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Richard Barbieri: Work of value
A good example that Metal guys usually aren´t malicious people, but quite sympathetic contemporaries: Talking with Richard Barbieri, you can easily tell that he is indeed a genuine thoroughbred musician, dealing with me the matter and not just the big money to go... >> more/mehr

 

Ringworm: “Too dumb to quit”
Ringworm, a legendary act from destructive hardcore metal scene, had always been following sort-of a rollercoaster on-and-off path since their founding year 1991. After releasing The Promise on Incision Record 1993, the band had an almost 10-year hiatus due to the pursue of personal ventures: the singer concentrated his focus on tattooing and his artwork, while other members joined up with hardcore legends Integrity. 2001 they re-emerged with their critically acclaimed album Birth Is Pain. Extensive touring followed, but this was again interrupted by personal ventures. 2011 they re-emerged with the album Scars, developing their own style which the STALKER author describes as “a crossover band that plays their own fiery brand of Metalcore”. Ringworm have just signed to Relapse records to release their latest album, "Witches Hammer" this March. Vocalist Human Furnace speaks about the band´s influences, the new album and what has kept them going as a band for many years! >> more/mehr

 

Royal Hunt: Reinvent the band with every new album
Royal Hunt just faced another Line-up change. Many fans will be happy that D.C. Cooper is back in the band, and on the new record „Show me how to live“ the Danish Rockers show again what Royal Hunt was about from the very beginning. STALKER talked with mastermind André Anderson about the changes in the band, the new/old singer and their future plans. >> more/mehr