Media Junkbox

O Media Junkbox foi a Évora através do nosso Ricardo Ferreira, não só para comer bem, mas também para entrevistar o João Carvalho dos Above the Ocean, que nos fala um pouco do novo single, projetos para o futuro da banda, dos projetos pessoais e algumas curiosidades!Filmagem e áudio: https://www.instagram.com/filipe.cruz470Para mais, visite https://pt.metaljunkbox.com ou visite nosso Instagram: @mediajunkbox

"We were evolving as musicians and we started to be more and more thoughtful about our music. Our approach is that the music itself tells a story. Even without vocals, it is self-sufficient. There is a plot, a musical plot in every composition, so we just create the vibe, the atmosphere through music. And then Tatiana listens and writes the story."

Jinjer's latest studio album Duél takes inspiration from 19th century aristocratic France to deliver a punch to the gut and a call to introspection. Despite their signature approach to progressive deathcore, there is much about the album that invited self-reflection. Join Eugene Abdukhanov, bass player in Jinjer, and Ruxandra Mîndru of MJB as they delve into the themes and writing process of Duél, as well as the packed world tour both behind and ahead of the Ukrainian band.

"It was about being too brutal with the problems that we have. We know we have problems, but do we really have to come at it so hard? And does it have to be all or nothing? Because a lot of people end up quite scared by that."
Taking listeners on a cosmic journey, jam masters Pearl Handled Revolver headlined The Camden Club on the last day of summer.
In this interview, we discuss their lockdown-influenced album "Tales We Lose", how the world has changed and how a 27-year-old storm made its debut on the final track.

With a recently released album 'In Devastation' out in 8th of August, we had a chat with Frederik from the band Sinsaneum with members of Dååth, Dragonforce, Mayhem and more, with metal icon Joey Jordison serving as the band's drummer before his untimely passing in 2021.

Born of Osiris drummer Cameron shares highlights from their recent two-month run across Europe and Canada, from unforgettable first shows in Serbia, Halifax, and Victoria to sold-out nights across the country. He talks about the meaning behind the band’s name, the inspiration and message of resilience behind their latest album Through Shadows, and how the band’s sound has evolved from basement demos to collaborative songwriting. With a US headline tour ahead, a European return in the works, and even a new album already in progress, Cameron’s energy is as relentless as the music — plus, he teases his solo instrumental project Unsolicited for fans craving more.