Interviews

For more than three decades, Mark Solotroff has occupied a singular place in the world of power electronics and industrial noise. Best known as the...

In this interview, we speak with writer, musician, and Buddhist shaman Sheer Zed about his book Thai Tattoo Magick: The Initiatory Practices of the...

From the ritual theater of Radio Werewolf to his intimate friendship with Sir Christopher Lee, Nikolas Schreck has spent decades dismantling collective myths. In this candid interview, the "Renaissance Monster" discusses his spiritual evolution, Charles Manson, the "deprogramming" power of film, and why he views art as a transcendental transmission rather than mere entertainment.

"I’m only writing about what’s in my brain and I’m not representing any kind of community." Dennis Cooper reflects on his evolution from the "bad boy" of gay literature to a neutral-tone filmmaker, the influence of Robert Bresson, and why the current independent publishing scene feels like a return to the underground.

American Angst Pop Anthems & Electric Nihilism! Review and short interview with Amorous Sickness discussing how he teamed up with head of Virtues (aka Climax Denial) for the debut Modern Antipathies LP, his early days as part of the legendary Wierd events in NYC and his analog process.

Brandon Gawith, founder of Australian Antichrist festival, discusses curating extreme lineups featuring Impiety, Diocletian, and Heresiarch, being attacked by incels, Metal Threat Festival, and maintaining his vision for evil and authenticity in an eroded cultural landscape.

From Indonesian sugar factories to spectral voices: how Tanaya Sompit crafts "humid" industrial soundscapes that channel Asian mysticism and ghostly narratives from Indonesia's troubled past.

From surviving Hurricane Katrina to sharing stages with the likes of GG Allin and Anal Cunt, EyeHateGod's Mike IX Williams opens up about the industrial noise influences, his starring in a Vice documentary, chaotic performances, and artistic experimentation that has shaped his three-decades of sonic antagonism.

Explore Meketa's journey from power violence to power electronics, faith, and music's healing power. Meketa Power Electronics, Apartment 213, Lockweld and many collaborations all discussed in this candid interview.

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