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SICK OF IT ALL: Video Interview, Montreal Concert Footage Posted Online

February 28, 2008

HardTimes.ca conducted an interview with legendary New York hardcore band SICK OF IT ALL during the group's recent stop in Montreal. Frontman Lou Koller discusses a variety of topics, including the failure of the U.S. Government to respond to the Hurricane Katrina crisis, the corporate ownership of both Democrats and Republicans, his love for sultry and controversial blueswoman Amy Winehouse, and their ties with bands like SEPULTURA, SLAYER, and AFI.

Interview with Lou Koller:

SICK OF IT ALL live in Montreal:

SICK OF IT ALL catching the NFL Superbowl finish:

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