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COVER STORY
MUDVAYNE is a volatile, angry musical beast. Unlike the many bands that blew up during the waning days of the last millennium who have been mellowed by success or tempted by ill-advised studio forays, Mudvayne’s monstrous new album, Lost and Found, builds upon the foundation set by their previous releases. Vocalist Chad Gray and drummer Matt McDonough say that for them there is no other way.
IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS
RISE AGAINST keeps sounding the alarms. While last year found punk returning to politics, Rise Against has been screaming at audiences to wake up and get involved from their very first chords. Frontman Tim McIlrath has many questions he’d like to have answered.
OPEN HAND is repopulated and recharged, equipped with a new album that represents the best songs from a productive period of isolation for Justin Isham. Affable and candid, Isham devoted a recent rainy afternoon in Los Angeles to an in-depth conversation.
DEATH BY STEREO: Efrem Schulz doesn’t hesitate to bust out, “You were built to be destroyed, we were born to attack” from “Middle Fingers” when asked if any lyric sums up his band’s latest record, Death for Life. And he’s at no loss for words to explain the sentiment behind the line, either.
IDIOT PILOT has the presence of a group that has been together for years. Instrumentalist / screamer Daniel Anderson and singer Michael Harris perform not with the simple chemistry of friends, but with the intensity of a brotherhood-like connection.
MISERY SIGNALS: While on a recent tour with sonically like-minded acts, Eighteen Visions and Remembering Never, bassist Kyle Johnson tells the tales of Misery Signals and their many border crossings.
COMEBACK KID: The last thing you want to do after a round of shut-eye is an interview. But that’s exactly what Comeback Kid founder and guitarist Andrew Neufeld did as he rubbed the crust from his eyes.
SOILWORK: Ready to embark on their first headlining tour of the United States with Dark Tranquillity, Hypocrisy, and Mnemic, guitarist Peter Wichers shares his insights on all things Soilwork.
NAPALM DEATH: Vocalist Barney Greenway was kind enough to give his own State of the Union address…and, as you might imagine, it isn’t pretty.
ARMOR FOR SLEEP: Ben Jorgensen believes in raising questions that have no easy answers.
STRAPPING YOUNG LAD: Devin Townsend is alarmingly calm and sober. Considering his obnoxious, sometimes repulsive stage banter, this comes as a bit of a surprise.
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