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When drummer Alex and vocalist Henk had met, numerous projects would commence, but it wouldn't be til the fall of 2019, that the likeness of STARVING HANDS would start up, combining the styles of dark, aggressive, progressive, brutalizing and melodic as well as others to create just the right styling made for them. With this they would go on to release a debut single, with them hard at work currently upon their first ever EP! See what else the band had to express about themselves and the music right below.


1. Please tell us about the history of your band and its members.

At the moment we are just two young men trying to find our own unique sound. Alex is our drummer and I am Henk the vocalist. We met 2015 via Facebook looking for musicians and since the first moment we knew that we totally fit together. We listened to the same bands like Norma Jean, The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza and many more. With time passing by we decided several times to break up and develop our skills as musicians in different projects but we always found back together with an extended horizon and held the contact. Then on October 2019 we met again in the first serious project Alex founded at the beginning of the year and this was the start of Starving Hands.

2. What’s the origin of the band’s name?

We thought about a name that describes the attitude in our lives and our work as a musician. We both want to put everything we can offer in our hobby. Sometimes it is hard and you have to try out something you never did before. This leads to difficulties that we describe as a cramp. Something like you hurt yourself to achieve a new level or higher goals. We think of spend money and learning new stuff in this case. And this describes our attitude to make music and also in our lives. We just want to develop and grow with defiance and train ourselves to handle situations in which our hands begin to starve.

3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?

Alex and me grew up in Recklinghausen, NRW in Germany and we still are living here. Our rehearsal room is in Herne, NRW. There are many rooms and bands like Any Given Day are practicing here, too.  At the moment the music scene in Germany is filled with a lot of modern metalcore and melodic hardcore acts. Unfortunately we can't identify with those bands because we are not really that mainstream dudes. We wish to hear from bands in the style of Reflections or Loathe. But this scene is not really present right here. But however, to recommend a local band we really like we can name Neberu. Those guys make magnificent music and we really like there sound. But that's it.

4. How would you describe your style?

Dark, aggressive, progressive, brutal, melodic and atmospheric.

5. What have you released so far and what can someone expect from your works?

We have just released our debut single "Faceless” on YouTube via Spaceuntravel on 30th May and our track will be also available on Spotify soon. We recorded the instrumentals ourselves and produced our music video caused by corona, too. This is the origin of the the rough sound in FACELESS. Moreover we needed help with the record of the voice from Heckules Studio and let the track get mixed by Embark Audio. In the future you can expect more professional workout in our sound because we will work more closely with the studios I just named.

https://youtu.be/kMVIJbf6KV8

6. Do you have any new music in the works?

At the moment, we work on our first EP with the focus on developing our own unique sound. We will come out with eight tracks which will invite you into a dark, aggressive and melodic atmosphere within a progressive contrast of more brutality and a greater amount of touching clean parts to sing along.

7. How about playing shows and touring, have anything planned out?

Unfortunately we can't plan shows or tours caused by the fact that we are only a two men show. But we can use this moment to work properly on our upcoming EP and make the best out of it. Moreover we are looking out for musicians at our guitar and bass to complete our band outfit soon.

8. What plans do you have for the future as a band?

We are looking forward to start playing shows at the end of the year or 2021 and are really stoked to get the feedback on our music with the release of our first EP. Before that we are just concentrating on our works now and putting all energy we’ve got into this project.

9. Where can we listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff?

These things will come along in the future. For the moment “faceless” is in validation to go online on Spotify soon and our merch will be available with our upcoming EP. Information according to these aspects will follow in time via Instagram and Facebook.

10. What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?

That is a very good question we never asked ourselves before. We just make music that touches us. Alex is the songwriter in our constellation and he can create very emotional atmospheres that is inspiring me as the lyricist. I felt frustration and aggression in the track faceless and picked it up in my words. If we ask ourselves this question we just can say let it be and get inspired by our sound. The only thing we can say to this point is that we always think in a very critical way according to the actual global situation. Maybe the listener should remember that.
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Mixer uppers THE CHUCK CREASEY BAND have a few single's out there, along with music videos to accompany them. All new material is always being written and soon be released rather soon. Frontman vocalist/guitarist Robby Creasey goes on further chatter discussing his previous band and how this new band paves the way for all new stuff.


