THOR: New Audio Interview Available

January 2, 2009

The latest episode of "Talking Metal" features an interview host Mark Strigl conducted with an enduring icon of glam rock and metal, the rock warrior, Jon Mikl Thor.

The podcast can be downloaded at this location.

THOR's latest album, "Into the Noise" was released on January 9, 2008 via Sudden Death Records in association with Fathom Records.

"'Into the Noise' is basically a concept album where the band goes on a journey to the center of the mind, of noise," said Thor. "They come across all these alternate characters and creatures like The Sound King. It's a quest. Like in the song 'Back For More', it's about coming back to rise up again and do battle again. Sometimes you have to retreat when you get overwhelmed or defeated, but then you regain your strength and go back in. So we're heading back 'Into the Noise.'"

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