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LO SCISMA discuss artistic freedom, social responsibility, and rejecting industry conventions, exploring their debut album I Mercanti della Pace , creative philosophy, and the fractures they hope their music creates. 1. LO SCISMA is described not simply as a band, but as “a choice.” What does that choice mean to each of you personally, and what made you feel that this was the right moment to…
Audiosvora discusses their international lineup, genre-defying sound, upcoming EP Motion , creative process, Budapest influences, and ambitions to bring their unique energy to live stages worldwide. 1. Audiosvora brings together musicians from Russia, Hungary, and Colombia, with the band now based in Budapest. How did this international lineup come together, and how has each member’s background…
No Kings Allowed discuss their evolution, masked identity, Dethroned Reimagined, live experiences, songwriting growth, and the exciting new chapter ahead for the band. 1. No Kings Allowed combines deathcore heaviness, metalcore hooks and cinematic atmosphere. How would you describe the band’s musical identity today, and what do you think makes your sound stand out? We have never really wanted to…
In this interview, Daniel Bohn discusses his journey as a one-man project, his new concept album, creative influences, storytelling, and the emotions behind his music. 1. Congratulations on your first release under Sliptrick Records. How does it feel to reach this milestone, and what opportunities has signing with the label opened up for you? Signing with Sliptrick was an exciting milestone for…
Album Review: Daniel Bohn ”Gallant Guest” Daniel Bohn is no stranger to Lelahel Metal . We have been following his musical journey since 2023, interviewing him twice—first in 2023 and again in 2024. Following this review, we will also be publishing a brand-new interview with him. Over the years, we have had the opportunity to premiere and review several of his releases, including the excellent…
Single Review : D.D.R. “Never Forever” “Never Forever” is the second D.D.R. single we have had the pleasure of reviewing, and once again, Stephen Paul’s project brings that unmistakable feeling of melodic rock we sometimes miss in today’s music. There is something genuinely refreshing about hearing a song that embraces the atmosphere, melodies, and emotional honesty of the 1980s while still…
Album Review : Paweł J.P. Hirlok “Perły” How is it possible that Perły is already Paweł J.P. Hirlok’s twelfth studio album , and yet this is the first time many of us are really hearing his name? That was honestly one of my first thoughts when discovering this record. But believe me, Perły deserves the detour — and after a few lines, you will understand exactly why. Translated as “Pearls,” Perły…
Album Review: Motihari Brigade “Problematic” I took a little longer than usual to review Problematic. Not because I lacked time, but because there is simply a lot to say about this album, and a surprising number of positive points to unpack. From its creativity and old-school spirit to the richness of its songwriting and thematic ambition, Motihari Brigade have delivered a record that deserves…
Single Review: Feed The Sickness "Fading Light" After a 17-second atmospheric intro, a sharp snare hit signals the real beginning of "Fading Light", and from that moment the track refuses to let go. I first watched the music video before writing this review, and during those opening seconds I actually expected a technical death metal band. Then the first riff arrived, and everything changed. Feed…
Single Review : Bite To Break "In Between" Before diving into "In Between", it's worth saying that this is exactly the kind of band we love to review at Lelahel Metal . When a group truly understands its musical identity, it makes the listening experience even more rewarding. Bite To Break knows exactly what they are doing, and we know exactly how to describe the energy they bring. Formed only…
