My stab at a Q&A on the Soliloquium Facebook page went beyond all expectations. Thanks to everyone that sent in questions. Hope we can do this again! I like being interviewed and these questions are better than most of those I get in webzine interviews. Anyway, onward to the questions Read more
Metal music and mental health has become a pretty big topic, and it’s good that we’re all taking about it. Given the new study showing correlation between extreme metal and happiness, I wanted to finally tackle the metal and depression topic I’ve been meaning to write about for some time. Read more
Since the new Soliloquium album is moving forward a lot now, we’re finally able to go from cool announcement to cool announcement, as it should be! Victor Parri on drums As I’ve previously mentioned on the Soliloquium Facebook page, Victor Parri (Valkyrja, Isole, Hadriel, The Curse, Desolator) has recorded the Read more
Instagram has become and integral part of promoting yourself as a band or musician. Since I’m more of a writer than a visual person I waited too long to start. Eventually, I realized the worth of Instagram and got sucked in. Here’s why I started, and why you should too Read more
I’ve always considered myself an outsider; more of an observer than a participator. From teenage subculture days to avoiding the many distractions of adulthood. The ways, priorities and rituals of most people never appealed to me. I felt best when making entirely different moves, carving out the most random and Read more
A new Soliloquium album is on the way and its as unexpected as its connected to my experiences the last few months. This will be more of a personal post than a musical post. But don’t worry, details about the music side of the new album will emerge soon! It’s Read more
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