Distorted Sound - Issue 11/March

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Often we forget that our favourite bands are just people like us. People who have their own lives outside of the music they craft. This can result in a long wait and for Walls of Jericho, eight years is a very long time. Reigniting their fire and with the best album in their career, we explore all with vocalist Candace Kucsulain; from becoming a parent to dead lifting and regaining her passion for adrenaline pumping metal.
Whilst we at Distorted Sound love to champion what's new and cutting edge, we like to take a look to the past at some of metal's biggest and most influential bands and this issue is jam-packed with bands that have helped forge what metal is today. We look at the unsung heroes of hardcore punk, Discharge, who have influenced the likes of Metallica and Slayer to name but a few. We relish in the beer-soaked history of Exodus, take a look back at Winds of Creation with Poland's Decapitated and see why Killswitch Engage are still ruling the roost of metalcore with their fantastic new album Incarnate.
Also! We look at the war machine of Sabaton's military driven power metal, get djent with Textures who give us a look into the upcoming Genotype and find out how fusing folk and metal works with Ensiferum. That, and a stack (and I mean a huge stack) of album and live reviews from the team. I say this every month, but this is the best issue of Distorted Sound to date!