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Indie Bands Can Make Money Only If They Get Seriously Popular Abroad or Break Into the Local Mainstream, Says Andy Gushin of Korypheus

Indie Bands Can Make Money Only If They Get Seriously Popular Abroad or Break Into the Local Mainstream, Says Andy Gushin of Korypheus

Today, our guest is Andy Gushin, one of the two vocalists of the Ukrainian progressive metal band, Korypheus. Maybe some of our readers might remember that I recently reviewed their debut studio album Over the Rainbow and the album got earned its place in Metalhead Community'sStrongly Recommended Metal

The Real Reward is Impacting Listeners with Your Creation, According to American Prog-Rock Artist, Jason Halogen

The Real Reward is Impacting Listeners with Your Creation, According to American Prog-Rock Artist, Jason Halogen

Today, we are together with a promising composer, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and producer Jason Halogen, from Los Angeles, who told about his personal life, music project, influences, future plans, and the music industry. Jason Halogen – Ruxpin In the Attic (Official Video) Q1 - How would you describe a regular day for

Greg Seberras of The Dead Corps, Embracing Online Collaboration Over Local Scenes

Greg Seberras of The Dead Corps, Embracing Online Collaboration Over Local Scenes

Today, we are together with a promising songwriter and guitarist Greg Seberras, who told about his personal life, music project The Dead Corps, making an album, future plans, and metal music in Toronto, Canada. As some of our readers might recognize, The Dead Corps' firstfull-length studio album "All

Rafał Szewczyk of RSM on the Realities of Pursuing Music as a Lifelong Career Beyond the Mainstream

Rafał Szewczyk of RSM on the Realities of Pursuing Music as a Lifelong Career Beyond the Mainstream

Today, we are together with an impressive composer, producer, and progressive rock artist Rafał Szewczyk, who told about his personal life, new album, collective, future, and rock music in Poland. As some of our readers might recognize, RSM's first full-length studio album No! was released on November 22,

Between the Buried and Me is going to take Dream Theater's place in the future, says Adam Driskell of Circles of Namibia

Between the Buried and Me is going to take Dream Theater's place in the future, says Adam Driskell of Circles of Namibia

Circles of Namibia is a promising instrumental progressive metal project of Adam Driskell, we featured here on Metalhead Community not long ago with the song review of Mountain, off from their debut long-play album, Where It All Began. We've made an exclusive interview with Adam Driskell regarding his

Philadelphia Is Dead for Music, at Least for Metal, Says American Guitarist Lawrence Wallace

Philadelphia Is Dead for Music, at Least for Metal, Says American Guitarist Lawrence Wallace

Lawrence Wallace is one of the promising shredders from Philadelphia we featured here on Metalhead Community not long ago with a song review of Lost At Sea, off from his latest long-play album, Unleashed. We've made an exclusive interview with Lawrence Wallace regarding his career, new album "

Inferious is Paving the Road for New Metal Bands in Ohio - An Interview with Tyler from Leviathan Cycle

Inferious is Paving the Road for New Metal Bands in Ohio - An Interview with Tyler from Leviathan Cycle

Leviathan Cycle is one of the promising death metal bands from Ohio we featured here on Metalhead Community not long ago with their single album review, The Burnt Page. We have made an exclusive interview with the band regarding Leviathan Cycle, their single The Burnt Page, the band's