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Interviews 2009

  • LORD OF THE GRAVE

    One of the musical highlights in 2009 was 'Raunacht', the debut album from Switzerland's LORD OF THE GRAVE. The concept is simple: heavy-weight riffs...

  • UNORTHODOX

    This interview was like a heavy birth. Perhaps the most problematic interview in the history of Cosmic Lava. To be quite frank, I'm not really...

  • SUN GODS IN EXILE

    By now, it should be clear that Small Stone Records is a record label of high quality. Each band has its individual character and when they discover a...

  • MEMORY DRIVEN

    Anyone who reads Cosmic Lava carefully, has certainly noticed that I'm a huge fan of Dennis Cornelius' work. Due to this reason I asked him a couple...

  • THE SETTING SON

    THE SETTING SON is a relatively new band from Denmark, devoting themselves to a 1960's garage/pop sound enriched with psychedelic undertones. For this...

  • SAMSARA BLUES EXPERIMENT

    I had been looking forward to do an interview with musician/music journalist Christian Peters for a long time. The reasons for this were simple....

  • SACRILEGE

    First of all, for me this interview is like a dream come true, but I've to travel back in time to explain my enthusiasm. It was in the year 1983 when...

  • STONE AXE

    I'm pretty sure 2009 will be a good year for STONE AXE from Port Orchard, Washington. In February 2009 the band's first album has been released thru...

  • DEATH MASK

    There are always bands in music history that fade into obscurity, because they never had the chance to release anything or there was no real support...

  • ARGUS

    ARGUS is a genuinely gifted band from Pennsylvania, who released their first demo back in 2007. Sometimes it's just amazing to hear how outstanding a...

  • CLEMENTINE

    Unfortunately music styles like heavy rock or metal are still male-dominated, although bands like Girlschool, P.M.S. or The Runaways have proved that...

  • DENNIS CORNELIUS

    It was in 1995 when I first noticed the name Dennis Cornelius, after I had bought a copy of REVELATION's '...Yet So Far' album. I didn't need a long...