1. Please tell us about the history of your band and its members.

I’m Robby Creasey and I sing/play guitar in the band. I have known our bass player, Charlee, since the previous band we were in together (Farewell, My Love). Chad, our drummer, and I met bartending together in Santa Monica when I moved to Los Angeles about three years ago. Max, our other guitar player, and I have been friends through music for many many years. I’ve had some songs finished and in the works since my move and eventually decided to get a band together because I wanted to be able to perform again, and just have fun playing music with my friends. So we got started in September 2019 and have released several songs and a couple videos since then.

2. What’s the origin of the band’s name?

‘The Chuck Creasey Band’ comes from my name, as my real first name is “Charles”. Initially the songs I wrote were very much in the vein of “country rock” so I wanted to go with a name that felt more suitable for the genre. Turns out it’s just a cool sounding name in general.

3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?

We’re based out of Los Angeles, CA. West LA to be exact. The music scene in our area is not very active but if you take Sunset Blvd 20 minutes east to West Hollywood there is still a lot of rock n roll being played. LA has an extremely diverse collection of musical genres and musicians as you can imagine. A couple local guys I really dig, one is my buddy Hunter Reece, he’s a solo pop dude that's an awesome performer with a killer voice. I’ve also lately been getting into my friend Zach’s band ‘Pest’ and their new tunes. Zach is a great singer and an even better guitar player, and the stuff he writes is what rock music SHOULD sound like in my opinion.

4. How would you describe your style?

We definitely have a bit of a country twang to some of our tunes, a little folk and Americana, all mixed into guitar and drum heavy rock music.

5. What have you released so far and what can someone expect from your works?

We’ve released a few singles and music videos. Hangin’ With My Friends, Bucklebunny, and Everything Is Fine. I would hope that anyone that listens can expect and enjoy some carefree, good time songs that are just about having fun and feeling good. Nothing too heavy, the world is heavy enough.

6. Do you have any new music in the works?

I’m always writing and recording. I mostly record everything at home but we do have a new song coming out soon that was recorded with my good friend Keith Cooper of the band ‘Dear Boy’. Another awesome LA band to check out.

7. How about playing shows and touring, have anything planned out?

We were actually getting ready to book our first local LA show when the Covid-19 pandemic began haha. Once shows start again we’ll try again, hopefully sooner than later.

8. What plans do you have for the future as a band?

Writing, recording, touring, and having a really good time doing it.

9. Where can we listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff?

You can listen to our music on all streaming sites. Check out chuckcreasey.com for a quick link to your preferred platform.

10. What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?

I write and make music that I like, the message I portray in my songs is the same that I try and think about every single day. Have fun, enjoy life, and don’t stress too much. Life is too short to worry. Also, my music does sound better if you’re drinking a beer.
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Emo band FIORE have two single's out, with the band writing an all new EP right now. The band just wants to spread the love and joy, of their music so all can hear it! See what else the band had to discuss about themselves and their music below.


1. Please tell us about the history of your band and its members.

Band started in summer 2018, throughout the months Zachariah (Former dead lakes guitarist/back up vocalist) started recruiting members, Kelsey  was the first to join up with Zach, along with bassist Parker  (Singer/song writer for Narrative) and finalizing the lineup with late members (Davis  and Mario  ex I am infamy) creating what we know today as Fiore.

2, What’s the origin of the band’s name?

Our band name means Flower in Italian, there’s no special value to it, we just thought it sounded cool and really like flowers.

3, Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?

We are based out of Seattle Washington, scene is constantly building, more and more interested people as time goes on, good turn outs, lots of community that is getting stronger throughout the years. Some bands from up here in our scene that wed love to shout out is Dead Lakes, Dusty Cubby, Bitch Fits and Lil Thorn.

4, How would you describe your style?

Modern emo (more punk twist with a pop hit) you could call it alternative rock or dream punk, we just call it emo.

5, What have you released so far and what can someone expect from your works?

We have released two new singles this year. Winter and It's fine, I'm okay (spring) and we have two more singles coming out in 2020 that'll make up our new EP "Nostalgia in reverse, a year eternal" what you can expect from our sound is a fun up beat sad narrative with melodies that sway from poppy to gloomy.

6, Do you have any new music in the works?

Yes, been writing a new EP for a few months now and demoing our ideas! It’s a bit unlike anything we’ve done before mixed with a lot of what we have already done.

7, How about playing shows and touring, have anything planned out?

Yes we have a lot of tour plans and shows in the works, just got a new van, we have a good friend that books based out of LA and we’re eager to hit the open road as soon as we can!

8, What plans do you have for the future as a band?

