By Andrew Bansal
I recently did this interview with Vanaprasta guitarists Collin Desha and Cameron Dmytryk. It’s now posted on GuitarWorld.com. Check it out at this location!
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Note: This page has all the interviews posted on or after November 14th 2011. You can visit the old page for interviews posted before that.
By Andrew Bansal
I recently did this interview with Vanaprasta guitarists Collin Desha and Cameron Dmytryk. It’s now posted on GuitarWorld.com. Check it out at this location!
By Andrew Bansal
OSI, the collaboration between Chroma Key/ex-Dream Theater keyboardist Kevin Moore and Fates Warning guitarist Jim Matheos, has been around for almost ten years now, and despite their busy schedules, the two musicians have managed to make this a successful project, with the help of several guest musicians that have featured on the past releases. Continue reading
By Andrew Bansal
2012 is undoubtedly turning out to be a great year for Corrosion Of Conformity fans. The legendary “Animosity” line-up of Mike Dean, Woody Weatherman & Reed Mullin is set to release their first studio album together in a long time, the self-titled “Corrosion Of Conformity”, an album that’s aptly self-titled because it’s an excellent encapsulation of the band’s musical career.
By Andrew Bansal
Australian death metal band Psycroptic have just released their fifth studio album “The Inherited Repression”. Their first album since the 2008 release “Ob(Servant)”, it has taken a long time, but it’s most definitely worth the wait. The band has expanded on their musical style, and with it they should succeed in expanding their fan base as well. Continue reading
By Andrew Bansal
German power metal veterans Primal Fear have had a solid career so far, and with their latest album “Unbreakable”, they have done their reputation no harm whatsoever. The strength of this new material has gained widespread approval from fans and critics alike, and everyone now awaits Primal Fear’s touring run in 2012 on which they promise to perform most of these songs. Continue reading