HEAVY Music Interviews22 Loka 2024

Closing The Chapter With NICK MUSGRAVE From SIENNA SKIES

Rising Australian metal outfit Sienna Skies continue to cement themselves as pioneers of Australia’s heavy and alt music scenes, thanks in part to the inking of a new record deal, support slots with some of the world’s largest rock and metalcore acts and a sold-out headline tour in early 2024 that saw the group ignite impassioned fans across the East Coast.
Throw in a recent supporting run with Of Mice & Men and you would understandably cut the group some slack if they wanted to see 2024 out in the comfort of their homes.
But that's not Sienna Skies style. Instead, the band have released a new single, The Hardest Part, and decided to invite US outfit Of Virtue and Sydney rockers Clay J Gladstone to join them on an eight-date trek across Australia to start the year as they started.
On fire.
HEAVY caught up with guitarist Nick Musgrave to get the details, starting with reception afforded The Hardest Part.
"As far as I can tell, pretty good," he smiled. "I don't regularly look into the business of reading through every single comment (laughs). It just pops up here and here, which is kind of nice. Nothing too overly negative, so I guess in some cases no news is good news."
In the full interview we discussed the film clip for The Hardest Part, the upcoming tour and what to expect, why Sienna Skies chose Of Virtue and Clay J Gladstone as touring partners, closing out the last EP cycle, new music in the works, the bonus of having eclectic live line-ups, what three songs to listen to in order to get to know Sienna Skies better and more.

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Tämä jakso on lisätty Podme-palveluun avoimen RSS-syötteen kautta eikä se ole Podmen omaa tuotantoa. Siksi jakso saattaa sisältää mainontaa.

Jaksot(1000)

Incoming! THE KOVENANT Prepare For Aussie Assault

Australia, stretch your necks and brace your ear drums, because the metal gods have smiled upon us once again. After nearly three long decades of waiting, industrial symphonic black metal royalty The ...

3 Syys 13min

POLARIS: Unfiltered, Unleashed, And Without You

Interview by Angela CroudaceAustralia, strap yourselves in. If you thought Sydney’s heavy hitters Polaris were done pushing the boundaries of the global metalcore landscape, you are dead wrong. These ...

2 Syys 18min

Beer Soaked Bliss: LAGERSTEIN Return Home To Lay Waste To Australian Livers

Brisbane’s favorite rum-guzzling party pirates, Lagerstein, are back and ready to lay waste to your livers.After what feels like an eternity off the map, the boys have finally dusted off the S.S. Plun...

2 Syys 16min

PERTURBATOR On Upcoming Australian Tour With HEALTH

Synth-driven producer Perturbator is heading back to Australia next month, joining HEALTH's tour as support after the two acts crossed paths through mutual popularity in the region. In a new interview...

2 Syys 10min

BRAD ROBERTS And The Curious Life Of CRASH TEST DUMMIES

Interview by Ali WilliamsCRASH TEST DUMMIES have reached a particularly agreeable stage of their career. They can tour when they want, play songs that have already survived several decades of public c...

2 Syys 10min

Half A Century Of Metal: WOLF HOFFMAN Talks About ACCEPT'S Legacy And New Album

If there is one band that embodies the absolute, steel-plated spine of traditional heavy metal, it is Germany’s legendary sonic architects, Accept. For half a century, these heavy metal pioneers have ...

1 Syys 14min

TEENS: From BIGSOUND To FOO FIGHTERS, Making Big Noise On The Way

Interview by Ali WilliamsCalling a band TEENS does leave you open to a few fairly obvious questions, particularly when nobody involved can reasonably blame puberty for their decision-making anymore. T...

1 Syys 26min

GLOAM Bring The Wild West To BIGSOUND

Interview by Ali WilliamsBeing a Perth band with East Coast ambitions requires several things: good songs, patience, a tolerant bank account and an acceptance that Australia is ludicrously large when ...

1 Syys 16min