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SADAEL joins AndreaNet for a conversation about the evolution of the project from doom to death metal, songwriting, musical influences, and more than two decades of creating extreme music.We talk about SADAEL's upcoming album Harmony Beyond, the story behind “Apocrypha,” working with Satanath Records, finding musicians for a future live lineup, the role of technology in modern music production, album artwork and AI, physical releases, and the challenge of turning a solo project into a real band.SADAEL also shares his approach to creativity, why music often comes to him on the edge of sleep, and the mindset that continues to push the project forward: the best album is always the one that hasn't been released yet.**In this episode:• The evolution from doom to death metal• Classical music, Cannibal Corpse, Morbid Angel, Nile and other influences• The songwriting and recording process• “Apocrypha” and Paralytic Thrall• Upcoming album Harmony Beyond• Working with Satanath Records• Building a live SADAEL lineup• AI, album artwork and physical releases• More than 20 years of creating music• Why “the better music is yet to come”New episodes of Voices with AndreaNet every Friday.Timestamps:00:00 The Better Music Is Yet to Come00:30 Meet SADAEL02:03 From Doom to Death Metal04:05 Musical Influences: Nature, Classical Music & Death Metal05:12 How SADAEL Writes Music06:25 Technicality vs. Emotion08:42 The Story Behind “Apocrypha”10:26 Upcoming Album: Harmony Beyond10:44 From Violin to Guitar11:16 Finding Vocalists and Musicians13:04 Working with Satanath Records13:56 The Story Behind “Biomass”15:29 Returning to the Stage18:27 Where to Start with SADAEL19:32 “The Better Music Is Yet to Come”20:14 Making Metal Since 200422:21 The Future of SADAEL24:18 Building a Live Band25:09 Album Art, AI & a Very Ironic Accusation26:41 Physical Releases and Collecting Music29:37 Where Musical Inspiration Comes From30:53 Life, Discipline & Routine

Goatamentise has been part of the Bronx underground metal scene for more than 30 years.In this episode of Voices with AndreaNet, I sit down with members of Goatamentise: Barry, Ramon, Tracy and Louie, to talk about their history, the Bronx metal scene of the '90s, death metal and hardcore influences, legendary New York venues, and what it takes to keep a band alive for more than three decades.We get into the stories behind songs like “LSD (Love Song for the Deranged)” and “Suicide,” their approach to writing about real-world darkness, their experiences playing venues like CBGB, the evolution of New York's metal scene, physical music vs. streaming, and the new Goatamentise material currently in the works.The guys also share stories about missed opportunities to play overseas, their unexpected following in places like Belgium, the bands they'd love to share a stage with, including Obituary, Deicide and Immolation, and, finally, the accidental story behind the name Goatamentise.A conversation about underground metal, friendship, longevity, and more than three decades of keeping heavy music alive in the Bronx.Voices with AndreaNet is a podcast featuring honest conversations with musicians, artists, and people shaping the rock and metal scene.Subscribe for new episodes and conversations from the underground and beyond.#Goatamentise #DeathMetal #BronxMetal #HeavyMetal #MetalPodcast #VoicesWithAndreaNet #HardcoreTimestamps:00:00 The Rooster Incident00:34 Meet Goatamentise02:04 “LSD: Love Song for the Deranged”03:11 Over 30 Years of Goatamentise05:36 Growing Up in the Bronx Metal Scene07:25 Old-School Metal vs. Today08:55 That Goat Metal Show12:29 Playing Outside New York & the Poland Opportunity14:12 Musical Influences: Death Metal, Hardcore & Thrash17:21 How the Band Members Met18:53 Formorian Productions & Physical Releases20:29 Physical Music vs. the Digital Era22:40 Being a Metalhead in the Bronx27:56 Touring, Texas, California & Puerto Rico30:40 Festivals and Maryland Deathfest32:23 The Real-World Darkness Behind the Lyrics37:43 Family, Music & Staying in the Game39:23 Drama, Haters & the Metal Scene42:17 Where to Find Metal in New York44:43 Playing CBGB & Legendary NYC Venues47:04 Life Behind the Band48:08 The Next Goatamentise Album49:18 The Story Behind “Suicide”53:49 Dream Bills: Slayer, Obituary, Deicide & Immolation55:22 New Music & Upcoming Songs57:49 The Story Behind the Name Goatamentise1:00:30 Goatamentise Around the World1:02:00 Final Thoughts

