Not so secretly (or secretly, depending on who you talk to) I had the honour of editing Grave Concern’s E-zine’s Best of 2009 issue. So far there are plans to put these issues out quarterly, lets hope this works out better than it did for another dark culture ezine.
There are tons of great reviews of some of 2009’s best industrial (and related genres) albums. The issue also contains, amazing art work by Cesar [...more]
Interview by PromoFabrik (www.promofabrik.com) – February 2010
Secondary English edit by JimZombie
Leo interviewed Pieter and Bram of NTRSN. Read on for what they have to tell about the band and their debut album called “People Like Gods”…
Leo: Hi guys, we are happy to get the chance to ask you a few questions….
Pieter: Hello guys!
Bram: Hello, nice to meet you.
Leo: Pieter, please introduce Bram to our readers!
Pieter: A normal guy with black hair and [...more]
JimZombie: How does it feel to be kicking off your first Australian tour in Sydney?
Daniel Graves: We are very honored and excited to be here. Not a lot of bands are offered the opportunity to come all this way, so we are indeed, very grateful.
JZ: How did the tour come about, was it more than just an invite?
DG: Joseph Chillari of Fiend Magazine and Riveting Promotions caught our show at the Wave Gotik [...more]
Eclectomatic Ezine talks to End: The DJ about his origins, signing to CrunchPod and the future.
JimZombie: Tell us a bit about your career as a club and remix DJ. Where did it all begin and where has it taken you?
End: The DJ: This DJ career originated from my love of all progressive & alternative electronic music and the cultures that surround them. I’ve always been supportive in promoting and pushing it. [...more]
JimZombie talks to Ben Arp, the mastermind behind C/A/T and Captive Six, about his recent work, the industry and the scene. Put on a CD, pour a glass of wine and join us.
JimZombie: I noticed in a recent interview you did with DJ EpicMegafaiL, when asked about your musical influences, you said you weren’t listening to much scene music. Part of that was because you wanted meaningful and intelligible lyrics. What is it [...more]
A man of few words, straight to the point and accurate, those that uttered. Warchild is a fighter who dreams of being a powerful sports car.
Barbara: Interesting name… care to tell where it came from?
Warchild: I’m a fighter
BD: Creation of the band… how’d you get together?
WC: Borrowed the guitar player from [another] band for one show. He decided to play with me full time and the bass player came with him and the [...more]
Barbara Degenstein interviews Shawn Langille, Kent Beattie and Steve Boudreau of Canadian indie-rock band, Twelfth Replica. Join her as she uncovers the bands sordid secrets with her unconventional interview methods.
Barbara: [Twelfth Replica is an] interesting band name, care to tell us where it came from?
Kent Beattie: It came from some darkened recess of Steve’s mind, maybe Shawn had a big hand in it.
Steve Boudreau: It was with the help of a website that [...more]
