Mosh Talks

What happens when you create a hybrid of eerie,

sinister folk music and lyrical narratives drenched in murder, serial

killers and social decay? Find out just why the world of heavy music

is falling in love with Murderfolk's Amigo the Devil.

City Morgue touring DJ goes solo! We catch up with Los Angeles

native Gvllow steps and begin unravelling the mysterious past that

goes into one of the most exciting emerging artists today.

With Deathcore's resurgence showing absolutely no

signs of halting, we catch up Canadian bruisers Brand Of Sacrifice

ahead of the release of their new opus, Lifeblood, on March 5th.

For the first installment of Mosh Talks 2021, Brandon Saller of Atreyu checked in for a discussion on the state of the metalcore pioneers. Needless to say, 2020 was a hell of a stress test but Saller confides, the band has come out better for it on the otherside.

Beez sits down with Touché Amore’s Jeremy Bolm to discuss working with Slipknot collaborator Ross Robinson on their 2020 masterpiece, Lament.

Loathe maintain their individuality while striving for creative perfection. The band's Erik Bikerstaffe joined Beez for a chat on Mosh Talks to look back at a calendar year that was abysmal by most standards, but for Loathe, 2020 has served as a breakout year. Discussing the impact and universal acclaim of their LP, I Let It In And It Took Everything, shared a unique appreciation for having the ability to look back at the last 12 months with a sense of optimism.

Continuing with the 'Album of Year' sub-series, Mosh Talks' Beez had the chance to connect with Nothing's Domenic Palermo to discuss the band's colossal fourth LP, The Great Dismal.

With their back against the wall Nothing went for broke with 'The Great Dismal' and came away with their best album yet. The success of the album has become increasingly evident as the title has become a consistent entry in many of the year's 'Best of" lists. The beautifully bleak record, combined with the band's subtle brand of articulate heft, make for a soundtrack that proved quintessential for 2020.

Beez continues our Album Of The Year round-up by catching up with Trevor Strnad of The Black Dahlia Murder to talk about Verminous, relentless death metal, some of 2020’s best extreme metal albums and the band’s upcoming live stream, Yule ‘Em All.

Live on Twitch, Beez sits down with legendary Korn guitarist Head to talk about the resurrection of his Love And Death project, the effects of the world thinking you’ve lost it, exciting Korn 2021 plans and more.