JorZine Update !
With the summer comes alot of metal, here's some of the latest interviews and reviews from the middle east's leading heavy metal webzine, JorZine.com:
Interview with UAE Private Government Producer Miltiadis Kyvernitis
JZ: A big part of what makes Rock different is that it’s a collaborative work, and how most of the successful bands write music together!! This isn’t really the case here. My question is, why didn’t you simply form a band, got to know them better musically, then started writing music instead of the currently status of the band?
Miltiadis: I've only ever been in two bands that never worked out at all. Lack of dedication from the others inclined me to just work on music myself and my way. The boys (and girl) featured on the album featuring in the album are all old friends of mine who I've worked with before and therefore know what their musical tastes are. I've worked with Basel for years, as well as with Joe. Michael from Sandwash and Kiran Sequeira (producer of Nervecell's "Preaching Venom') are old friends and I went to school with Serge Lutfi (Abhorred - when we met, Abhorred has just formed). Click here to continue reading.
Interview with Swedish Viking Metal Band AMON AMARTH
JZ: :How active is Amon Amarth with Joms Vikings? As we have noticed them on Wrath of the Norsemen DVD as well as the video clips being shot with them.
AMON AMARTH: We plan to have them on some shows in the future. Now we have done two videos with them so I think on the next video we will try something completly different.
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Interview with Egyptian blackened death metal band CRESCENT
JZ: A lot of old bands simply gave up on Metal in Egypt, what kept you as active as you are? And do you think that there will come a day when you simply lose hope and stop?
Crescent: Its a pretty complicated issue as our circumstances/culture and society is different, It needs effort to keep up a band especially when you hit the 30's and especially that you wouldn't gain a penny from music that you play. So its the other way around, You pay for the music you play without any return and its something beautiful but still unrealistic. There are also other priorities and having another job and other responsibilities would certainly affect the future of the bands.Click Here to continue reading.
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Interview with UAE Private Government Producer Miltiadis Kyvernitis
JZ: A big part of what makes Rock different is that it’s a collaborative work, and how most of the successful bands write music together!! This isn’t really the case here. My question is, why didn’t you simply form a band, got to know them better musically, then started writing music instead of the currently status of the band?Miltiadis: I've only ever been in two bands that never worked out at all. Lack of dedication from the others inclined me to just work on music myself and my way. The boys (and girl) featured on the album featuring in the album are all old friends of mine who I've worked with before and therefore know what their musical tastes are. I've worked with Basel for years, as well as with Joe. Michael from Sandwash and Kiran Sequeira (producer of Nervecell's "Preaching Venom') are old friends and I went to school with Serge Lutfi (Abhorred - when we met, Abhorred has just formed). Click here to continue reading.
Interview with Swedish Viking Metal Band AMON AMARTH
JZ: :How active is Amon Amarth with Joms Vikings? As we have noticed them on Wrath of the Norsemen DVD as well as the video clips being shot with them.AMON AMARTH: We plan to have them on some shows in the future. Now we have done two videos with them so I think on the next video we will try something completly different.
Click Here to continute reading.
Interview with Egyptian blackened death metal band CRESCENT
JZ: A lot of old bands simply gave up on Metal in Egypt, what kept you as active as you are? And do you think that there will come a day when you simply lose hope and stop?Crescent: Its a pretty complicated issue as our circumstances/culture and society is different, It needs effort to keep up a band especially when you hit the 30's and especially that you wouldn't gain a penny from music that you play. So its the other way around, You pay for the music you play without any return and its something beautiful but still unrealistic. There are also other priorities and having another job and other responsibilities would certainly affect the future of the bands.Click Here to continue reading.
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