Last year, Garry Brents released “The Larval Hope,” which was the first full length Sallow Moth record, and it made a huge impression on us
Category: Interviews
INTERVIEW: MORAL COLLAPSE
Perhaps… Moral Collapse? While we work through what was, and still is, a tough year for everybody all round, we are once again looking for
Interview: Jeff Walker – Carcass
For those wondering, the new Carcass album “Torn Arteries” (due for release this Friday the 17th of September) is in the opinion of Your Grouchy
Albums Of Influence With Derek Neibarger (Atomic Zombie Records)
I came across Derek Neibarger’s work one evening by accident. I was just looking at random Metal stuff on Bandcamp. Atomic Zombie Records is one
Interview: Joe Parkinson – Tortured Demon
The concept of family in Metal is a central one. Not a day goes by where this isn’t a theme to a worldwide fanbase who
Interview: Howard Jones – Light The Torch
After being thwarted by technical difficulties just before the album’s release, Your Grouchy Friend last week had the chance to chat with Howard Jones about
Interview: Max Cavalera – Go Ahead and Die
Your Grouchy Friend was absolutely thrilled to chat with Max Cavalera about his latest project: The aggressive and poignant Go Ahead and Die. The project
Interview: Kauan
Post metal act Kauan have been creating waves over the past decade with their unique mix of atmospheric doom and black metal. Their 2015 release
Interview: Amon Acid
Meddlefan recently had a few words with Leeds, UK based two piece Psychedelic Doom Metal band Amon Acid. Never heard of them? Do yourself a
Interview: Imperial Triumphant
Imperial Triumphant provided countless hours of solace for me throughout 2020. A year so fraught with challenge and change, it’s no wonder music outside the
Interview: Revulsion
Revulsion are an enigma. They may be pure Arctic Circle Death Metal from northernmost Finland, but instead of jumping full-on onto the Finnish Death Metal
Interview: Bruce Moore – Brutally Delicious Productions
Black Metal is relatively new to me. Given my interest in all things heavy, it is a genre I have been exploring with great enthusiasm.
Review/Interview: Orcrypt
Orcrypt was a new name to me in 2020, but with an album called “Balrog & Roll,” the band did not remain a mystery for
