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Interview by Kris Peters
Despite four decades of servitude to their craft, Italian metal legends Lacuna Coil are still invested in their music.
The band could easily rest on their laurels and slowly ease into oblivion after their servitude to the industry, but instead they continue on their quest for personal musical fulfilment to satiate their own hunger.
Many considered their 2022 reimagining of Comalies as a swansong of sorts for Lacuna Coil, some even thinking it to be a fittingly triumphant and grandiose way to go out by coming full circle with their music.
But they were wrong. Serving to actually align the past, present and future of Lacuna Coil, Comalies XX provided them with the musical freedom to embark on another chapter of their musical journey that begins with the release of Sleepless Empire on February 14. It is not that Lacuna Coil have reinvented themselves or their music, it's more that the band have found new ways of expressing themselves that promises to be the start of something special. HEAVY sat down with vocalist Andrea Ferro for a chat to talk about the new album and the process of bringing it to life.
"We can't wait for people to hear it," he smiled. "It's a good compilation of mixing of the old school sound of Lacuna Coil with some newer influences. It's quite a heavy, dark record altogether."
Sleepless Empire will be the tenth studio album put out by Lacuna Coil, but according to Ferro the band members still get that familiar twang of excitement with every release.
"We're very excited because we love touring a new album," he affirmed. "We love the reaction of the people when they hear the new songs, so it's still a challenging process. It takes a long time for us to work a record. We don't release albums just to release it. Actually, after all these years we want to release when we have something new to offer, something new to say. If we wouldn't like any more what we do, then we would quit. There's too much energy and effort to be put in with what we do in front of a new album cycle to not be loving it."
In the full interview, Andrea dives deeper into the musicality on Sleepless Empire, starting a new chapter of Lacuna Coil's music and what it means moving forward, the singles released and how they represent the album as a whole, the two guest artists and what they each brought to the table, if writing music becomes easier or harder the more you put out, being labelled as genre-specific and how it can affect a bands career, touring plans and more.
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Doubling Down En Route To Australia With GRANT NICHOLAS From FEEDER 9:47

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Interview by Kris Peters Feeder delivered two monster albums in a row, 2001's Echo Park and 2002’s Comfort In Sound, establishing themselves as one of the UK’s biggest and most loved rock acts. But that was merely the beginning. While most of their peers faded away, Feeder cemented their place as one of the most enduring acts in modern rock with over 20 million albums sold, multiple number 1 albums in the UK charts, and a legacy of unforgettable live performances. Always masters of marrying the light and the dark, illuminating the shadowy corners of their world to uncover something poignant and uplifting, their anthemic alt-rock songs packed with emotional depth and intensity have earned a devoted fan base around the globe. Feeder continue to cement their legacy with their latest release Black/Red, a double album, which is the final instalment of a trilogy of albums with and the final two parts to Torpedo. Equipped with an unrelenting barrage of rock anthems such as Buck Rogers, Feeling a Moment, Just a Day, Just the Way I’m Feeling, Come Back Around and High, Australian fans are set for an incredible treat when the Feeder juggernaut rolls across the country in April. When HEAVY spoke with frontman Grant Nicholas, he spoke more about Feeder's first Australian tour in 14 years, starting in April, after previous attempts were hindered by scheduling conflicts. He emphasized the band's dedication to creating timeless music rather than following trends and expressed excitement about the lively Australian crowds, which he compared to Scottish audiences. Nicholas discussed the challenge of developing a set list that balances new songs from their latest double album, Black/Red, with classic fan favourites, aiming for a performance that feels like a blend of a new album tour and a festival best-of set. He reflected on the significance of releasing a double album after 30 years in the industry, noting it as a major achievement, though he may not pursue another. Additionally, he shared insights into Feeder's formation in the early 1990s, highlighting their hard work and commitment to maintaining a unique identity amidst a competitive music scene, and invited fans to join them for what promises to be memorable shows. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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Making Up For Lost Time With JOHNNY 3 YEARS From HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD 16:50

