Z.Z: First of all, should I call you "Count De Efrit" or do you have a real name too?!
In the cases about "Ekove Efrits" I expect using of "Count De Efrit".
Z.Z: What does "Count De Efrit" means?
Interviews
An interview with Count De Efrit, the founder of Iranian "Depressive Black Metal" band "Ekove Efrits"
Submitted by Nassir Mashkouri on Sat, 04/28/2007 - 21:19.
A chat with Esfand Pormand , music critique and the former guitar player/ vocalist in the Punk/ rock band "Landlord"
Submitted by Nassir Mashkouri on Sat, 04/28/2007 - 21:14.
Z.Z: What's up Esfand-jan?
Nassir Jan, things are going really well these days… I have been listening to an excessive amount of Leonard Cohen and have been tapping into the electronic genre these days. Also I have immersed myself into my solo project and letting all my influence these days dictate the flow of the project. Needless to say it's a mixture of electronica, dance, and rock with a Persian attitude… Also for the first time I have been involved with other bands and working on remixes for them, hopefully soon you'll hear of these remixes and the artists I have been working with… more to come
An update interview with Raam, from the alternative band "Hypernova"
Submitted by Nassir Mashkouri on Wed, 03/28/2007 - 21:28.
Z.Z: What's up guys?
So much stuff is happening to us in so little time. We really can't keep up with everything. It's all so surreal.
Z.Z: Where are you now?
We are currently in
An interview with Farzad Ajory, guitar player and Iranian prog/ rocker
Submitted by Nassir Mashkouri on Wed, 03/28/2007 - 01:23.
Z.Z: Dear Farzad, tell us about your self and your musical background?
I began my work from my young age with a classical guitar and as I was interested in rock and metal music I bought myself an electric guitar. I began my professional activities with a very good guitar player who didn't want to be known in Iranian music community. I listened to music about 6 to 8 hours a day, it lead me to my path in music. Continual practice and inventive styles of my master together with “Troy Stetina" helped me to have a lot of progress in the field of playing. Then I began to cover the works of the great men of rock music such as "Joe Satriani", "Kirk Hammet" etc, I did my best to encourage all the dimensions in playing. I improvise solo's at least 2 hours a day, and then I choose my melodies from amongst them into notes.
Reviews
Atoosa - "Out of the Jar" and "Sound Travels Up"
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Khak - Ashegham Bash
I am certain that if Iranian rockers were operating on a grander arena...
Farman Fathalian - Way of Love
At times Farman's voice may sound monotonous, and considering the them...
Raz-e Shab - Dare Ghali
Raz-E-Shab experiments with different styles of music on this album...
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