Tag Archives: rock opera

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 →


FEATURE: Morgan Y. Evans of Walking Bombs Talks Seven Influential Protest Songs  

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Morgan Y. Evans – photo credit Elizabeth “Lizzie” Gomez DaPena

Morgan Y. Evans is a nonbinary musician, activist, and writer from Woodstock, NY who has been in the scene since 1993. They live in SoCal now and record as Walking Bombs, an ongoing musical project based on solo songs and/or collaborations which has included team-ups with folx as varied as Garry Brents of Gonemage, industrial pop duo VOWWS, Lis from Filth Is Eternal, Gridfailure, and Jørgen Munkeby of Shining/Emperor (to name a few).  Continue reading →


ALBUM REVIEW: Masters of Reality – The Archer

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For those with the good fortune (and talent) to make an indelible mark on the music world, there are those who achieve mainstream fame, and then like a concurrent shadow are those so vital that their creative essence is absorbed into the very fabric of the music world.  Continue reading →