Interviews

INTERVIEW: SAUCY MONKY

Saucy Monky is an interesting mix of 90s alternative, great songwriting, catchy hooks and a healthy dose of attitude that’s down right infectious and hard to resist. They are one of those bands that you may not know the name, but you know the music. The band has had several songs featured on such Nickelodeon shows as Drake and Josh, iCarly and Zoey101. They have also been featured on Veronica Mars, Alcatraz and Blue Bloods. Self-described as one part Alanis Morissette, one part Garbage and a touch of Aimee Mann; the band has been crafting their sound for over ten years now on the indie circuit.

INTERVIEW: PILLBUSTER

Virginia Beach, Virginia is not a place that’s automatically associated with an awesome music scene. Wait; now before I start hearing boos from all of the hard working musicians there, hear me out. It’s the beach, bikinis, suntan lotion, it’s sand and water and a place to go on vacation. I don’t think too many people put Virginia Beach right up there with Nashville or the Hollywood Strip when it comes to a booming music scene. Yet, there is a rumbling going on in the underground music scene and it’s from a band approaching the edge of breakthrough and that band is Pillbuster.

INTERVIEW: SOiL

They’re back! Armed with their original line-up, SOiL are back to conquer the world with their upcoming album Whole that’s to be released on the 20th August. We were able to speak to their bassist Tim King about what it’s like having Ryan McCombs back in the band, a partially Pledgemusic funded album, and how the band are going back to their original style, which you can certainly hear on their new single ‘Shine on’. It ROCKS!

ROCKREVOLT MAGAZINE INTERVIEWS BARONESS

It’s literally been a year since their tour was cut short. The bus that transported this epic band across Europe came down, and Baroness was not the same. It was a dark and sad time. A year [READ MORE...]

INTERVIEW: MINDSET EVOLUTION

It’s no secret that the music industry is a bit schizophrenic these days with so many “here today, gone today” artists everywhere you look. It seems as if labels are focused on their immediate return instead of investing in an artist for long term rewards. Longevity and true talent are far down on the list of artist requirements these days. Then, along comes a band from Peoria, Illinois that makes you stand up and take notice. Ladies and gentlemen, and fellow appreciators of great music, I give you Mindset Evolution.

INTERVIEW: DEVILDRIVER

DevilDriver works hard, rocks harder, and kicks ass all the way - from their albums to their shows. This band does not take rocking lightly. It is heavy and heavy as we like it. They recently revealed the track listing for their new effort Winter Kills, and the RockRevolt staff went ape shit. We await with baited breath for the album that releases August 27th. So excited were we that we tracked down lead singer Dez to get to the root of the album.

INTERVIEW: THE GOO GOO DOLLS

What’s in a name? More specifically, what’s in a band’s name? Well, sometimes there’s a science behind it and sometimes you just pull it out of a hat. John Rzeznik and his crew needed a name change back “in the day” as promoters were having a hard time promoting his band the Sex Maggots. Instead of pulling a name out of a hat, they pulled it out of a True Detective magazine in an ad for a goo goo doll. To this day, John wished he would have had five more minutes to pick a better name.

INTERVIEW: CANDLELIGHT RED

Candlelight Red, a hard rock quartet straight out of rural Pennsylvania, has taken the world by storm! With their single “Demons” hitting #30 on the rock charts last summer, Candlelight [READ MORE...]

INTERVIEW: HEAVEN’S BASEMENT

The U.K. has given U.S. rock and roll fans plenty of classic bands throughout the history of music. They have blessed us with The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Kinks, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and The Beatles, just to name a few. There definitely seems to have been something magical in the creative water over there to produce so many legendary bands. There’s a new band making waves in that creative water across the seas and they are poised to take the U.S. by storm. They go by the name of Heaven’s Basement and they have come to chew bubble gum and kick ass. Yes, you guessed it; they are all out of bubble gum.

INTERVIEW: PAMELA MOORE

Pamela Moore. Visually, she is a very captivating woman. Her voice is one of many layers and textures. If you’re a fan of rock and metal, there’s a good chance that you have heard her voice before, even if the name is not familiar. Queensryche fans, as well as many in the metal world, know her as Suite Sister Mary. She traveled with the band bringing life and death to the character from the band’s Operation: Mindcrime works. Well, she is back in a major way and is about to unveil a new chapter in her on-going musical novel.

ENTREVISTA: ZARDONIC

Zardonic – un nombre con tono malevolo, pero aun asi, el nombre de un artista impresionante. Zardonic es un artista que combina el genero metal con drum and bass, y lo hace de manera sin igual. [READ MORE...]

INTERVIEW: ZARDONIC

Zardonic – an evil sounding name, but an amazing artist nonetheless. Fine lines exist between metal music and various other genres, and Zardonic is an artist that fuses metal with danceable drum and bass. From Venezuela, Zardonic dishes his music unlike any other artist today. With his musical and mixing prowess, he is entrancing the world over with his vision. With his album Vulgar Display Of Bass releasing just last year, Zardonic prepares to release a full-length remix album titled Far Beyond Bass - The Vulgar Remixes, and in the meantime, RockRevolt Magazine was able to steal a moment of this artists’ time and get to know some of his inner workings.

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