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Issue 1295 of Kerrang Magazine brought an extensive 4 page interview with Ville Valo where he enveils some of his most intimate secrets. Be sure to get your hands on this issue… a must have HIM collectors item!
Source: Thanks to nallan_1986 http://community.livejournal.com/valo_daily/3877816.html#cutid1
Photo credit: Paul Harries
Do you have a burning question you want to ask Ville? Well head over to Kerrang! and write them down! More details here.
Kerrang! joined Ville Valo in Helsinki to find out more about his latest “emotions, experiences and traumas”. In tomorrows issue of Kerrang! Magazine …stay tuned!
Article in Kerrang! Issue 1294 which also comes with a free calender. Stay tuned for next week’s issue where ‘Ville Valo gets intimate…”
Source: more at Ville Valo Fanpage
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“The difference between this album and the previous is like day and night. Venus Doom was the doomiest moment for the band, even though I loved it, we can’t keep making the same thing over and over. This one is as straight forward as possible. Much faster. there aren’t any ballads” Ville Valo in Rock one magazine.
Rock One Magazine speaks about HIM’s new album Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice. It mentions it’s release date (February 8th) and that it was produced by Matt Squire. It also speaks about their first single Heartkiller and the album cover to which they refer to as ‘curious’.
Thanks to villelover1976 @ livjournal and nimoti for the scan.
In the latest issue (1293) of Kerrang! Magazine you can read about the top 50 albums recommended for 2010. Among them is HIM’s ‘Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice’. Kerrang! interviewed Ville Valo about … (login or register to view full entry)
In the British Magazine Front, Ville Valo takes us through some of his tattoos. Click images to view larger at: http://heartagram.forummotions.com/t387-british-magazine-front .
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