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Twilight Zone: Jørgen Munkeby Of Shining Interviewed

Norwegian jazz/metal firebrands Shining recently released their latest album, One One One. Dayal Patterson catches up with band leader Jørgen Munkeby to discuss the spiritual connections between jazz and metal, and being led by the heart rather than the head
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The Terror Of Stagnation: Gaahl Of Wardruna Interviewed

Dayal Patterson speaks to the enigmatic and iconoclastic Gaahl about the Runes, the difficulties of creativity and why he actually likes open-mindedness
Baker's Dozen

Punk Rock Guilt?: Duff McKagan’s Favourite Albums

The Guns N' Roses/Neurotic Outsiders/Velvet Revolver man picks out his top 13 LPs
Baker's Dozen

Joking Aside: Jaz Coleman’s 13 Favourite Albums

Killing Joke's front man chooses his 13 favourite albums. As told to Dayal Patterson
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That’s Viking Talk: Amon Amarth Interviewed

Dayal Patterson talks to Amon Amarth about Viking weddings and their brutal 2011 album Surtur Rising
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Rap Is Not Afraid Of You: Chuck D Of Public Enemy Interviewed

Dayal Patterson catches up with an all-time Quietus hero Chuck D and shoots the shit about stagecraft, Africa and the presence of politics in hip hop. Live photographs courtesy of Maria Jefferis/Shot2Bits.net
Live Reviews

Kung-Fool Fighting: Wu-Tang Clan Wobble In Brixton

With most of the original members present, the stage was set for the Wu to bring the ruckus to Brixton. But, says Dayal Patterson, a lazy and chaotic performance risks making the pioneers a mere nostalgia act.

Live Reviews

Still Uniting, Still Fighting: The Prodigy Live At Warriors Dance

Dayal Patterson looks at the strange 20 year career of The Prodigy and, seeing them at the Milton Keynes Bowl, finds a group who still have the power to flatten the boundaries between dance and rock.
Black Sky Thinking

Why The World Doesn’t Need New Nu Metal

As the the terrifying prospect of a nu metal revival darkens the horizon, Dayal Patterson takes a look back at the genre and explains why it should be stopped at all cost

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