Future Palace - Maria Lessing

With their fourth album “Resurgence”, FUTURE PALACE enter their most ambitious chapter yet, turning emotional struggle into a powerful blend of heaviness, melody, and cinematic intensity. METAL KAOZ connected with Maria Lessing to discuss depression, the era of “passive hope”, and the damaging mindset that makes artists feel their work is never enough. From social media's toxic metrics to learning how to scream safely, Maria reflects on healing, self-blame, physically releasing emotions, and why no one should be expected to recover alone.


Left To Die - Matt Harvey

With “Initium Mortis”, LEFT TO DIE revisit the primal origins of MANTAS / DEATH, bringing early demo-era material into focus with power, respect, and raw enthusiasm. METAL KAOZ connected with Matt Harvey to discuss living the fanboy dream, protecting the legacy of Death Metal’s pioneer, and why he sees himself as a fan helping out and not Chuck Schuldiner’s replacement. From perfection killing music’s spark to AI, authenticity, and the teenage roots of Death Metal, Matt reflects on why imperfection in music still matters.


The Limit - Bobby Liebling

With “Another Drop”, THE LIMIT return with a gritty, urgent, and defiantly alive Rock ‘N’ Roll statement that refuses polish, trends, or compromise. METAL KAOZ connected with legendary frontman Bobby Liebling to discuss the album’s raw energy, the difference between singing for THE LIMIT and PENTAGRAM, and why the band sets its own path instead of following anyone else’s. From being “73 going on 19” to tour plans and creative goals, Bobby stands as living proof that real Rock still has teeth.


Ruthless - Sammy DeJohn

With “Curse Of The Beast”, RUTHLESS keep the flame of traditional Heavy Metal burning, delivering a fierce new chapter rooted in power, passion, and their unmistakable ’80s spirit. METAL KAOZ connected with Sammy DeJohn to discuss the long road behind the album, from the 17-year story of its title track to a JUDAS PRIEST cover born from a joke text. From fighting for his music to touring struggles, fast songwriting, and the way the internet can make the world feel more violent, Sammy speaks with fire and honesty.