Does Corbian’s Raven Cult Really Cult?
I bet, we will hear more from Corbian in the future and they will make their way through the nameless masses of mediocre or mainstreamed “metal” bands.
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– Cooking With The Artist – Rickenbecky’s Secret Vegan Dish
Metal Chef is back! This time we present badass bass player Becky Baldwin cooking her secret vegan dish...
Mors Subita on Aggression – Expression of Many Things
Meet Mika and Eemeli (Mors Subita) by exploring their band dynamics as well as their creative processes. How do they channel aggression into their music and what role has aggression? Get a deeper insight into Eemeli's lyrics and his view on the world.
“Betrayal Of Time” by Beyond The Hate
There is a new fish in the ocean of hate-bands: Beyond The Hate. They have come up with their first EP that is all but a betrayal of time!
– cooking with the artist – Māra’s vegan Borscht
The Metal Chef Some months ago, when we were talking about the administration and structure of obscuro.eu we...
Elyose – Live In Paris (blu-ray/DVD)
It seems to be a good tradition for some bands to close a circle of three to four...
” I Just Made Two Albums Because I Wanted Them” – Meeting Marko Hietala
Interview with Marko Hietala - mostly known as bass player and vocalist of Nightwish - on his solo album, songwriting vs playing shows, Tarot and his attitude towards metal.
Exceptional – Marko Hietala On Stage (support: Oceanhoarse)
An excellent show, a true highlight, Marko Hietala - mostly known as bass player and vocalist of Nightwish - presenting his solo album "Pyre Of The Black Heart" with some of his old friends, Anssi Nykänen (drums), Tuomas Wäinölä (gui) and Vili Ollila (key) supported by Oceanhoarse - a fresh and energetic Heavy Metal band from Helsinki!
Interview with Vorna – A Very Intimate Band Portrait
Meet Vorna in their Nummirock camp and explore their band history and grown dynamics. What began as a band of friends meeting after school has become an outlet for their joint creativity. Despite their day jobs, families and friends demanding their time the band has a priority.
Jukka Kolehmainen/Abhorrence: “… A Good Reason To Put It Back Together”
My epic interview with Jukka Kolehmainen, vocalist of Abhorrence. It seems some people have never accepted that they quit after roughly one year and so after another some 20 years they entered stage again.