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Witch Club Satan is a provocative black metal band from Norway that draws inspiration from the injustices faced by women throughout history. The band members, Johanna Kleive, Nikoline Spjelkavik, and Victoria Røising, use their music to reclaim words that have been used to diminish women and find empowerment within themselves. They taught themselves to play instruments and released their self-titled debut album independently. Witch Club Satan's music explores themes of feminism, witchcraft, and political activism, and they aim to create a community for like-minded individuals. [Extracted from the article]

This text is a compilation of various articles and interviews discussing different topics such as music, games, and bands. It includes interviews with musicians Linnéa Olsson of Maggot Heart, Colin Hendra of Wytch Hazel, and Amalie Bruun of Myrkur. The articles also cover topics such as the best games of the year, EPs of the year, and live performances by bands like Sabaton, Babymetal, and AC/DC. Each article provides insights into the artists' perspectives, their creative processes, and their experiences in the music industry. The article discusses two different bands and their recent albums. Code Orange, a hardcore band, has released an album called "The Above" which combines elements of rock, metal, and grunge. The band aims to challenge themselves and create accessible songs that still maintain their intelligence and emotion. Creeper, a goth-punk band, has released an album called "Sanguivore" which draws inspiration from classic rock and Jim Steinman's "Bat Out of Hell." The album tells a vampire-themed story and showcases the band's theatricality. Both bands have their own unique sound and are focused on their own artistic growth rather than comparing themselves to other bands. [Extracted from the article]

Caleb 'Bones' Owens, a musician from Nashville, recently embarked on a tour around the Midwest to promote his second album, Love Out Of Lemons. He traveled on his Harley-Davidson motorcycle with his guitar strapped to his back. The tour, called Goin' Back Where I Came From, allowed Owens to reconnect with his roots and visit his grandfather's farm. Love Out Of Lemons combines classic rock and alternative rock elements, with tracks that evoke a sense of nostalgia. Owens, who started his career as a session and touring guitarist, is now supporting Blackberry Smoke on their European and UK tour. [Extracted from the article]

The article present an interview with Warren Haynes, known for work with iconic bands like the 'Allman Brothers' and 'Gov't Mule,' and his enthusiastic participation in American musician Dolly Parton's rock album, "Rockstar"; and his admiration for Dolly Parton's timeless artistry and songwriting.

The article present an interview with the members of the Swedish rock band Graveyard, including their sixth album, appropriately titled "6"; the impact of COVID-19 on their plans; the recording process in two studios including the rural Silence studio and the musical direction.