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Metal Queens Podcast

A podcast featuring the Queens of Metal and Rock hosted by Steve Richards.

Podcast · By Steve Richards · English · Official site

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33
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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 30, 2026

    Talia Hoit — When The Skies Fall | Metal Queens Podcast (opens the original)

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    Symphonic metal artist Talia Hoit joins Steve Richards on the Metal Queens Podcast to discuss her new album When The Skies Fall , out now via SAOL. Talia discusses her unique “piano confessional” songwriting process, the deeply personal stories behind the album, and how intimate piano-and-vocal compositions become massive symphonic metal productions. The conversation explores identity, grief, loss, transformation, resilience, vulnerability and finding hope when everything seems to be falling apa

  2. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    Patience Victoria of Mortalis on Finding Her Voice in Metal (opens the original)

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    Patience joins Steve Richards on the Metal Queens Podcast to talk about her incredible journey from musical theatre to becoming the frontwoman of Los Angeles-based metal band Mortalis . With a BFA in musical theatre and a background as a multi-genre vocalist, Patience initially built her own project around blues and rock covers. After being discovered online by members of Mortalis, she found herself living a lifelong dream: becoming part of an original band. Since officially joining Mortalis in

  3. Episode · Sep 26, 2026

    MADiSON ViOLETT on “BLEED FOR ME,” Kellin Quinn & Breaking Genre Rules (opens the original)

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    Los Angeles rising star MADiSON ViOLETT joins the Metal Queens Podcast! We talk about her journey into modern metal, her debut single “Circling,” the evolution of her sound, the influence of 2000s post-hardcore, her explosive collaboration with Sleeping With Sirens' Kellin Quinn on “BLEED FOR ME,” songwriting, performing live, and creating music that tells a story without being confined by genre. If you're into metalcore, post-hardcore, alternative metal, and artists pushing the boundaries of he

  4. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Alexandra of Echos: Turning Pain Into Music (opens the original)

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    Alexandra, the voice and songstress behind Echos , joins Steve Richards for a deeply personal conversation about turning pain into music. For Alexandra, songwriting is a sanctuary—a place to make sense of difficult experiences and give them a final resting place. We explore vulnerability, abuse, emotional survival, resilience, introspection, empathy, healing, and the powerful connection between artist and listener. Alexandra also talks about the creative process behind Echos, performing deeply p

  5. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Vicky of SICKSENSE Talks FUNERALS & the Evolution of Modern Metal (opens the original)

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    SICKSENSE vocalist Vicky Psarakis joins Steve Richards for The Metal Queens Podcast to talk about the band's new chapter and upcoming EP Funerals . Arriving independently September 25, Funerals finds SICKSENSE pushing beyond traditional nu metal into a darker and heavier fusion of nu-metalcore, melodic prog and djent . Vicky breaks down the inspiration behind "Artificial Irrelevance," "Newsflash," "Seller's Remorse" and "A Moment Of Violence," while discussing songwriting, screaming, clean vocal

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