World domination, spreading love and positivity, touring and playing as much shows as we can. Trying to make the best out of every situation and having fun along the way.

9, Where can we listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff?

Bandcamp, Spotify, iTunes, Amazon music, Google play and wherever else music is streamed and bought online.

10, What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?

To love yourself, the people in your life (present or not) and the world around you as much as you can, to appreciate life on the good and bad days and to keep the fire burning inside.
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Alternative rock wave band FIVE CRUMBS have their latest single titled "Monster" out, with more single's and even an EP planned for  this year! The band goes on talking about their music, and other plans in the works!


1. Please tell us about the history of your band and its members.

We founded Five Crumbs in December 2017. Since August 2019 our current lineup consists of the members Richard Ruß (vocals), Markus Schukowski (lead guitar), Niklas Samland (rhythm guitar), Franz Borjan (bass guitar) and Lars Steinfurth (drums). What started out as a simple hobby for all of us progressed into a really meaningful part of our lives. We are constantly working on new song material and really give it our all when it comes to music.

2. What's the origin of the band´s name?

We have five completely different personalities. On our own we are just small fragments - crumbs, if you wanna put it that way - but together we become this band that’s so passionate about music and that really wants to transfer the passion to their listeners.

3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?

The band’s based in Greifswald, a town in the northeast of Germany near the Baltic Sea. Since it’s a student town full of young people, we have a really diverse music scene. There are lots of rock and metal bands out here. The alternative rock band “Dias” from Rostock is definitely a local band worth checking out! As soon as we are able to play concerts again, we want to play shows with the band “Walking Rumor” from Denmark, another recommendation from us.

4. How would you describe your style?

We have set out to create a modern and unique sound. The combination of rock music with elements from different styles outside of the genre makes for an exciting listening experience. With the vision in mind to progress our sound continuously, we don't shy away from experimenting with unusual sounds.

5. What have you released so far and what can someone expect from your works?

Both our EP releases ("Fall Awake" and "Prisoners") were produced in cooperation with the established producer Jeffro Lackscheide and quickly reached 30.000 streams on Spotify. Only 3 months after our first EP we already added another one to our catalog. Contrary to most other bands who become softer and softer with their upcoming releases, we decided to take another route with our EP „Prisoners“. With blaring guitars, an impelling drum sound, punchy bass lines and a distinctive voice we managed to combine energy, melodiousness and sophisticated lyrics in an unique way. Our single “Monster” is the latest addition to our catalog. It’s about fighting your inner demons and overcoming hard times. You can expect energetic music that makes you want to move on the one hand and messages that make you really think on the other hand.

6. Do you have any new music in the works?

We do. Our latest single “Monster” was released May 29th 2020 and we have two more singles and an EP planned for this year. Stay tuned for more music by us!

7. How about playing shows and touring, have anything planned out?

Due to the current situation with COVID 19, we can’t play concerts unfortunately. But we are planning to play more live stream shows. We currently did one at the Pfingst Move Festival 2020 hosted by Festival stalker and it was a really great experience!

8. What plans do you have for the future as a band?

We’re currently working hard on new songs so we can release our first album in the future. Also we want to go out there and rock more live shows and party with our fans at concerts. It’s so great to see the love for our music from all over the world through messages on our social media accounts. Performing our music live in these countries at some point would be a dream come true.

9. Where can we listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff?

You can listen to our music here:

- https://open.spotify.com/artist/0DgTV
- https://music.apple.com/us/artist/fiv
- https://fivecrumbs.bandcamp.com/releases
- https://www.fivecrumbs.de/

For now, we don’t have a official merch store. We’re working on opening one soon but for now, if you really want to get merch, just shoot us a DM via Instagram or Facebook. ;)

10. What’s the most important thing that should be remembered when hearing your music for
the first time?

Of course it would be awesome for us as musicians if the listeners would notice all the dynamic changes, moods and messages of our songs after the first listen. But what’s really important to us is that the listeners feel something that make them want to come back to our music. Whether that’s a lyric that made them think, a riff they really liked or a bridge section that got them moving. Evoking an emotion or a feeling after hearing our music for the first time is the most important thing in our opinion.
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This late summer was suppose to be the return of The Los Angeles Muderfest, with it's sixth year run, returning after years of being away. But due to the current pandemic that is COVID-19 A.K.A. coronavirus, a postpone was likely going to happen and it has, given from the promoters Church of the 8th Day, via the event's Facebook page:

"Hello All,

Unfortunately we are making the call to postpone this event until a TBD date. Currently, the businesses that have been allowed to reopen do not include live music venues and the phase that would include said spaces have no actual date as each phase is influenced by how the previous phase has faired.

