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Interviews: John Wylie (Eulogy Recordings)
Feature — October 16, 2010
Scene Point Blank recently had the chance to speak with John Wylie, owner of Eulogy Recordings and Hand of Hope Records via email. Since 1997, Eulogy, and its affiliates, has put out records at a consistent rate. They are responsible for putting out one of my favorite records ever - …Interviews: The Hope Conspiracy
Feature — October 16, 2010
Since the Hope Conspiracy recently dropped the powerful Death Knows Your Name, we here at Scene Point Blank decided to talk to vocalist Kevin Baker to find out his feelings on it as well as any other interesting tidbits that he could spare to give us. Scene Point Blank: …Interviews: Mike Hill
Feature — October 16, 2010
Mike Hill is something of an everything man. He runs a label (Black Box Recordings); he is a record producer (Isis, Hot Cross, Burnt by the Sun); he has played in notable bands - Anodyne anyone?; and he is currently playing in Versoma and Sino Basila. I recently had the …Interviews: Coalesce
Feature — October 16, 2010
Coalesce is a band that has always been pushing the boundaries of music. From their earliest days with Earache and Edison in the 90's through their current phase as a band today, they have reinvented the sound of hardcore with their off-kilter song structures and the one-of-a-kind vocal assault of …Interviews: Have A Nice Life
Feature — October 16, 2010
Have a Nice Life recently released Deathconsciousness, an ambitious double disk collection of songs that also included a booklet discussing the possible existence of a heretical apocalyptic type Christian sect from the Middle Ages that helped to inform their music and lyrics. The sophistication and ambition necessary to compose and …Interviews: True Widow
Feature — October 16, 2010
Sometimes the Internet is good for something, case in point how I found out about the Texas based trio, True Widow. Finding their self-titled debut album streaming online and being so compelled to check out the record, I listened to it once. The record struck me so much that I …
Interviews: A Death Cinematic Post Rock Upstarts?
Feature — October 25, 2010
Following the incredible double CD album A Parable On The Aporia Of Vengeance And The Beauty Of Impenetrable Sadness, quite a few nagging questions ate at me as I listened to the album and its follow up release (the split with Sons of Alpha Centaurii) that asking the artist …
Interviews: Giles Corey
Feature — November 2, 2011
Giles Corey is the long in gestation solo project of one Dan Barrett (half of the duo Have A Nice Life and part owner and purveyor of Enemies List Recordings), and the recently released solo album has been several years in the making. Having seen both live shows from the …
Interviews: Greys
Feature — December 25, 2011
After being inexorably sucked into the first release from the ambient-esque Greys (imagine an ambient act with vocals), In Fades and knowing that an album was forthcoming, I wanted to pick the brain of the artist in the worst way. There was something that struck me about his music that …
Interviews: Life in the Dark
Feature — January 16, 2012
Zen Zsigo is the driving force behind a great many creative projects from labels (Sunyata Recordings, Strange Rules) to music (Maths, Life In The Dark, Livimorket), and Life in the Dark has really just crushed me this year with some of the best music that I have heard. There have …
Interviews: Crooked Necks
Feature — February 18, 2012
Coming to me via the excellent Handmade Birds label, Crooked Necks dropped into my world via an LP, Alright Is Exactly What It Isn’t, and a Joy Division covers 12” EP with little to no warning as to what I could expect. Then, I sat on both of the …