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Interview by Kris Peters Bursting onto the scene in 2005 with a rap/metal hybrid sound that had, by then, all but vanished from the scene, Hollywood Undead almost made it a personal mission to revive the sound. By the time they released their 2008 debut album Swan Songs that mission had already been conquered and Hollywood Undead have been waging - and winning - countless battles ever since. Fans flock to their shows, so-called respectable media outlets have stuck to them like bees to honey, and even the mainstream music market have embraced the Californian metal fusion outfit with their albums and singles charting through the roof. And, despite all of these obvious pre-cursors, Hollywood Undead have never come close to selling out. Not that they have ever needed to. After far too long between visits, Hollywood Undead are on their way back to Australia, forming part of a line-up that also includes Falling In Reverse and Black Veil Brides. It is a monster line-up that has already seen most of the tour sell out. But there are limited tickets left, and if you don't manage to get your hands on one, fear not, Hollywood Undead are also doing a couple of headlining sideshows in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. HEAVY caught up with vocalist Johnny 3 Tears to find out what we can expect, pointing out the quality of the line-up. "It's gonna be a lot of fun, man," he smiled. "We've done five or six tours with falling and we did a tour in a van with Black Veil 10, 20 years ago. I dunno, it's been a long time. We've also been on the same festivals. We all run in the same circles so you get to know each other over time. It's very incestural (laughs)." We ask Johnny to run through any changes with the band since their last visit here. "It's been ten years since we've been there, and fifteen… 2011 was the last time we did a tour in Australia, so fourteen years," he recounted. "Then we did that festival there in 2015, that's how long it's been. A lot has changed…. well, nothing's changed and a lot has changed, I guess. We're still going, we're just a few more albums in deep, we're ten years older sadly. Closer to the grave, bro but still going strong. We're very much looking forward to coming back and hopefully it's not so long between this trip and the next one." In the full interview, Johnny reveals what we can expect from Hollywood Undead live, the dynamics between themselves, Falling In Reverse and Black Veil Brides, how their headline shows will differ, how they approach support slots in terms of set lists and playing to a crowd possibly not there for them, the early days of the band and where they fit in, the impact of their debut album Swan Songs and their thoughts on the album pre-release, how Hollywood Undead have changed musically from that album to now, new music and more. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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Malicious Intent With SCHMIER From DESTRUCTION 21:54

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Interview by Kris Peters Fans all over the world worship DESTRUCTION as one of the biggest names in thrash metal with a 40+ year career. As part of the legendary Teutonic 4 alongside German thrash icons Sodom, Tankard and Kreator, DESTRUCTION have forged a legacy that will cement their place in metal history long after many of the bands of today have flown the coop. One of the most undisputedly important, influential and genre-defying bands in thrash metal, Destruction refuse to rest on their reputation or laurels, attacking each new album cycle with renewed vigour and dedication to their craft. Such is their influence, Destruction is one of the few bands in the world who could simply rehash each new album in the sonic image of its predecessor but despite the obvious appeal of thrash metal remaining within the confines of its own boundaries, Destruction continue to expand on their musical output while allowing the DNA that is their music to run free in their veins. Speaking of album cycles, Destruction have just unleashed their 16th beast, a raging slab of metal titled Birth Of Malice. On Birth Of Malice, scene-legend and original member Schmier once again combines his dual vocal/bass attack with crashing riffs from battleaxe masters Martin Furia and Damir Eskić, while Randy Black blasts pummelling drums to new heights. As witnessed on their previous thrash-fest Diabolical (2022), DESTRUCTION return with their uniquely raw and brutal sound, delivering merciless songs with a touch more variety and groove this time. All twelve songs from the butcher's hit with a direct, clean sound – resulting in addictive metal anthems for a new generation of thrashers. HEAVY had the honour of spending some time with founding member Schmier to find out more. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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NILS MOLIN of DYNAZTY: The Vision Behind 'Game of Faces' And The Future Of The Band 17:33

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Interview by Angela Croudace In a recent chat with Nils Molin from the Swedish metal band Dynazty, we delved into the creative process behind their latest album, Game of Faces, exploring the album’s thematic depth, the challenges of creating music during post-pandemic times, and the band’s future plans. The album title reflects the duality Nils felt when writing the title track. He explained that the contrast between dark and happy sounds within the song led him to envision theatrical masks—symbolising the complex and often deceptive nature of human expression. "People are deceptive by nature," Nils noted, acknowledging the masks we wear in different situations. The album's creation wasn’t without its hurdles. Writing during a time of constant touring, the band faced the challenge of maintaining creative momentum while juggling their busy schedules. Despite this, Nils emphasized that their approach to songwriting remained consistent, prioritizing authenticity and creative freedom over any external expectations. “You just write with the same enthusiasm and inspiration you always have,” he said. When discussing the impact of their previous album’s success, particularly Heartless Madness achieving Platinum status, Nils was quick to point out that it didn’t directly alter their approach to songwriting. However, the success provided a sense of momentum and belief, fuelling their continued creativity. Looking ahead, Nils expressed excitement about performing new tracks like Fire to Fight, which he believes will resonate strongly with fans due to its energetic and live-oriented nature. Beyond the music, Nils shared his personal interests, from his love of European football to the importance of reinvention. He believes in the value of personal and creative evolution, a theme he explores in his songwriting. As for Australian fans, Nils teased the possibility of a future tour, promising that Dynazty would be looking into it soon. The band’s commitment to staying true to their roots while exploring new musical territories promises even more exciting things to come. For Nils, Dynazty represents more than just a band; it’s about five musicians sharing their love for music, creating something genuine, and enjoying every moment on stage. "We just try to play something that we like, and hopefully, others will like it too," he said. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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Overlapping Realitites With BRENDON SMALL From DETHKLOK 21:14