In this episode of Voices with AndreaNet, I sit down with Italian heavy hitters Carcharodon (Boggio, Pixo and Nuzi) for a laid-back conversation about more than 20 years of making music together, touring the United States, the Italian metal scene, and the evolution of a sound they’ve never been interested in fitting neatly into one genre.Carcharodon blends elements of sludge, doom, death metal, thrash, hardcore punk and even blues, creating something they simply prefer to call Carcharodon.We talk about their upcoming album Never on Your Side, their collaboration with Satanath Records, how Nuzi brought the fury of Italian ’80s hardcore punk into the band, and why their music has actually gotten faster as they’ve gotten older.We also get into their experiences touring the U.S., the differences between American and European metal crowds, the reality of keeping a band alive for more than two decades, the Italian underground scene, dream festivals like Maryland Deathfest and Wacken, and what these guys do when they’re not making heavy music.And yes, there’s also the story of the time they had to escape through the back door of a bar in South Carolina because a motorcycle gang was looking for them.This is Voices with AndreaNet, conversations with the musicians, artists and people shaping the rock and metal scene.🎙️ New episodes every Friday. Follow Voices with AndreaNet and Carcharodon for more music, conversations and upcoming releases.#VoicesWithAndreaNet #Carcharodon #MetalPodcast #MetalInterview #ItalianMetal #DeathMetal #SludgeMetal #ThrashMetal #undergroundmetal 00:00 Running from a Motorcycle Gang in South Carolina00:34 Welcome to Voices with AndreaNet00:48 How Do You Pronounce Carcharodon?02:22 What Does Carcharodon Sound Like?03:47 From Booze & Rock ’n’ Roll to a Darker World05:49 Touring the United States07:03 How Nuzi Made Carcharodon Faster08:16 “Putrid Future” & the New Album “Never on Your Side”09:54 Signing with Satanath Records11:43 U.S. vs. European Metal Crowds13:38 Lap Steel Guitar, Blues & Heavy Music15:15 What Keeps a Band Together for 20+ Years?17:25 What Would They Tell Their 2003 Selves?18:40 The Music Carcharodon Is Listening to Now20:03 What the Hell Is “Macho Metal”?21:35 What’s Next for Carcharodon?22:36 Tour Stories: Escaping a Motorcycle Gang24:51 The Metal Scene in Italy27:00 Could Carcharodon Return to the U.S.?29:41 Playing California35:52 Dream Festivals: Maryland Deathfest & Wacken37:55 Life Outside the Band41:12 Closing | Voices with AndreaNet

