Interview with Jon Oliva (Savatage) 1997
Interview with Jon Oliva done in Hamburg during the Wake of Magellan tour in 1997
Interview with Jon Oliva done in Hamburg during the Wake of Magellan tour in 1997
In 1997 Samael released Passage and went on tour with Rotting Christ and Moonspell to support the new album. Since the previous album Ceremony of Opposites the band had replaced their drummer with a drum machine. …READ MORE
In 1997, I had the opportunity to interview GWAR, a unique and captivating band on the brink of releasing their sixth album, Carnival of Chaos. Despite not being heavily familiar with their music at the …READ MORE
1997 wasn’t the best year for classic Heavy Metal. Still, that very year Jag Panzer returned with a killer album, The Fourth Judgement, that was praised by the press. This was their third full length …READ MORE
In 1997 Folk Metal pioneers Skyclad had already recorded 8 albums. The new one, The Answer Machine? still had the strong folk feel to it, but it showed a less aggressive band since the 1991 …READ MORE
Either you love it or you hate it; In 1997 W.A.S.P. released their most brutal and industrial album to date: Kill Fuck Die. In this interview from 1997, Blackie explains how journalists made him pick …READ MORE
In 1995, Geezer Butler released the debut album, Plastic Planet, with his new band GZR (also known as G//Z/R and Geezer). Two years later he returned with Black Science, but this time the band was …READ MORE
In 1996, The Moody Marsden Band did a gig in Oslo. For an old Whitesnake fan it was really nice to sit down to have a chat with the original guitar players Micky Moody and …READ MORE
In 1996 Helloween released their 5th album Time of the Oath and went on tour with Bruce Dickinson’s new band Skunkworks. This interview was done backstage with founder and guitarist Michael Weikath before their gig …READ MORE
Michael Kiske about his first solo album after being fired from Helloween. He got some interesting musicians aboard for the album. By Stig Nordahl