Instead of keeping everyone wondering, and possibly putting the fans at risk, we have decided to push this event back.

In our minds, we would like to think January or February, but we cannot make that call until we get to phase four and see how the rollout of reopening venues spaces will happen.

We are steadfast to bring events back to Los Angeles, and we held out as long as we could, but at this point, we felt it was a safer move to postpone.

The event will happen and we will work on making it better than ever, so stick with us, we will not let you down.

As for people whom bought tickets, if you bought them through 1720's platform, we can issue you a refund. If you bought tickets to the original event, please contact the organization, or band, that you purchased the tickets through.

If you hold onto your tickets, they will be honored for the rescheduled date, but we also wanted to give fans an option.

Thank you for understanding, stay safe.
Daniel Dismal
Church of the 8th Day"

Expect The Los Angeles Muderfest to return in 2021 hopefully!
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Symphonic metal go getters METEORA have had a handful of content out, including their most recent album "Tragedy of Delusion". Keyboardist, composer and occasional vocalist Atilla Király, does the talking, about the band's plans and music.


1. Please tell us about the history of your band and its members.

The band was founded in the summer of 2010, but from the Founding Fathers only Máté and myself remain. We had a few line-up changes which made progression harder, but in 2013-14 we had a group which with we could record our first ever songs on our first EP ‘Price of Salvation’. Nowadays we rather look at it as a demo, as all of the songs on it were re-recorded for our first LP ‘Our Paradise’ to give them the treatment of a professional studio. Noémi joined us in 2015, and with that we could really focus on writing songs for the album, Csaba came in 2016 right before the recordings started, and we found Gábor in 2017, a few months after the release. The line-up has been constant since then, and it really allowed us to go to the next level as a band. We hit the studio again in 2019, and released our second album ‘Tragedy of Delusion’ in March 2020 through Nail Records as the bonus CD for that months Hammerworld Magazine.

2. What’s the origin of the band’s name?

It was the idea of Máté. Before our first ever concert in 2011 we had no name, and had to come up with one for them to be able to make the flyers. Meteora, as the hills with the monasteries on top of them in Greece, means a quiet, peaceful place above the world for us. In music we can escape the problems of everyday life even if just for a while. Up there we can observe the world down below, and have a look inside ourselves as well.

3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?

The band is based in Budapest, Hungary. We have a lot of talented bands here, but live music is not in its best shape nowadays. People tend to be really conservative in a musical taste, most only listen to metal that existed before I was even born, and refuse to open their minds for anything new. It is kinda like swimming up the current, but we are really hopeful along with our fellow musicians of the underground that we can change this standard. My personal favorite local band would be Subcortic, a dark metal band with great songs. We share the stage with them quite often, they are really great people as well.

4. How would you describe your style?

The short answer would be that we play symphonic metal.:) The longer one would go like this: We play metal music with power, gothic and death metal influences, accompanied by classical orchestrations and choirs. We use a three singer setup, Noémi is our lead singer, Máté does the grunting and I do clean vocals.

5. What have you released so far and what can someone expect from your works?

The songs for ‘Our Paradise’ were written since the beginning of the band until 2016. This means a lot of different musicians worked on them, and all of them had some kind of influence on the songs, so overall the album is really diverse. Some say it is a strength, others feel like it makes it feel inconsistent. ‘Tragedy of Delusion’ on the other hand had a fix line-up, and so it became more coherent as a record. We upped the scales, making the orchestra bigger, the choirs were done by professional singers, and the drumming and ideas of Gábor opened new horizons for us. As for what you can expect, I would have to say classic symphonic metal from the heavier ones.

6. Do you have any new music in the works?

We always have.:D Joking aside, we have just released ‘Tragedy of Delusion’ in March, just before COVID-19 hit Hungary. In lock down we couldn’t really progress with the musical side of the band, so we focused on promoting our new record. With the situation beginning to normalize we can proceed with the rehearsals, and we can start putting together new songs. I write most of the songs and have one almost ready for the band to start working with, hopefully it will hit hard.

7. How about playing shows and touring, have anything planned out?

We had a few shows cancelled because of the lock down, our album release show on the 25th of April hurt the most, but we had it rescheduled with the same bands for the 22nd of August. We are cautious with organizing shows for the fall though, as the second wave could destroy those plans easily, we rather look at next Spring for a new tour.