In this episode of Voices with Andreanet, I sit down with Edd Jiménez, founder, composer, and multi-instrumentalist behind Brainblast, for a conversation that goes far beyond music.We talk about his journey as a musician, from getting his first cheap guitar to developing his own approach to writing, composing, and creating music. Edd opens up about the evolution of Brainblast, how his perspective as an artist has changed over the years, and what it means to keep pushing yourself creatively without losing the reason you started making music in the first place.We also get into Death and Chuck Schuldiner, Metallica, songwriting, orchestration, vinyl collecting and variants, the differences between earlier and more recent Brainblast material, and the influences and experiences that have shaped Edd's musical world.But this conversation isn't only about music. We talk about friendships, politics and how they can divide people, technology and AI-generated music, the realities of being an independent artist, memorable live experiences, and some unexpectedly funny stories along the way.This became one of those conversations where the original interview slowly disappeared and turned into two people genuinely talking about music, creativity, life, and everything in between.If you're into metal, songwriting, musicianship, creative conversations, or simply hearing artists talk about the experiences behind their work, this episode is for you.🎙️ Voices with AndreanetNew episodes every Friday on YouTube and Spotify.Subscribe for more honest, unfiltered conversations with musicians, artists, and people from the rock and metal world.Chapters00:00 | Why Playing Live Means Everything05:49 | My Brother Introduced my to Metal08:20 | From Gothic Metal to Black Metal10:12 | Discovering the Melodic Side of Metal14:12 | The Song That Caught My Attention15:24 | How Brainblast Started17:31 | The Story Behind His First Guitar19:09 | A Guitar, an Amp & a Birthday That Changed Everything22:04 | Learning Guitar Through Death24:06 | Studying Classical Composition26:10 | The Power of Orchestration in Metal29:14 | The Story Behind “Unbreathable Atmosphere”31:35 | What the Lyrics Really Mean34:04 | Brainblast’s First Vinyl Release38:20 | The Meaning Behind the Colossus Artwork40:27 | Upcoming Shows & Touring Plans43:52 | The Most Memorable Brainblast Shows46:53 | The Worst Show They Ever Played50:16 | When the Tour Van Broke Down52:27 | The Crazy Story Nobody Had Heard Before57:01 | Working at Lollapalooza & Discovering New Bands58:28 | The First Time Seeing Metallica Live1:04:17 | Brainblast’s International Ambitions1:08:05 | New Music & What’s Coming Next1:11:08 | Finding Brainblast’s Signature Sound1:14:21 | Working With Cryptopsy’s Christian Donaldson1:18:24 | Modern Metal, Djent & Technical Music1:21:03 | What’s on His Music Rotation Right Now1:28:11 | The Bands He Dreams of Sharing a Stage With1:30:14 | The Producers Behind the Sound1:32:13 | Why Production Can Make or Break a Song1:34:22 | Talking Metallica & Favorite Albums1:37:49 | AI, Music & the Future of Creativity1:45:12 | When Technology Becomes Part of the Creative Process1:46:50 | Acting, Opportunities & Taking Chances1:51:46 | Making Films Without Expecting Money1:53:23 | Black Mirror, Technology & the Future1:55:30 | How He Teaches Himself Music Production1:58:30 | Movies That Were Way Ahead of Their Time2:00:04 | The Challenge of Acting in One Take2:02:59 | Why Lord of the Rings Is a Masterpiece2:09:06 | Why Drama Can Be Exhausting2:10:34 | Choosing Happiness Over Other People’s Opinions2:13:53 | Learning English Through Music2:18:54 | Why Latin Is So Important to His Music2:21:37 | The Conversation Comes to an End2:24:06 | Where to Find Voices With Andreanet

Flavio leon From South Arsenal and favelasIn this episode, we sit down with Flavio León for a personal conversation about his journey through music, creativity, and the experiences that shaped his sound.Flavio shares stories about growing up in Chicago, discovering the music that inspired him, and the path that led him from early garage rehearsals and underground shows to becoming part of the independent rock scene. We talk about his passion for rock and punk music, the influence of classic bands, songwriting, performing live, and the dedication it takes to continue creating music independently.Throughout this conversation, Flavio opens up about the memories, challenges, friendships, and moments that have defined his artistic journey. From the Chicago music community to new projects and future goals, this episode explores the heart behind the music and the story behind the artist.A conversation about staying authentic, following your passion, and keeping the spirit of metal alive.00:00 Introduction & Weekend Show Story02:00 Black Sabbath Tribute Performance & Last-Minute Set04:00 Growing Up in Chicago & Musical Influences06:00 Starting a Band in the Garage08:20 Favelas Side Project & Band Beginnings10:30 Family, Brothers & Building a Band Together13:00 Creating Opportunities & DIY Music Scene15:30 Backyard Shows & Early Performances18:00 The Dungeon of Doom & Underground Shows20:00 Discovering Music Without Money or Resources22:00 Collecting Merchandise & Supporting Bands24:30 Favorite Venues & Memorable Concerts27:00 Writing Lyrics & Creating Songs29:30 Toxic Relationships & Song Inspiration32:00 The Meaning Behind the Lyrics36:00 West Hollywood Shows & Big Crowds40:00 Dealing With Criticism & Staying Authentic45:00 Acting, Voiceovers & Creative Projects54:00 Chicago Rock Scene & Musical Connections58:00 Punk Music, Singing Style & Influences1:03:00 Meeting Musicians & Building Connections1:07:00 Mixing 60s/70s Rock With Punk1:09:00 Supporting Local Bands & Music Community1:18:00 Social Media, Website & Connecting With Fans1:25:00 Future Tours, East Coast Plans & New Music1:27:00 New Favelas Single Release Announcement1:32:00 Song Concepts, Creativity & Band Stories 1:41:00 Latin Music Shows & Different Crowds1:46:00 Metal Scene, Festivals & Favorite Bands1:53:00 Taking Breaks & Future Plans1:58:00 Producing Music Independently2:00:00 Upcoming Projects & Final Thoughts#FlavioLeon #RockMusic #ChicagoMusic #PunkRock #IndependentMusic #MusicInterview #Songwriting #RockAndRoll #LiveMusic #MusicPodcast

