Web Exclusive Interviews

Here, as promised in the new, Ultimate Fighting issue of Revolver, is the best of the rest of our recent interview with Bring Me the Horizon frontman Oliver Sykes.

When I asked Satyr, frontman for Norwegian black metallers Satyricon, what his favorite songs were on the band’s latest, The Age of Nero (Koch), he was noticeably hesitant.

Rudy Sarzo is one of the most respected bassists in heavy metal, having spent time with Ozzy Osbourne’s band, Quiet Riot, Whitesnake, Yngwie Malmsteen, and many others.

Chris Barnes has always been a strange guy…But a Mötley Crüe fan?

When I interviewed Metallica’s James Hetfield recently, I asked him if he knew what the interview was “about." He said, “‘About 20 minutes.”

Drop the name Buckcherry and countless rock intellectuals will sneer—and probably make a joke about how they “love the cocaine.”

Somewhere in storage, Rob Zombie has a couple hundred copies of Gods on Voodoo Mountain, the 1985 debut release from groove-metal heroes White Zombie.

Boozing, fighting, fucking—at least, in terms of subject matter, the line that separates a metal song from a country song is often pretty thin.

Our friends at MetalKult recently talked to Watain frontman E about an already infamous incident involving pigeons, slingshots, knives, and a vegan tour promoter.

“What’s going on, man? Listen, I’m standing here, naked and wet—can I call you back in, like, two minutes after I’ve put some drawers on?”