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Interview by Kris Peters Often life imitates art, but seldom in the way it has with melodic death metal band Dethklok who were literally given life via an animated television series when their popularity transcended the medium for which it was created, resulting in the forming of an actual band of the same name to continue the legacy that was growing rapidly before them. Basically, Dethklok is a fictional melodic death metal band featured in the Adult Swim animated television series Metalocalypse, known for its satirical or parodic lyrical themes. Having transformed from a screen sensation into a real-life dynamic force, these mind-blowing shows will display the unique blend of savage instrumentation and comedic genius that has captivated audiences across the globe. Live, DETHKLOK is a multi-media powerhouse that showcases animation, comedy and brutality, excellently recreating the popular albums and animated visuals in a live atmosphere, with Australian fans of the band and/or show getting the chance to witness the band in a live setting for the first time when Dethklok descend upon this country for the Awaken Australia Tour this April. HEAVY had the pleasure of catching up with musician and show co-creator Brendon Small ahead of the shows to delve deeper into the life, birth and sustainability of Dethklok. "Our show is a really exciting show," he enthused. "It's not like any other heavy metal show. We play to picture, meaning we bring in a giant movie theatre screen into the venue and every down beat coincides with a cut because we're honouring the ouvre of the entire piece of Metalocalypse. I've got Gene Hoglan on drums - a legendary metal drummer - who is the perfect guy for this gig because he is driving the entire piece. It's a complicated show for us to do as musicians. We don't look anything like the animated band (smiles) and we're not meant to. But as it turns out we sound exactly like them. So what you'll see on stage is a bunch of shadows but you're going to be attracted to the big star of the show, which is the animated piece that we show you." In the full interview, Brendon takes us behind the scenes of the performance in greater detail, explains the moving parts that come together to make it work, gives us a history on the band and animated series and how they fit together, talks about some of the guest stars they have had on the show, reveals his early vision behind the project and how it changed over the years, the dynamics between portraying a character and actually performing, future plans and more. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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Walmart, Metal, And Creative Evolution: An Interview with ERRA's JT and JESSE 15:28

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Interview by Angela Croudace It's not every day you get to chat with a band while they're deep in the chaos of tour preparations, but that's exactly what happened during my interview with ERRA's JT and Jesse Cash. The scene? Jesse roaming the aisles of a Walmart sorting out some last-minute tour merch. As Jesse explained, “Our merch guy is burning the midnight oil, and I had to run and get some things before it was too late.” Nothing says rock star quite like managing tour logistics while dodging shopping carts. Despite the unconventional setting, the conversation quickly shifted to their latest album, CURE. ERRA’s sixth studio album marks a significant creative evolution, and both JT and Jesse discussed how the band's approach has changed over time. While their past albums often focused on technical precision and complex structures, CURE introduced a more groove-based, accessible sound. JT shared, “Every time we sat down to write, we just kept getting these groovier ideas, and we just kind of stuck with it.” It wasn't a deliberate shift, but rather a reflection of where the band’s creativity took them during the writing process. Jesse, who had been diving into a mix of nihilistic media at the time, was inspired by the 1997 film Cure by Kyoshi Kurosawa. The bleakness of the film mirrored the darker, introspective themes in the album’s lyrics, like “Crawl Backwards Out of Heaven.” However, Jesse admitted that his bandmate Joseph was less than enthused by the deep, art-house inspiration. “Joseph doesn’t always have time for my 'art house bullshit,'" he laughed, citing his bandmate’s love for Fast & Furious as a source of inspiration for more straightforward ideas. Despite the shifts in their sound, the band stays true to its roots of pushing creative boundaries. When asked how they avoid formulaic songwriting, Jesse humorously responded, “I just tell JT we can't write a song that sounds like Veil of Maya,” acknowledging how self-awareness helps them remain true to their evolving style. ERRA's tour is also a family affair, with Silent Planet and Resolve joining them on the road. Jesse eagerly anticipated the tour antics, particularly the "fortress of piss bottles" famously built by Silent Planet’s Garrett Russell. While the rest of us might cringe at the thought, for ERRA, it’s just another weird tour memory to laugh about (Yeah Jesse, we hope Garrett never watches this interview either!). In the end, whether it’s touring with friends or evolving creatively, ERRA continues to prove that they’re not afraid to push the limits of metal music. As they wrap up their interview, Jesse’s final words offer a fitting end: “We go way back with them,” speaking not just of Silent Planet, but of the enduring relationships and creative passion that continue to drive ERRA forward. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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Bootlegging Around The Country with DIESEL 24:37