En este episodio de Voices with Andreanet, converso con mi mejor amiga Kate Gómez, ex vocalista de Ancient Black, una banda de black metal de Bogotá. Nuestra amistad comenzó hace más de diez años gracias a las redes sociales, y en esta conversación recordamos cómo nos conocimos, su historia dentro del metal extremo y todo lo que ha vivido desde entonces.Kate comparte cómo llegó a convertirse en vocalista de Ancient Black, sus primeros años en la escena del metal colombiano, los desafíos de ser mujer en un género dominado por hombres y las experiencias que marcaron su carrera musical.También hablamos sobre su vida actual en Alemania como mujer soltera, las diferencias culturales, la adaptación a otro país, las amistades que sobreviven a la distancia, las redes sociales, la creatividad y muchas anécdotas que nunca habíamos contado públicamente.Una conversación entre dos amigas que han visto cambiar sus vidas, sus carreras y hasta los países en los que viven, pero que después de más de una década todavía pueden sentarse a hablar de metal, recordar viejas historias y reírse de todo lo que ha pasado en el camino.Si te gusta el black metal, el metal colombiano, conocer historias reales de músicos o simplemente disfrutar de conversaciones honestas entre amigos, este episodio es para ti.Déjanos en los comentarios:​¿Conocías a Ancient Black?​¿Cuál fue tu parte favorita del episodio?​¿Qué invitado te gustaría ver en Voices with Andreanet?Suscríbete para más entrevistas con músicos, artistas, fotógrafos, periodistas y personas que forman parte del mundo del rock y el metal.#VoicesWithAndreanet #CatherineGomez #AncientBlack #BlackMetal #MetalColombiano #WomenInMetal #FemaleVocalist #MetalPodcast #HeavyMetal #ExtremeMetal #BlackMetalColombia #RockPodcast #MetalScene #Colombia 00:00 Introducción, primer episodio en español00:43 Cómo conocí a Catherine Gómez02:23 Cómo llegó a ser vocalista de Ancient Black03:59 Desarrollando una voz para el black metal06:20 Ser mujer en la escena del metal colombiano10:23 Los conciertos que más recuerda14:25 Mudarse a Argentina y empezar de nuevo17:06 Composición musical y creatividad20:16 La escena del metal en Colombia26:07 Nuevos proyectos musicales en Argentina36:53 Diferencias entre la escena argentina y colombiana41:54 Anécdotas de la época antes de las redes sociales53:18 Cómo mantener una amistad a distancia durante años01:00:01 Vivir en Alemania y nuevas experiencias01:06:46 Mi transición hacia la comedia y el contenido digital01:17:03 Bandas colombianas y vocalistas que admiramos01:25:04 Ser una mujer vocalista en el metal01:49:05 El mundo del tatuaje y el arte01:57:50 Música fuera del metal, incluso reggaetón01:59:08 Resumen del episodio y despedida

Content Advisory: This episode includes a discussion about mental health that some listeners may find sensitive. Listener discretion is advised.In Episode 3 of Voices with Andreanet, I sit down with Jean Jimenez, bassist for Soul Disease and Okinawa Bullets, for an honest conversation about music, resilience, and life beyond the stage.Jean shares his journey through the metal scene, how he developed as a bassist, and the experiences that have shaped him as both a musician and a person. We talk about creativity, performing live, the realities of being in a band, and what it takes to keep pursuing your passion in the music industry.We also have an open discussion about mental health, the emotional challenges many artists face, the importance of asking for help, and how music can become a powerful source of healing, connection, and strength.Whether you’re a musician, a metal fan, or someone looking for real conversations about creativity, perseverance, and personal growth, this episode is filled with meaningful insights and inspiring stories.🎙️ Voices with Andreanet is a podcast where artists, musicians, and creators share the stories behind their careers, their struggles, and the moments that shaped who they are today.If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who loves music and authentic conversations.00:00 Intro00:01 Meet Jean Paul Jiménez, Soul Disease & Okinawa Bullets03:18 How Jean Paul Fell in Love with Music06:10 Musical Influences and Developing His Style09:15 Bass Gear, Endorsements & Signature Sound12:30 Creating Content as a Modern Musician15:25 Mental Health, Ego & Growth as an Artist18:20 Touring Opportunities and Playing in Europe21:35 Life Lessons from the Road24:55 Overcoming Self-Doubt as a Musician28:17 Touring Ecuador and Brazil31:05 Balancing a Day Job and Music Career34:13 Family Support and Personal Motivation37:12 The Feeling of Performing for Huge Crowds40:24 Tour Memories and Favorite Concerts43:35 The Metal Scene in Los Angeles46:30 Advice for New Musicians49:25 Festivals, Live Shows & Dream Experiences52:12 Future Projects and What's Coming Next 55:03 Favorite Festivals, Final Thoughts & Farewell#VoicesWithAndreanet #JeanJimenez #SoulDisease #OkinawaBullets #MentalHealth #Metal #HeavyMetal #BassPlayer #MetalPodcast #Podcast #Musicians #ArtistLife