8. What plans do you have for the future as a band?

We recorded a video at home during the lock down for our cover of Linkin Parks ‘Numb’, it is at the editor and should be ready in 1-2 weeks. We also thought of having a second guitar player to make our live sound heavier, if anyone near Budapest would join we accept applications until the end of June. Of course we will start putting the ideas for our third album together, and want to play as many gigs as we can until we hit the studio again.

9. Where can we listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff?

You can listen to us on all major digital streaming services, buy the albums digitally, or as a physical copy directly from us. We have a few music videos up on YouTube as well, check those out to see what we can offer. A kick ass new T-shirt design is in the making as well, so check back regularly.

10. What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?

That underground bands are worth checking out as well. :)
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Singer/songwriter FANNI MAYER has been inspired by many different genres, so her music is a reflection of just that. Thus forth, her content consists of 3 single's with many more to come. See what Fanni Mayer herself has to say in the chat below.


1. Please tell us about your history.

Features on Hungary's top hip-hop band Follow the Flow’s live performances in 2017-2018 brought me to the attention of Universal Hungary who released my debut single 'Horizon' in March of 2018.
Its success earned a spot for me at HOTS - Hungarian Oncoming Tunes, a workshop for emerging European talent, where we connected with Ville Leppanen (The Animal Farm UK) then I started to send him demos and ideas and in January 2019 I went to London to record new music. First single of my upcoming EP came out in September of 2019. A sultry mid-tempo pop/RnB track called 'Grace N Dirt' is about layers and contradictions in people's personalities and desires.The second one called 'Stranger Things' released in April 2020 and this is my rawest and most vulnerable song so far.This one is about how damaged father figure make us tend to follow wrong patterns over and over, a soft yet powerful indie pop ballad tracks the death of illusions, broken relationships and turning the tables on it all.

2. What’s the origin of your name?

My first name is 'Fanni' which is a french origin name and in France they usually write with 'y' in Hungary when I was born it was one of the rarest names and they thought that it would be more "acceptable" if it's written with 'i' so that's why I write it like this: Fanni. The meaning of the name is different in several countries, languages and cultures, meaning “free” or “one who is free” in some countries, and “crowned” or “crowned in victory” in others. And well I know... in English it means
a person's buttocks or a woman's genitals haha but what else could be better than those things (laughs) 'Mayer' is my surname it's a German origin name and it means “greater” or  “superior” or  “mayor”.

3. Where are you based and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local artists you could recommend?

I'm a Budapest based singer/songwriter and here the music scene is very various full of emerging breakthrough artists not only here but in Europe and worldwide too just to mention few names: The Qualitons, Mörk, Vera Jonas Experiment, Jazzbois, Odd ID, Middlemist Red, Ivan and the Parazol, Blahalousiana.

4. How would you describe your style?

I was inspired by so many different genres so my music is a reflection of that. I'm a Spice Girls-Leonard Cohen kinda girl. And I think genres and putting labels on things are so so out of time. The future is label free!

5. What have you released so far and what can someone expect from your works?

I released 3 singles so far 2 with 'Animal Farm UK' and so much more to come. Expect the unexpected.
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6. Do you have any new music in the works?

Yes I've got so many new ideas. Songs and visuals and I'm very excited about it!

7. How about playing shows and touring, have anything planned out?

This pandemic situation caused a lot of uncertainty in every sector so you gotta re-plan everything and use the tools of 21st century. I'm working on it and try to stay as focused and flexible as possible.

8. What plans do you have for the future as an artist?

Write new music with new people, experience, learn, evolve, take risks, moving forward and enjoy the ride.

9. Where can we listen to you and where can we buy your stuff?

I'm on every streaming platform and you can also buy my music on Amazon and Bandcamp if you'd like to support an emerging Hungarian act.

10. What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?

Realness, Contrast, Powerful yet Vulnerable, Soft yet Gritty, Grace N Dirt.
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Dark, heavy melodic thrashers DARK AGENDA went on to release their self-titled EP not that long ago, with all new music also in the works. Besides that though, the band just wants to get their music out there, being able to make their music a way of life and hit the road on tour as well. What else did the band discuss see just below.