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Interview by Kris Peters Australian music icon Diesel kick-started his Bootleg Melancholy Album Tour in December with explosive shows in Avoca Beach and Kiama, where fans got to experience the special musical language he has developed with his band of stalwarts, Richie Vez on bass and Lee Moloney on drums. Presented by New World Artists, Diesel, alongside Vez and Moloney, will resume the Bootleg Melancholy Album Tour this March in Warragul, followed by Melbourne, Launceston, Hobart, Perth, Batemans Bay, Newcastle, Sydney, Wyong, Adelaide with proceedings drawing to a close on Saturday, May 3 in Elizabeth. The two set performance showcases Diesel’s impressive career spanning over three decades, with boundless energy and vitality infused into every song, old and new, the audience will be treated to an unforgettable experience shared with music lovers nationwide. “With so much material to draw from, I’m excited to blend new songs with classics,” Diesel shares. “We make quite a bit of sound for a three-piece, and each show will reflect that energy!” Fans can expect a dynamic set list featuring perennial favourites like Tip Of My Tongue, Soul Revival, All Come Together, Man Alive, Never Miss Your Water and Cry In Shame, alongside “new family member” tracks from Bootleg Melancholy. Diesel is also excited to announce an exclusive guitar giveaway with long-standing partner, Fender. Every ticket purchased for the 2025 Bootleg Melancholy Album Tour —including those who have already purchased tickets—will automatically go into the draw to WIN a signed Squire Sonic Stratocaster Electric Guitar, there’s one guitar to be won at every show. At the conclusion of the tour, Diesel will personally draw a major prize winner, who will receive a one-on-one Zoom guitar lesson with the Australian legend—a truly unique and exciting opportunity for fans and aspiring musicians alike. One of Australia’s greatest success stories, Diesel, has spent three decades weaving his one-of-a-kind musical magic into his rock and blues-fuelled sounds, both as part of the band Johnny Diesel & The Injectors and, more recently, as a solo artist. With multiple #1 ARIA charting albums under his belt, six ARIA award wins and millions of streams alongside a legion of fans, Diesel’s creative skillset also expands beyond his own projects, with the talented artist also renowned for his work as a producer and multi-instrumentalist. HEAVY caught up with Diesel on the eve of the first show to find out more. Given the amount of touring Diesel has done throughout his career, we ask if he still gets the same enjoyment out of life on the road. "There are some things that I've become more aware of that I don't like," he measured "The good thing about that is you become more aware. You can let it bother you or become more aware of it and… accept, maybe, or take steps to try and avoid. That's the good thing about experience, I suppose. When you first start you just go 'why does that happen?' or 'what do you mean?' Now, I wouldn't say that there's very few variables or surprising things. I think the most challenging thing (laughs)… let's get down to the basics. Watching the carousel go around and your gear doesn't come out. That's always a good start to the day (laughs). Which has happened. Then you think, okay, call this person. Call that person. Call music stores. You start begging and borrowing and then you have to calculate it's gonna come on that flight, but will it make it to the gig in time for the crew? This is all things that have happened, and the crowd, they're not to know. it's not their problem. That's always the biggest challenges. You always allow enough time, of course, but then it becomes like a sliding scale. How much time can you allow because you've got commitments before that and it's also the massive expense of going the day before and things like that. So you've got everyone on hold and you have accommodation and cars for an extra day. These are all big factors for a touring party." In the full interview, Diesel discusses the Bootleg Melancholy Album Tour in more detail, what to expect, the performance time over two sets, balancing each setlist, the other members of his touring band, how to win a signed Squire Sonic Stratocaster Electric Guitar at each show, future music and more including a few music and life lessons learnt along the way. Tickets and more information www.diesel.com Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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Boosting Your Self Esteem With CITIZEN RAT 19:18

