Scars and Guitars

Rachel Bolan (Skid Row). Ahead of Skid Row's October 2018 Australian tour, Rachel chats to Andrew.

Jayson Watkin. Musician, poet and all round good bloke Jayson chats to Andrew about his music and other profound subjects.

Liam Bray (Leichhardt). Andrew and Liam talk about Brisbane, the bands music and host of other topics. A great conversation with a member of a Queensland based band.

Jeff Martin (The Tea Party). Jeff chats to Andrew about his showcase tour honouring R.E.M. : The Ones We Love: Celebrating R.E.M. (1982 - 1992)

Kym Redmond (Band of Missfits). Kym talks to Andrew all about the bands EP, Higher Passage.

Kaki King. Ahead of her August 2018 Australian tour, Kaki King chats to Andrew about her career and the show she is bringing down.

Will Swan (Dance Gavin Dance). A conversation with Will ahead of a the release of the new album, Artificial Selection.

Björn 'Speed' Strid (Night Flight Orchestra) pt 2. Björn Strid chats to Andrew about the new NFO album, Sometimes the World Aint Enough and about his good friend, Ralph Santolla, who sadly is in a coma at the time of the interview.

Harry Foxton (Foxton Kings). Andrew and Harry chat all about the bands brand of electrified rock' blues!

Alex Arpino. A few days prior to the release of Alex's self titled debut album, he has a chat to Andrew all about it.

Joakim 'Jocke' Berg (Hardcore Superstar). Ahead of the bands australian tour, Jocke talks the tour, the upcoming album and Lemmy!

Hamish Anderson. Hamish is an extraordinary blues musician, his new song release is called "U". Andrew and Hamish discuss his journey performing the blues.

Robert Ortiz (Escape The Fate). Robert chats to Andrew about the bands 2018 tour of Australia.

In this episode, I have the pleasure of featuring Martin Larsson, the esteemed guitarist of At The Gates. The catalyst for our conversation is the release of their 2018 album, "To Drink from the Night Itself." Throughout our discussion, we delve into the intricacies of the new album, explore the enduring influence and impact of Martin's remarkable guitar playing, and reflect on the magnum opus "Sl...

Philip Pendergast (Khemmis). An outstanding discussion with Philip covering a lot of ground in promotion for the new album, Desolation.

Dean Back (THEORY Of A Deadman). Andrew chats to bassist Dean about the bands upcoming Australian tour and the new album, Wake Up Call.

In this chat, Rudolf Schenker, the renowned guitarist of Scorpions, takes centre stage. The catalyst for our conversation is the band's 2018 shows with Def Leppard in Australia. Rudolf shares his excitement about the upcoming shows, sheds light on the band's process for selecting a set list, reminisces about their first-ever fan club, and reveals his thoughts on a potential reunion with his brothe...

Falk (Powerwolf). Falk is the keyboardist in German band Powerwolf, they have a trio of  releases for the market in 2018 with the studio album leading things, its called The Sacrament of Sin

Harry Koisser (Peace). Harry chats to Andrew about the UK bands brand new album, Kindness Is The New Rock and Roll.

Robert Hinton. Andrew chats to Western Australian artist Robert all about his new album, There Are No Winners Here, Only Beginners Here.

Jeremy Spencer (Five Finger Death Punch, ex- W.A.S.P.). Jeremy chats to Andrew about he bands new album for 2018, And Justice For None.

Peter Tägtgren (PAIN, Hypocrisy, Lindemann, The Abyss). PAIN is embarking on an Australian tour in May 2018 so Peter had a chat to Andrew about the tour and other aspects of his legendary career.

Richard Shaw (Cradle Of Filth). Richard chats to Andrew about his career and time in Cradle Of Filth. Richard had just arrived in Sydney as part of Cradle Of Filth's Australian tour.

Brandan Schieppati (Bleeding Through). Brandon chats to Andrew about the bands new album, Love Will Kill All, as well as his thoughts on health and fitness while on tour among other subjects.

Joey Tempest (Europe). Ahead of the bands premier appearance in Australia, Joey chats to Andrew about the tour, "The Final Countdown"s impact on culture and a heap of other subjects