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December Interviews with Pavo &
Mikko (Apocalyptica), Vincent Cavanagh
(Anathema),
Ronny Munroe (Metal Church),
David Ellefson and Jimmy De'grasso (Megadeth, Soulfly etc)
November Interviews with
Mikael
Akerfeldt (Opeth),
Paul Bostaph
(Testament)
October Interview with Angela
Gossow (Arch Enemy)
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2008 Archive:
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JOHN STEFANIS' Best of 2007
1. ROTTING CHRIST Theogonia
After many years of maltreatment by the music industry and under the
protective wings of a new and more appropriate record label, the
members of Rotting Christ found the much needed strength and divine
inspiration to release what can only be described as the best
extreme metal release of the new millennium!
2. PAIN OF SALVATION Scarsick
Experimentation was always part of Pain Of Salvation's musical
outlook, but not even the most acquainted fans of Daniel Gildenlow's
musical genius were ready for an album of such a brilliant and
diverse nature as "Scarsick".
3. DEADSOUL TRIBE A Lullaby For The Devil
More emotional than "The January Tree", heavier than "The Dead
Word", Devon Graves' latest brainchild signals the beginning of a
new era for the only one band capable of continuing the same musical
chapter that was left open by the break up of Psychotic Waltz.
4. PRIMORDIAL To The Nameless Dead
Describing the suffering of the Irish nation to the world through
music is to the members of Primordial a task as sacred as was for
Richard the Lionheart the reconquering of the 'Holy Land' and the
destruction of the armies of Saladin. Is "To The Nameless Dead" an
album capable of conveying such strong emotions? You bet!
5. W.A.S.P Dominator
Much as I respect W.A.S.P, I never expected them to come up with an
album as mind blowing as "Dominator". This is not only Blackie
Lawless at his very best but also a proof that classic Heavy Metal
is still alive and kicking - even at times when strong eyeliner and
funky haircuts are considered more important by good quality guitar
riffs.
Best of 2007 |
Rotting Christ |
Primordial |
Dead Soul Tribe |
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W.A.S.P. |
Pain of Salvation |
Marduk |
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Entombed |
Amorphis |
Autopsy |
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