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Renn Hawkey: A Rock And Roll Fables Conversation Pt.2

“It’s all on-the-job training at this point for everybody. There is no algorithm of success at this…” When last we left ex-Deadsy/current The Yagas synthesist Renn Hawkey, we learned all about the formation of this new outfit with wife Vera Farmiga (Vocals), Jason Bowman (Drums), Mike Davis (Bass), and Mark [...]

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Renn Hawkey: A Rock And Roll Fables Conversation Pt.1

“I think that we are the sum of our parts.” As longtime fans of Deadsy, the Electro Avant Metal band fronted by Elijah Blue Allman who were a staple of the Nu-Metal scene in the late ’90’s to mid-’00’s, it was incredibly cool to find out that lead synthesist Renn [...]

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Cameron Keiber: A Rock And Roll Fables Conversation Pt.2

“It’s like having a puzzle that only you know how it all fits together and then when you complete that puzzle, it feels really fucking good. It feels really fucking great.” To quote one of our most favorite SNL skits of all time: “And we’re baaaack!” But first, didja catch [...]

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Cameron Keiber: A Rock And Roll Fables Conversation Pt.1

“It’s just you. If this album fails miserably, and people say it sucks, then it’s on me, too. And that’s fine.“ You might know singer/songwriter Cameron Keiber from bands like Eldridge Rodriguez or The Beatings but we know him as the person responsible for some of the silliest back and [...]

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Mark Vollelunga: A Rock And Roll Fables Conversation

As we stated in our review of new album CARNAL, when we say we slept on NOTHING MORE we’re talking Rip Van Winkle levels of missing out so we’re attempting to make up for that flub now with ALL the NOTHING MORE love like this interview with guitarist Mark Vollelunga [...]

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Sakis Tolis: A Rock And Roll Fables Conversation

The mighty Rotting Christ is back! Well, almost. After a slightly longer time away than usual, the Greek Post-Death maestros will return this May 24th with Pro Xristou, their 14th full-length, which not only serves as a near perfect encapsulation of what the band has done up until now but [...]

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