Video | Destruction’s Martin Furia talks about the new album
Destruction’s guitarist and producer Martin Furia had a backstage chat with Roppongi Rocks about the new album.
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Jinjer in Tokyo
Ukrainian modern prog metal band Jinjer got Tokyo dancing.
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Spiders “Sharp Objects”
Music to get laid to: Swedish rockers Spiders are back with a new album full of great rock’n’roll.
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Jinjer “Duél”
Ukrainian modern metal band Jinjer takes a giant leap forward with the new album.
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Video premiere: Trold “Med Høtyv og Fakkel”
Today, Roppongi Rocks premieres a new music video from the Danish melodic folk metal band Trold.
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Video | Dave Dufort talks about his sister Denise and Girlschool
British drummer Dave Dufort is back on the Roppongi Rocks sofa. This time to talk about his younger sister Denise, drummer in the legendary NWOBHM band Girlschool.
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Video premiere: Electric Boys “Missed Her by A Minute”
Sweden’s hippest rock band, Electric Boys, never goes out of style. All lips and hips forever.
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Video premiere: Withering Surface “The Misery I Keep”
Today, Roppongi Rocks premieres “The Misery I Keep”, the new music video and single from Danish melodic death metal band Withering Surface.
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Video | Enforcer’s Olof Wikstrand: “Everything was better in the 80s!”
“I love metal but I don’t like the 90s!” said Enforcer’s Olof Wikstrand in his second interview with Stefan Nilsson of Roppongi Rocks during the band’s recent fourth tour of Japan.
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Knogjärn “BLY”
Metalcore sung in Swedish? Yeah, Knogjärn makes it work and it is catchy as hell.
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Video | Dave Dufort talks about his time with E.F. Band
Swedish hard rockers E.F. Band had a legendary British drummer when they were invited to be part of the cult compilation LP “Metal for Muthas”.
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Wrong Way Back “Time Tells”
Stockholm’s Wrong Way Back shows us that there is still hope for catchy Swedish punk rock.
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Enforcer’s heavy metal celebration in Tokyo
Heavy metal is alive and well. Sweden’s Enforcer brought its traditional heavy metal back to Tokyo nearly a decade after its last performances in Japan.
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