Liam Sweeny
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Feed Angel – Interview – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: Music genres are difficult for some artists. Some strictly adhere; others not so much. What is your perspective on the genre you play, or the genres you hover around? FA: I think of my genre as dark grunge rock like Chevelle, Pretty […]
DIY Underground – An Xperience Article – by Liam Sweeny. Zeke Motzer was in the courtroom when I first called, and in the seconds we spoke, I had no way of knowing that she was there to see a 21-year-old man get convicted of the murder of a 25-year-old man named Ben Rowe, whose senseless […]
Steve Hewitt (Kent, UK) – Interview – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: Music genres are difficult for some artists. Some strictly adhere; others not so much. What is your perspective on the genre you play, or the genres you hover around? SH: I always struggled with knowing what my genre was for […]
Serpent and the Sun, Chptr 2 – Xperience Fiction – by Liam Sweeny. Jameson scanned the street nervously as they drove. Blake had his knee pressed up against the steering-wheel, rolling another cigarette. He was close to half-way finished with the one-pound bag he picked up on the way to New Rochester. There were only […]
Antti Väärälä (Finland) Interview – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: With the exception of singing, everyone has an instrument, an inanimate object that has the distinction of being a lifelong friend. Smooth or temperamental, these objects have a character. So pick someone to answer, can you tell us something special about what […]
Anthill Annihilator – Interview – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: Every artist’s first song is a milestone. But so is the latest song. Describe the first song/album you recorded, and also the latest song/album you recorded; what are the differences? Taran: Well, I’ve been working on recording Anthill Annihilator stuff for nearly […]
Serpent and the Sun, Chapter 1 – Xperience Fiction – by Liam Sweeny. Chapter One A glint of light from the upper window of the New Rochester Public Library caught on Blake’s shades, splashing a starburst across the windshield. Had he not known better, Blake might have mistaken it for sunlight. He cleared his throat, […]
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