1. Please tell us about the history of your band and its members.

The band's mission is to take you for a heavy musical journey through the deepest abyss of your mind, body, and soul. Dark Agenda is a brotherhood and an ever-growing legion that acts as the voice of the voiceless.  We dare to be different, to think differently.  A world without darkness doesn't exist, although darkness is often overlooked. It is in this darkness that we find solace and belonging. We are its disciples, and we are delivering its message onto thee.

2. What’s the origin of the band’s name?

In the beginning Jesse and Joshua brainstormed a lot of ideas and one day Dark Agenda came to mind and it just had a nice ring to it.  Considering we're all into the horror and some of the darker aspects of the world.

3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?

Our band is based mostly out of Anamosa but we claim Cedar Rapids because we're about 20 miles from there and most of us were born there.  The music scene there is somewhat died out throughout the years unfortunately and its over saturated with cover bands.  Its a very difficult scene there and isn't very supportive of original music. It's definitely a hard one to understand. It used to be an amazing scene with plenty of opportunity for both original bands and cover bands. With the COVID-19 situation the future locally is a bit uncertain in the Cedar Rapids scene.  However rather than getting discouraged by it we have booked shows and did real well in surrounding areas especially Iowa City.  We have a long list of local bands who are excellent bands that we really enjoy doing shows with.

4. How would you describe your style?

Our style is Dark, Heavy, Melodic, Thrashy and our own.  We kinda do our own thing and don't conform to others standards.  We enjoy this because our music appeals to a broader audience this way rather than simply niche groups. We liked to build our sound organically.

5. What have you released so far and what can someone expect from your works?

In early 2019 we released our self titled EP with 7 tracks Alone, Will You See Me, Vampire, See You in Heaven, Outerskys, Genesis & Panic Attack.  With our music you can expect a rollercoaster of sound and lyrics that usually tells a story.  We cover a lot of Dark topics.  Our rhythm section is very synchronized and you can expect some addictive rhythms some heavy hitting drums. Jesse on the leads makes his guitar sing with some real soul piercing solos and he's always creating some heavy, dark beautiful stuff to listen to.  As far as vocals go you can usually expect some screams to wake the dead, melodic tones and raw raspy vocals.

6. Do you have any new music in the works?

We have a lot of new music in the works and are looking to get back in the studio and keep them coming.

7. How about playing shows and touring, have anything planned out?

We have one show as of now in August. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic unfortunately 2020 has been a sad year for all musicians.  2019 was a great year and we did a lot of shows and we were hoping to keep that streak going this year but unfortunately this pandemic hit and kind put a halt to that.  We would love to do some mini tours and can't wait to get back out and do more shows.

8. What plans do you have for the future as a band?

We want to get our music out there to the world and be able to make music our life. We would like to tour the U.S. and eventually other countries.

9. Where can we listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff?

Our music is available on YouTube and all major streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music & iTunes.

10. What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?

The energy that we put forth in our music, we want them to feel it and let it speak to them.
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Duo band TWIN VOID barely formed in 2019, releasing two demo's and their debut EP. With the band currently hard at work at what will be the band's debut album, the band plans to branch out, expanding their band, and just look right ahead into their futures. See what else the band had to talk about from the chat below.


1. Please tell us about the history of your band and its members.

Our band was formed in 2019 and our members were in previous bands before Twin Void.

2. What’s the origin of the band’s name?

We thought it’d be a good idea to base the name off of how many members we have, so the name we came up with was Twin Void

3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?

We are based out of Spokane, WA and we have a pretty good music scene here in our town. Good support, good people. Some bands to check out here are Children of Atom, Merlock, Wasted Breath, and Indian Goat.

4. How would you describe your style?

I think coming from a lot of musical backgrounds, we try to blend Rock n’ Roll, Punk, and even a lot of old Country influence.

5. What have you released so far and what can someone expect from your works?

We’ve released two demos and we’re about to release our first EP that was done in a studio.

6. Do you have any new music in the works?

We are currently working on a full length, which we’re going to try to record soon.

7. How about playing shows and touring, have anything planned out?

Due to COVID-19 we had to cancel our shows and a SXSW date, but we’re doing some virtual live streams and a virtual EP release on June 5th.

8. What plans do you have for the future as a band?

I think we wanted to add members like another guitar player, keyboard player, and a bassist just to give our live shows a more powerful sound.

9. Where can we listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff?

We have merch and music up on our Bandcamp, and we’re also on Spotify and iTunes.

10. What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?

I think most of all when people listen to our music I want them to connect with the lyrics, a lot of what I write for Twin Void is based on my personal life and what I’m feeling at the time.
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