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INTERVIEW: Devin Townsend on “The Moth” and the Most Ambitious Record of His Life

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GhostCultKeefy caught up with Devin Townsend to discuss The Moth, his landmark twenty-four-track symphonic progressive metal rock opera released May 29, 2026, through Insideout Music, Century Media Records, and his own HevyDevy Records imprint. Devin describes the album as his life’s work and most ambitious project to date, more than a decade in the making, chronicling the full arc of the human experience from birth to death through the central metaphor of personal transformation and self-discovery. Continue reading →


“Feels Like the First Time – The Foreigner Musical” is Coming Soon

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In collaboration with legendary rock band, Foreigner, the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, and Long Island University’s Post Theatre Company have announced the team and schedule for Feels Like the First Time – The Foreigner Musical. The show will take place, for the very first time, at the Little Theatre on LIU’s Brookville campus, Friday, April 17, 2026, and runs through to Sunday, April 26, 2026. Find out more below
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ALBUM REVIEW: Persefone – metanoia

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Persefone’s metanoia (Napalm Records) opens and it feels as if I’m watching an Andrew Lloyd Weber Broadway musical. Metanoia is atmospheric and grandiose; one would expect nothing less from Persefone. ‘Katabasis’ explodes onto the listener with a bombastic array of seventies progressive rock and psychedelia feel. Marc Martins Pia has shades of Yaz and Freddy Mercury on the opening track juxtaposed with the guttural vocalizations of death metal. The guitar work of Carlos Lozano Quintanilla and Filipe Baldaia are a wild mixture of mathematical genius, LSD, and a plethora of thirty-second note runs. ‘Katabasis’ can be an intense listen. 

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