHILDREN OF BODOM
OHGR
LOW FLYING OWLS
SERAFIN
SOUTH
STELLASTARR*
SECTIONS
SHOTFIRE: HIM, My Ruin, Underworld Soundtrack, Basement Jaxx, Moonspell, The Creatures, Morbid Angel, Sick Of It All, Probot
LABEL PROFILE: Side One Dummy
WARPED WRAPPED UP: Photographer Paule Saviano was there for the final day of the Warped Tour in Asbury Park, NJ.
LAST SHOT: Kaiju Big Battel is the world’s only live monster mayhem spectacle.
+ OVER 150 NEW MUSIC REVIEWS: Arch Enemy, As I Lay Dying, Avenged Sevenfold, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Brassy, Broadcast, The Caseworker, Client, Cranes, Denali, Eels, Elbow, Every Time I Die, Exhumed, Fireball Ministry, From Autumn To Ashes, Frost, Glasseater, Hoods, Jet, Killing Joke, Kill Memory Crash, Leaves, Loop Guru, Matmos, Meat Beat Manifesto, Medicine, Minus, Mondo Generator, Neurosis & Jarboe, Nevermore, Nightrage, None More Black, Paint It Black, Peaches, Pinebender, Pissing Razors, The Rapture, Seventh Star, Singapore Sling, The Sleepy Jackson, Spiritualized, Squirtgun, Stereophonics, Super Furry Animals, Superjoint Ritual, Ten Benson, Thrice, Throwdown, Amon Tobin, TSOL, The Vanishing, Wehrwolfe, Richard X ...and more!
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