Content Warning: This episode contains a vulnerable conversation involving trauma, PTSD, and personal experiences that may be distressing for some viewers and listeners. Please use your discretion before listening.In this episode of Voices with Andreanet, I sit down with Paulette, a multi-talented artist whose journey has taken her through acting, singing, dancing, choreography, and the world of rock music.Paulette opens up about her life as an artist, sharing the highs and lows behind the scenes, the moments when she hit rock bottom, struggled with depression, and found the strength to keep creating. She talks about the challenges of pursuing an artistic career while being a mother, balancing family and passion, and the experiences that shaped who she is today.We also talk about her journey in music, including her time with the rock band Dharma, their performances in Chicago and surrounding areas, and what it means to express yourself through different forms of art.From her personal struggles to her biggest dreams, Paulette shares an honest and inspiring conversation about resilience, creativity, motherhood, and the courage it takes to follow an artistic path.00:00 Introduction and catching up01:02 Chicago vs. Los Angeles. Life after moving02:42 Being a mom while building an acting career12:20 Meeting through the band Dharma and early artistic memories12:59 Broadway in Chicago and discovering theater opportunities19:36 Stage acting versus creating original work25:54 Anxiety, depression and finding her way back27:00 Why she stepped away from theater for music33:58 Auditioning for West Side Story34:40 Immigration, identity and representation on stage42:33 Life backstage and the reality of performing49:33 Advice for artists chasing their dreams56:11 Opportunities, festivals and learning to say no1:02:16 How she met her husband1:03:17 Music industry vs. acting industry1:09:02 Balancing career, motherhood and everyday life1:15:53 Learning English as a second language1:29:30 Fear, confidence and speaking up1:36:16 Latino representation and West Side Story2:12:11 Current projects and what's next

Warning: The following program contains explicit language. Viewer discretion is advised.A conversation with Khris Forero, editorial director, documentary photographer, and audiovisual producer. From studying medical studies in Bogotá during the early 2000s to working with Rockaxis and photographing legendary artists, Khris shares unforgettable stories from behind the scenes of the music industry. We discuss his experiences photographing Metallica, James Hetfield, Ozzy Osbourne, Tool, Moonspell, and many other iconic artists, along with what it was like documenting the unique atmosphere of 70,000 Tons of Metal.A lifelong friendship. An incredible journey.🎙️ Full episode, July 17.00:00 Introduction06:45 Khris first beginnings on photography13:30 Andreanet's summer camp job20:15 Working for Kodak27:00 Being a photographer in Egypt34:00 Threatened in a dangerous zone41:00 Working With metal Artists48:00 working for Moonspell55:00 Behind the Scenes1:02:00 Working for Dogma1:09:00 Documentary Storytelling1:13:27 70000 Tons of Metal1:23:00 studying at NYU1:30:00 Andrea's Memorable Experiences1:37:00 Challenges Behind the Camera1:44:00 Colombia nowadays1:51:00 The Music Industry in Colombia today1:58:00 Social media good and bad sides2:05:00 Haters and stories2:12:00 Final Thoughts & Closing#Podcast #VoicesWithAndreanet #metalhead7uXEIvGGqAymdpnabKbf

Welcome to Voices by Andrea Net.I'm Andrea Net, actress, model, and lifelong metalhead.I created this podcast to have real conversations with the people who make the metal community what it is. From musicians and photographers to industry professionals and passionate artists, every episode is honest, unfiltered, and authentic.If you love metal and meaningful conversations, you're in the right place.Subscribe and don't miss the first episode.