The newest issue from Stencil online magazine, the number #33, is up now for your reading pleasure! Expect to see interviews with COHEED AND CAMBRIA,MAYDAY PARADE, PARKWAY DRIVE, MOTION CITY SOUNDTRACK, LIKE MOTHS TO FLAMES, MISS MAY I, SKINDRED, STATE CHAMPS, BUCKCHERRY, SHINEDOWN, MEMPHIS MAY FIRE, BLESSTHEFALL, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, BOYSETSFIRE, TESSERACT, KNUCKLE PUCK, DEFEATER, FOR TODAY,COLDRAIN, BITERS, and more! See the official word from the editor-in-chief and dive into it below.
“I can’t believe it; Funeral For A Friend and Maybeshewill have called it a day. Both bands have been a huge influence, and I will not be forgetting the positive influence that they had, and will of course leave on the alternative rock world. So if you can, I strongly recommend you try and catch the bands live for one last celebration at their last announced tour dates.They’ve made an incredible impact with their interesting take on progressive rock since their formation, and by doing so they’ve gained themselves a loyal fan base who are always excited to see what they will accomplish next, yes I’m talking about Coheed & Cambria who are the main feature in this issue! They are about to put out their first non-concept record ‘The Color Before The Sun’ and their frontman Claudio is here to discuss everything you need to know about this brilliant new release.We get up to date with new releases from Mayday Parade, Parkway Drive, Motion City Soundtrack, Skindred, Shinedown, Defeater, Buckcherry, For Today and MANY more! Whilst as usual, getting you prepared for some of the biggest and best tours that will be coming your way shortly! For those heading to the Warped Tour UK edition, then do not miss out on our preview of the event as the Stencil Mag team tell you what acts they think you should see! In our talent features section we catch up with artists Stephanie Hanns & Joe Benitez, composers David Houson & Sascha Dikiciyan and even Robert Emms who tells us what it was like to work alongside Steven Spielberg!Our reviews section features: Bring Me The Horizon, Iron Maiden, Disturbed, The Wonder Years, Frank Turner, Neck Deep, and MANY more! To add to all of that, we have our first ’10 year anniversary review’ which as the title suggest sees us look back on iconic records from a decade ago…There is a lot to check out, and that’s why we give you two months to read it all! So I hope that you’ll all enjoy it, and and I’ll see you in November for issue 34!”
