Web Exclusive Interviews

The video lives up to the song title: Cops pushing dogs into a helpless man’s face, the band’s frontman being strangled, a creepy interrogation room. Here Ian McFarland and Mike Pecci explain how they found the root of Fear Factory’s anxieties.

REVOLVER Do you and Nocturno Culto still identify Darkthrone as black metal?
FENRIZ Not if what King ov Hell is doing is something anyone would call black metal.

REVOLVER You’ve said that Transilvanian Hunger has fueled black-metal hipsters. In hindsight would you have done anything different?
FENRIZ No, posers are bad. I'm a hipster myself, the whole "trendy" thing in metal has been misunderstood.

REVOLVER What’s changed most about you as a person since you recorded those?
FENRIZ A 450 percent reduction in alcohol intake. If I met my 1993 me, I would severely kick his ass.

In Revolver’s January/February issue, we interview 3 Inches of Blood frontman Cam Pipes about the band’s new album, Here Waits Thy Doom (Century Media), the band’s new lineup, and switching record labels. Here’s the best of the rest of our wide-ranging chat.

In Revolver’s In January/ February issue, we interview L.A. glam-metal band Steel Panther, as their debut album Feel the Steel (Universal Republic) is released. Here’s the best of the rest of our wide-ranging chat.

In memory of Dime, we present exclusive interview material not used in our forthcoming Pantera issue from those who knew him best. R.I.P., Dime.

"There was a 'Glenn is dead' rumor, like, 20 years ago, but that was mostly my fault."

"I became a horror junkie: Even now I still have to see some two to three horror movies in a week."

"Recording in Los Angeles was one of those rock-and-roll dreams come true."