Doctor T of the Sonic Cathedral staff talks with members of Six Magics about their music and the events surrounding the terrible earthquakes in Chile in early 2010. 
Interviewer: Sara Letourneau
Elysion Interview
Sara Letourneau talks with Christianna and Johnny Zero
When a single band grabs the attention of the entire Sonic Cathedral staff, you know it must be a good one. This year, that band is Elysion. This Greek alternative metal quartet released its debut “Silent Scr3am” through Massacre Records just before the end of 2009, and as 2010 progresses more and more people are discovering Elysion and its dreamy yet straightforward sound. Now, Elysion is preparing to take advantage of all the buzz and reach out to fans worldwide. “Silent Scr3am” was released in Japan shortly after Easter, and the band is planning possible tours in Europe and North America.
Recently, Sonic Cathedral contributor Sara Letourneau talked with two of Elysion’s key members: singer Christianna, and guitarist/founder Johnny Zero. They discussed “Silent Scr3am,” the band’s history, touring plans, and the one band Johnny would love to open for someday. Read on to learn more!
What a difference a year has made for Diabulus in Musica. At this time in 2009, the symphonic metal quartet (now a quintet) was putting the finishing touches on its debut album “Secrets.” Since then, the band made a guest appearance at last year’s Metal Female Voices Festival, signed to Metal Blade Records, and released “Secrets” – one of the best female-fronted albums so far this year. No wonder Diabulus in Musica is the talk of the female-fronted metal scene right now.
Recently, Sara Letourneau talked with Diabulus in Musica singer Zuberoa Aznárez and keyboardist/grunter Gorka Elso. They talked about “Secrets,” the band members’ musical influences and histories, and Diabulus in Musica’s recent shows in the Netherlands and Mexico – the band’s first concerts outside of Spain. Read on to learn more!
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