Web Exclusive Interviews

While many black-metal bands play hard at being “cult” and “true,” Olympia, Washington's Wolves in the Throne Room do it for real.

After months of dispute (chronicled here), Gorgoroth guitarist and founder Roger “Infernus” Tiegs recently won the legal rights to the influential Norwegian black-metal band’s name. Here, he speaks with Revolver about the verdict.

"Folk metal in central Europe is such a big trend. A lot of people make folk metal by adding stupid fiddle melodies on top of Bathory." -Moonsorrow guitarist-vocalist Mitja Harvilahti

"On the next album, I want to focus on the reasons why everything goes so wrong all the time. The meaning of stupidity." -Rotten Sound vocalist Keijo Niinimaa

Didn't get enough bodily harm from our May 2009 issue? No worries, brosef—here are even more Tales from the Pit!

"Am I God? I don’t believe in God. I am the king of the Evil Disco."

Just like their music, what Cannibal Corpse say after the jump may shock you—because even they set limits for themselves.

For those of you who didn’t get enough in the April 2009 issue, here's the best of the rest of our interview with God Forbid.

Revolver caught up with singer Geoff Rickly to get the back-story on the new album and the dirt on Thursday’s latest lease on life.

Let’s give credit where credit is due—Soilwork changed the face of metal.