Nestled in central Massachusetts, the post-hardcore band Wind Walkers has carved out a niche in the scene with their blend of heavy, intricate guitar work, melodic hooks, and poignant lyrics. While these elements may echo those of other bands in the genre, Wind Walkers have managed to carve out their own identity since forming in 2017, quickly setting themselves apart. Frontman Trevor Borg sat down with us recently to discuss the band's journey and their second studio album, "What If I Break?," which has already garnered half a million streams. Trevor also opens up about stepping into the role of frontman and balancing his life as a father, a role he embraces despite its challenges. Prior to this interview, Trevor made the bold decision to leave his job to focus more on his creative pursuits and family life. Tune in now and don't forget to check out "What If I Break?," available worldwide.

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Today, we are delighted to have frontwoman Britta Görtz from the German-based metal band Hiraes joining us. Britta, known for her work with other music acts like Chaos Rising and Critical Mess, founded Hiraes in the challenging year of 2020. Despite the difficulties, the chemistry she developed with her bandmates was immediate and profound. Following their signing with Napalm Records, Hiraes has released two albums, pushing the boundaries of melodic death metal. Now in their fifth year, Hiraes has garnered a dedicated fan base and has a packed tour schedule for 2024. We also delve into Britta's influences, both as an artist and as an individual, with her citing Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle) as a significant inspiration. With her impressive vocal range, Britta continues to grow artistically, aided by her work with Hiraes. Tune in now and make sure to listen to their new album, "Dormant," available worldwide via Napalm Records.

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Over the span of a decade, time can seem interminable, especially for music acts attempting to resume their careers after a long hiatus. However, fan-favorite death metal band Job For A Cowboy has managed to make a seamless transition back into the spotlight. Joining us in this episode is bassist Nick Schendzielos, who discusses the band's decade-long break and the release of their highly anticipated album, "Moon Healer." During their hiatus, Nick shares insights into the personal growth and pursuits of him and his bandmates, including obtaining educational degrees and exploring various aspects of life. After this much-needed break, Job For A Cowboy is back and better than ever, showcasing their comeback with "Moon Healer," now available via Metal Blade Records. Tune in to our conversation with Nick Schendzielos to learn more.

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