Metal Sludge — Digging deep into the Sludge Archives we’re unearthing some oldies and super Sludgy goodies. Below is our original 20 Questions interview with Britny Fox bassist Billy Childs. Billy did NOT short anyone on his answers. As a matter of fact, he wrote over 5,000 words in his replies. Kudos to Billy from way back on Sept. 28th 2004. We’re going to continue to share some more of these, enjoy. ——————————————————————– 20 Questions[…]

Metal Sludge — We’re continuing to dig deep into the old archives and bring you some great past interviews. This 20 Questions takes us back to 2004 with Paul Gilbert of Mr. Big and Racer X fame. Paul was a great sport and gave the readers plenty with roughly 2,500 words of love from his mind and keyboard. Enjoy the latest installment and make sure to click the CLASSIC SLUDGE menu bar tab for more[…]

Metal Sludge — In our series of old skool flashback interviews, we give you another oldie but a goodie. This below is the exact 20 Questions we posted with Every Mother’s Nightmare singer Rick Ruhl nearly 20 years ago. This was first published back on October 2nd 2001! Ruhl is still going strong today with Every Mother’s Nightmare who just released “Resurrect The Faithful” on High Vol Music in late October. The first single was[…]

Metal Sludge — Continuing in our series of Sludge Flashbacks, today we’re going to go way back, back to the 1900’s… back when the Prince hit was on every radio radar for the final weeks of that year. Below is the exact interview Metal Sludge published on July 6th 1999 with (at the time) former Warrant guitarist Joey Allen. As everyone knows, Warrant has since reunited a few different ways and the complete classic lineup[…]

LOS ANGELES — Once among Hollywood’s most promising unsigned bands, Taz is resurfacing a generation later with a CD of rare recordings set to be released soon on Eonion Records. Taz was big enough to headline consecutive nights in hometown Los Angeles at such prestigious venues as the Roxy and Country Club, but except for a long-forgotten Japan EP and few batches of demos for record companies-only, there is almost nothing on tape. Until now.[…]