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PLASMAJET interview

First of all, please tell us about your forthcoming second full-length Solastalgia. We will reveal in-depth details later and closer to the album release, though at the moment we can say that "SOLASTALGIA" explores the grief caused by environmental and societal destruction. The album’s themes question humanity's ability to recover from its current state. When did you start writing or producing music, and who or what were your early passions and influences? Since we are of different ages, we also started at different times. Lars played in his first band as a teenager in 1997, when Jannik was not even born. Ha, you see, our music connects generations. Jannik has been active in bands since about 2015. Dennis has been playing in various bands since 2005, whereas Plasmajet is John's first "real" band. Our musical influences are mainly metal in a broader sense, also some psychedelic and atmospheric stuff, with Lars already developing his love for stoner in the nin...

Review of Asylum 22 - Harmonious Dementia

When you listen to a band’s debut, there’s always a sense of curiosity - how much will they lean on their influences? Will they bring something new to the table? Asylum 22’s Harmonious Dementia doesn’t try to rewrite the death metal playbook, but it doesn’t have to. This album wears its old-school influences proudly and delivers a sound that’s fierce, relentless, and steeped in the genre’s raw energy. The guitars are the first thing to grab your attention. They’re sharp and aggressive, tearing through riffs like a buzzsaw. But they don’t just rely on speed - there’s an impressive amount of weight in the slower, groovier sections, which hit just as hard. The shifts in tempo feel deliberate, giving the songs a natural ebb and flow that keeps you hooked, even when the music is at its most chaotic. The bass might not be the star of the show, but it holds its ground, giving the music a depth that you can feel as much as you hear. It’s not flashy, but it’s undeniably effective. For all its ...

SMOKE MOUNTAIN interview

Hi SMOKE MOUNTAIN, congratulations on the announcement of The Rider! You must be excited. Firstly, can you tell us about the formation of the band? When and how was it formed? Do you believe the band name 'SMOKE MOUNTAIN' perfectly describes your music and philosophy? We formed in 2015 in Tallahassee, Florida. Smoke Mountain is the name of one of the first songs we wrote, and we decided it would also make a good band name. The name is heavy, hazy, and aggressive, which is a good description of our music. Now, can you tell us about The Rider and the lyrical themes behind each track? What are the ideas you wanted to convey? We didn't set out to convey a specific message with this album. However, we started writing the Rider in 2020, which was a strange time in the world. We think this is reflected in the music. Where and when did you record The Rider? Are you satisfied with the final product? Three of the songs on the Rider are from our debut EP, which was recorded in 2016. ...

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