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Interview by Kris Peters Sunshine Coast’s own punk rock force, Citizen Rat, has kicked off 2025 with their explosive new single, Shut My Mouth. After a over a year of refining their sound, they’re back — bright, bold, and louder than ever. With blistering riffs, raw emotion, and electrifying energy, Shut My Mouth is a fierce statement from a band carving out their own lane in the punk rock scene. At its core the song is a battle cry for anyone who’s ever felt silenced or misunderstood. It explores the struggles of navigating life as a neurodivergent, high-energy individual, grappling with abusive self-doubt and the constant impact of others' perceptions. The track delves into the frustration of losing yourself in trying to please everyone and the self-loathing that follows when you inevitably fail. If Fugazi and The Bronx had a love child raised on of self-doubt, resilience, and introspection, it would sound like this. Having shared the stage with the likes of Civic, Total Pace, Isua and Pandemic as well as headlining festivals such as Rotten Fest and taken to the road on their own headline run early in 2024, Citizen Rat is quickly becoming one of the most exciting acts coming from the Sunshine Coast, QLD. Known for their unique vocal style, curated sound, and electrifying live shows, they’ve carved out a distinct place in Australian punk. Recorded at Airlock Studios with producer Jordan Bain and mastered by Willy Bowden, Shut My Mouth marks a new chapter for Citizen Rat. The single is out now, with the boys hitting the road this March to celebrate. HEAVY caught up with frontman Dartanyon Hutchison and guitarist Brendan Statham to find out more. One of the things we bring up is the song title Shut My Mouth. Generally song titles are directed elsewhere, as in Shut YOUR Mouth, but the way this one is written makes it a bit more personal in its direction. "It's definitely intentional," Hutchison laughed. "It's… a lot of the song is rooted in self doubt and trying to navigate the world and feeling like every corner I take is the wrong decision. I know that in my heart I'm doing the right thing, but then I've got this self-doubt thing and that's the basis of the song. Just overthinking, the strss of 'why am I anxious right now?' 'What have I done wrong?' I think back on the day and I know I've done nothing wrong but my brain is telling me otherwise. I dunno… It's kind of hard to even explain." In the full interview, the boys talk more about Shut My Mouth, the song musically and how it represents Citizen Rat moving forward, how they went about restructuring their sound, upcoming singles, a future album, their musical style and where it comes from, upcoming live shows and more. March 15 - Solbar - Sunshine Coast March 22 - Bone Idol - Toowoomba March 29 - Old Bundy Tav - Bundaberg April 12 - TBC - Lismore April 18 - Greaser - Brisbane May 2 - Double Barrel - Sunshine Coast May 3 - Banshee Bar - Ipswich Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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Hymns For The Converted With PHIL BOZEMAN From WHITECHAPEL 16:43

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Interview by Kris Peters Knoxville deathcore outfit Whitechapel have spent too long locked down allowing the creative juices to flow and are set to explode with the release of their ninth studio album Hymns In Dissonance via Metal Blade on March 7. While Hymns In Dissonance follows 2021’s Kin chronologically, the new album is somewhat of a sequel to This Is Exile thematically, the three-word title Hymns In Dissonance representing that correlation. The band started composing the new album at guitarist Zach Householder’s studio in June of 2023, following their headlining tour for The Valley. The collective stuck to a strict weekday schedule, the structure allowing for maximum creativity and minimum burnout. Householder also produced Hymns In Dissonance, which allowed the musicians to seamlessly switch gears from preproduction to recording the full album without skipping a beat. While it seems like a long wait for fans of the band, Hymns Of Dissonance is an ode to the past while taking strides into the future, promising to more than satisfy the musical hunger of long-term fans without alienating those picked up along the way. Vocalist Phil Bozeman joined HEAVY to fill us in. "For fans that discovered us within the past couple of years, it will probably be a bit of a newer sound for them," he measured when asked about the sonic intensity of Hymns In Dissonance. "But for people who have followed us for longer than that - from the early days - it's gonna be… it's gonna be familiar territory for sure." We press Bozeman on that notion and ask if the album's musical direction is something the band sits and discusses in the creative process. "Being in a band it's very…" he paused, searching for the right way to express himself. "Things come in waves. We're very inspired by a lot of different types of music, a lot of it being hard, death metal and stuff like that, but I think that we were all just having that itch to write something really heavy and extreme again. This is the 40-year-old version of us coming up with that instead of the young kid version, the 21-year-old version of it." In the full interview Phil further discusses the musical nature of Hymns In Dissonance, the writing process which involved working to a schedule, how he personally defines heaviness in music in the modern age, the decreasing universal focus on having to get a flow to your albums due to streaming and the current trend of singles over albums, the lyrical thread of the album and the central characters, road testing the music live and more. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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Backstage With MISS MAY I At KNOTFEST BRISBANE 2025 12:35

