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Underoath
Underoath has been relentlessly carving out their own niche since day one. Breaking barriers and delivering their message through countless touring and formidable records, Underoath have made quite a name for themselves throughout the years. Their latest offering 'Lost In The Sound Of Seperation' is a magnificent opus and sees the band in their best form to date, bound and determined. I got a chance to chat with Mr. Grant Brandell of Underoath hours before show time about the new album and what he really thinks of Barack Obama and Prop 8. The chat is as follows.

Polysics
Japan's Polysics have eaten the machine. Their latest release 'We Ate The Machine' is one of the most original albums to come out in the history of music. An amalgamation of out of this world electronic sounds, originality, creativity and rock elements, Polysics have found a sound that they've made all their own. The tinges of different genres and styles all thrown in a mixbag of sound is a clear statement that Polysics are here to change the way music is made. This is the Polysics interview.

Brian Head Welch
Brian Head Welch has found a new leash on life. Walking away from a hugely successful band in Korn and leaving behind the nasty side of rockstar life, Brian Head Welch is overcoming the negative element of his life that once consumed him. So what's Brian like now? What is he all about now? We decided to have a conversation with the man himself and find out for ourselves. This is the Brian Head Welch interview.

Bison B.C.
Monstrous riffs, heavy as bricks, and a juggernaut sound, this is the sum up of the larger than life Bison B.C. Hailing out of East Vancouver to deliver the message of straightforward heavy music, Bison B.C. know a thing or two about the basics of metal: Heavy, aggressive and crunchy as fuck. Easily one of the best releases in metal for 08, Quiet Earth is a carefully crafted metal album that crosses the gaps between stoner rock and abstruse metal. James From Bison B.C. was kind of enough to let us chime in all about Bison B.C.



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