We are a five piece classic rock band from Gothenburg, Sweden. We have been around for 10 years now and are just about to release our fifth record titled ”About Time”. The name Horisont is swedish for horizon. In our early days as a band we wrote mainly in swedish, and the name just stuck. We still write some songs in swedish though.

Hoy tenemos el placer de poder charlar con los más que conocidos Angelus Apátrida, referentes número uno del thrash metal en el Estado Español que se embarcarán en el próximo mes de Enero en la grabación de dos directos. Madrid y Barcelona serán las ciudades afortunadas de poder contemplar ese increíble evento y ser protagonistas del archivo que quedará inmortalizado para siempre.

Están de gira ahora mismo y tuvimos la suerte de entrevistar al Brujo en Valencia.

Entrevista con Crisix por Xavi Gutierrez

Lizzies es un grupo de Heavy Metal madrileño. El nombre del grupo hace alusión a la banda callejera que aparece en la película "The Warriors" (1979).

Albez Duz was born in Berlin as a side project in 2006. It was formed by Eugen, featuring singer Lars Keading. After recording Albez Duz’s selftitled album in 2009 and Lars’ sudden death, Eugen continued writing songs for the project; but it was in 2014 when we met. He showed me the songs he had written already and I was just blown away. We recorded “The Coming of Mictlan” in one week. One of our characteristics, is that we have chosen the Mesoamerican mysticism as a thematic and we want to share that magic with our audience.

Interview with Ville Friman

Dream the Electric Sleep was formed in 2009 by Joey Waters, Matt Page, and Chris Tackett. Joey and I are from Lexington, Kentucky and Chris is from West Virginia, a neighboring state. Joey and I are cousins and started playing together at age 16, twenty years ago! We played in a couple of different projects before DTES. Chris joined the band about 8 years ago and that is when DTES was formed. We have always been motivated by pushing our song-craft, and trying to write music that moved us emotionally but also challenged our skills as musicians. On top of that it was always our goal to create full, rich albums. I know that is not the most popular thing these days as the music business has really focused on the single or individual tracks disembodied from the album, but I like context. I want the song before and after a track on an album to influence your relationship to it. That is a very 1970’s thing I think.

Dan about the new album: Hard is harder, soft is softer and a slightly more epic soundscape. I would like to say that it is a huge step forward in every way from the 1st album. Now we know what works an we're building on that rather than trying to break in to new sonic territories.

Our influences are really all over the place. Mixi loves jazz singers like Louis Armstrong and Etta James as well as Frank Sinatra and on through Amy Winehouse; Decker is influenced by heavy hitting and innovative drummers like John Bonham, Matt Cameron and Danny Carey; Merritt is heavily influenced by John Five on guitar and film scorers like Hans Zimmerman for composition; Randy is a huge fan of Flea and Nick was first influenced by Slash.