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Interview by Kyra-Jade Coombs and Angela Croudace Knotfest Australia 2025 swept through Brisbane and Melbourne last weekend, and has just one show remaining in Sydney before returning home for another 12 months. As expected, it was a bumper day filled with too many highlights to mention right now, but rest assured HEAVY made sure you get the story of the experience from the mouths of this behind the scenes making it all come true for fans around the country. The bands. Today we catch up with MISS MAY I. Tickets https://www.destroyalllines.com/tours/knotfest Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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Backstage With VENDED At KNOTFEST BRISBANE 2025 10:08

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Interview by Kyra-Jade Coombs and Kris Peters Knotfest Australia 2025 swept through Brisbane and Melbourne last weekend, and has just one show remaining in Sydney before returning home for another 12 months. As expected, it was a bumper day filled with too many highlights to mention right now, but rest assured HEAVY made sure you get the story of the experience from the mouths of this behind the scenes making it all come true for fans around the country. The bands. Today we catch up with VENDED not long after their Brisbane set… Tickets https://www.destroyalllines.com/tours/knotfest Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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Backstage With ENTER SHIKARI At KNOTFEST BRISBANE 2025 10:27

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Interview by Kyra-Jade Coombs and Angela Croudace Knotfest Australia 2025 swept through Brisbane and Melbourne last weekend, and has just one show remaining before returning home for another 12 months. As expected, it was a bumper day filled with too many highlights to mention right now, but rest assured HEAVY made sure you get the story of the experience from the mouths of this behind the scenes making it all come true for fans around the country. The bands. Today we catch up with Rou Reynolds from Enter Shikari. Tickets https://www.destroyalllines.com/tours/knotfest Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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Backstage With HEALTH At KNOTFEST BRISBANE 2025 12:01

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Interview by Jimmy Glinster and Angela Croudace Knotfest Australia 2025 swept through Brisbane and Melbourne last weekend, and has just one show remaining before returning home for another 12 months. As expected, it was a bumper day filled with too many highlights to mention right now, but rest assured HEAVY made sure you get the story of the experience from the mouths of this behind the scenes making it all come true for fans around the country. The bands. Today we catch up with HEALTH not long before their Brisbane set… Tickets https://www.destroyalllines.com/tours/knotfest Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

HEAVY Music Interviews

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Backstage With LUKE SEVEREID At KNOTFEST BRISBANE 2025 13:43

منذ 3 أيام13:43

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Interview by Jimmy Glinster and Kris Peters Knotfest Australia 2025 swept through Brisbane and Melbourne last weekend, and has just one show remaining before returning home for another 12 months. As expected, it was a bumper day filled with too many highlights to mention right now, but rest assured HEAVY made sure you get the story of the experience from the mouths of this behind the scenes making it all come true for fans around the country. The bands. Or in this case, the funny guy travelling with them. Today we catch up with American comedian Luke Severeid who... well, we're still unsure what his role at Knotfest is, but we're sure you will have just as much fun finding out as we did! Tickets https://www.destroyalllines.com/tours/knotfest Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

HEAVY Music Interviews

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Backstage With IN HEARTS WAKE At KNOTFEST BRISBANE 2025 8:49

منذ 3 أيام8:49

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Interview by Jimmy Glinster and Kris Peters Knotfest Australia 2025 swept through Brisbane and Melbourne last weekend, and has just one show remaining before returning home for another 12 months. As expected, it was a bumper day filled with too many highlights to mention right now, but rest assured HEAVY made sure you get the story of the experience from the mouths of this behind the scenes making it all come true for fans around the country. The bands. Today we catch up with Jake Taylor from In Hearts Wake not long before their Brisbane set... Tickets https://www.destroyalllines.com/tours/knotfest Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support .…

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