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NEW NOISE MAGAZINE: Warning interview

August 19, 2026

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Interview with Patrick Walker

My interview with Patrick Walker about Rituals of Shame, the first Warning album in 20 years.
Published by New Noise Magazine.
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2025 Guest Recommendations

2025 Guest Recommendations Originally published on the No Limit on the Words Substack . Subscribe there for all the cool stuff. Remember in the early days of underground music websites when they would have end of year lists from cool people in bands? I used to go through the Hydra Head one and check out everything that everyone listed. Well, this is like that, but with people that I know. The guidelines were simple: genre be damned, anything goes. I highly recommend that you take some time and give these a shot. Tons of links here. I also put together a playlist of all of these—at least, the ones that I could—on Tidal for myself, which is available here for anyone that uses that service and wants to listen as they read.

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REVIEW: 40 Watt Sun - Wider than the Sky

40 Watt Sun Wider than the Sky originally published on Lambgoat 40 Watt Sun’s Patrick Walker wants you to know that he doesn’t play doom metal. Sure, his ultra minimalist approach has always been rooted in the genre, but even at its heaviest Walker’s songs have always borne qualities more akin to singer-songwriter material. Watching From A Distance , the hauntingly beautiful opus of his former group Warning, has garnered legendary status for its starkly personal and emotional songs. Having laid Warning to rest after it’s release, Walker’s 40 Watt Sun debut, The Inside Room grew upon that foundation, utilizing the songwriters incomparable croon and penchant for dreary melodies, all the while exploring new atmospheres with a hint of acoustic instrumentation. Walker has also shown he is capable of excelling outside of the metal world. Having released an acoustic version of Warning’s “Bridges” in 2010 as well as covering material from indie folk...

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