Creator of Coilguns, Jona Nido, talks DIY

By Georgi Bomb Let’s get straight down to business. You may have heard the name but to explain what three-piece act, Coilguns, is all about; let’s leave it to the axegrinder, and head of the whole operation, Jona Nido.

George ‘Corpsegrinder’ Fisher talks Torture – Cannibal Corpse’s new album

By Georgi Bomb This year saw Metal Hammer add a new name to the ever-growing  list of touring festivals. Destroyers of the Faith, an amusing spin to Defenders of the Faith, showcases the best in extreme metal. And what better headliner to choose than the almighty, Cannibal Corpse. Culture Bomb’s editor caught up with the … Continue reading →

The Arts of Desaster

By Georgi Bomb Desaster may not be a huge name in the UK but they certainly are part of metal’s staple diet. The adventure started way back in 1988 and their determination to “play some fucking black metal without compromises” has not yet diminished. Releasing their seventh album, The Arts of Destruction, this month, it … Continue reading →

Beaten to Death already writing new material says drummer, Chris

By Georgi Bomb After the release of their debut, Xes and Strokes, Oslo-based metal heads, Beaten to Death had to wait another few months before people started to prick their ears up. Well you know what they say – slow and steady, wins the race! An outfit merged together by members from Quartet Intense, Tsjunder, … Continue reading →

Symphonic vs death metal: the evolution of Fleshgod Apocalypse

By Georgi Bomb Fleshgod Apocalypse must have a good work ethic; forming in 2007, it is rare these days not to have at least one or two line up changes. However, this symphonic, death metal and all-round orchestral-influenced lads from Italy stand firmly in their places. Fleshgod Apocalypse are currently in the UK with Skeletonwitch, supporting pals, … Continue reading →

An Evening with Dimmu Borgir

By Georgi Bomb Interrupting one of the founding members of Dimmu Borgir, the biggest black metal band to come from Norway, as he is eating his takeaway dinner is not the best way to start an interview. But thankfully, guitarist/songwriter Silenoz is  pleasant enough, scoffing down the final remains of his food and commenting on the … Continue reading →

Inside the Charred Walls

By Georgi Bomb When the line-up of supergroup Charred Walls of the Damned was first announced in 2009, everyone excitedly awaited the self-titled debut from vocalist Tim “Ripper” Owens (Judas Priest, Iced Earth), bassist Steve DiGiorgio ( Iced Earth, Testament), guitarist and well-known producer Jason Suecof and brainchild behind the whole project, former Iced-Earth drummer, … Continue reading →

Reunited again: An interview with Soil

By Georgi Bomb Soil, a band who, in the last year or so, seem to have had a revolving door for members. Touring members going in and out, old members rejoining and leaving just as quickly. But the UK fans were honoured on their recent tour with Puddle of Mudd, Dear Superstar and Verses with … Continue reading →