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  • S.18 E.19 - Interview with Volumes
    Jan 9 2026

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    We sat down with Volumes vocalists Michael Barr and Myke Terry to reflect on the band’s journey from their 2009 Los Angeles beginnings to the release of their fifth album, Mirror Touch, out via Fearless Records. We looked back on the trials, lineup changes, and dedication that shaped Volumes into one of modern metalcore’s most distinctive voices, while also diving into their live energy, touring life, and the bands that continue to inspire them. The conversation explored the writing process behind Mirror Touch, the pressure and responsibility that comes with longevity, and how the album represents a full evolution of the Volumes sound — blending groove, atmosphere, polyrhythmic heaviness, and unmistakable swagger. Michael and Myke also opened up about balancing dual vocal roles, working again with producer Daniel Braunstein, the album’s striking visual identity, and the deeply human themes running through the lyrics. Mirror Touch stands as both a celebration of Volumes’ past and a confident step into their future.

    Mirror Touch is out now worldwide via Fearless Records.

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    23 mins
  • S.18 E.18 - Interview with Melissa Bonny
    Jan 8 2026

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    We welcomed the talented Melissa Bonny back to Interview Under Fire to discuss the bold new chapter of her career with her first-ever solo album, Cherry Red Apocalypse, set for release on January 23, 2026 — her birthday. Best known as the voice behind Ad Infinitum, Melissa opened up about what pushed her to step into a fully independent creative space, the meaning behind the album’s striking title, and the freedom she found outside traditional band structures. We explored the album’s blend of metal, pop-rock, and cinematic elements, her collaboration with producers Vikram Shankar and Jacob Hansen, and the personal songwriting approach that makes this record her most vulnerable and expansive work yet. Melissa also discussed working with a diverse lineup of guest musicians, balancing her solo identity alongside her band projects, and building a deeper connection with fans throughout the process. Cherry Red Apocalypse stands as a powerful statement of artistic ownership, evolution, and fearless self-expression. Tune in now and be sure to buy and stream “Cherry Red Apocalypse,” out worldwide January 23rd!

    Stay connected! Visit: MELISSA BONNY, Instagram and Facebook

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    45 mins
  • S.18 E.17 – Devin Shidaker of The Acacia Strain
    Dec 29 2025

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    We caught up with guitarist Devin Shidaker of The Acacia Strain back in October to talk about the band’s crushing thirteenth album, You Are Safe From God Here, out now via Rise Records. Joining the band later in its timeline, Devin reflected on carving out his own path within The Acacia Strain, the chemistry he’s built with frontman Vincent Bennett over the years, and the lasting influence of artists like the late Ozzy Osbourne. We also touched on his love for horror films and how that atmosphere bleeds into the band’s sound. The new record sees The Acacia Strain fusing sludge, doom, and death metal while still preserving the raw, unhinged aggression rooted in hardcore punk.

    Stay connected with The Acacia Strain, visit: https://youaresafefromgodhere.com/, https://www.instagram.com/theacaciastrain/, and https://www.facebook.com/Theacaciastrain/

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    49 mins
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