Metalix

Sunday morning is the best day for band practice if you're over 30 and willing to fight a hangover. 

Kelvin McDaniel and Colin Starner are developing Xao, a social media app that also sells concert tickets. 

Allegaeon and Nuclear Power Trio guitarist Greg Burgess will unite the world with metal, jazz and flamenco-influenced riffs. 

Conquer Everest reacts to musicians overreacting. See Conquer Everest at Lost Lake Friday 01/18/19. 

Wes and Ryan own The Brutal Poodle, a metal and hardcore themed restaurant in Denver, ready to celebrate its first anniversary. Wes and Ryan also play also play in Son Survivor.

 Scottie and Pete from True the Gray adapted to today's DIY music scene by writing enough music for a four piece band and releasing tracks individually on streaming media.  Get the new EP In a Wake here.  

Nick Nova has an ear for up-and-coming bands, which is why he hosts his own fest annually. Catch Nova Fest 6 Dec 1st 2018 at Hi Dive. 

Jake Stern's journey to the Denver metal scene started almost seven thousand miles away in Israel. Michael and Danny from Seren join Jake in studio for this episode. This episode ends a one year Metalix hiatus. See Of Man and Machine with Seren at Progressive and Aggressive Friday, October 5th at the Roxy in Denver.

Lord Mordi and Fthaggua can tell you everything about the lore of HP Lovecraft, whose stories form the basis of Crafteon's songs.

Meet the first band from Idaho to be interviewed on Metalix. It's OK to film them with your phone camera, but Moretta won't let you be bored at a show.

Core Atoms explains the creative vision of Arcadea, a band that changed B Lo's opinion of electronic music in metal.

Brittney Slayes reveals the mysterious contents of a "safety sack" which travels with her on tour. Bonus secret: it's not even a sack.

Denver metal band Abrams did not get their name from anyone with the last name "Abrams". Sorry, JJ.

Brendan and Audley stay true to their creative vision by limiting their involvement in the music industry.

Obviously, B Lo has never been to Arizona. American Standards is too nice to call him out.

The most scholarly Metalix interview yet (originally posted 04/28/2017)

Bryan vows to survive the beer zombie apocalypse. (Originally posted 03/15/2017)

How Darkest Hour hustled to crowdfund a billboard hit release. (Originally posted 03/26/2017)

Living the necktie life with a few DIY warriors from LA (originally posted 04/18/2017)

Carnifex actually listens to the same genre they play. Hopefully that doesn't surprise you. (Originally posted 03/05/2017)