Coffee Time News -- Rock & Beyond
Rock music has never stood still. It has evolved by embracing new sounds, cultures, and ideas, giving rise to everything from progressive rock and hard rock to Latin-influenced classics. Through these interviews, Coffee Time News explores artists whose music pushes boundaries while remaining rooted in the spirit of rock. Whether discussing legendary careers, innovative musical journeys, or the enduring influence of iconic performers, these stories celebrate the creativity that keeps rock music alive.
Marc Storace: A Voice That Defined Rock
Few voices are as instantly recognizable in hard rock as that of Marc Storace. Best known as the frontman of Krokus, he has spent decades thrilling audiences while continuing to evolve as an artist. Through his solo projects and collaborations with younger musicians, Marc demonstrates that great rock music never stops growing. In this interview, he discusses his career with Krokus, the creative freedom of his solo albums, and why discovering new talent remains an essential part of his musical journey.

Joe Deninzon: Expanding the Boundaries of Rock
From the concert stage to the classroom, Joe Deninzon has dedicated his life to pushing the boundaries of the electric violin. Best known as a member of Kansas and founder of the acclaimed progressive rock band Stratospheerius, Joe has earned international recognition for his musicianship and creativity. Equally passionate about teaching and mentoring young musicians, he believes in sharing the knowledge and experience gained throughout his remarkable career. In this interview, he explores his work as a performer, composer, educator, and innovator, revealing the many facets of a life devoted to music.

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António Carvalho: Keeping Santana's Legacy Alive
Carlos Santana's music continues to inspire audiences around the world, including in Portugal. While Coffee Time News typically conducts interviews in English before translating them for our Portuguese and Brazilian readers, this conversation was different. Our interview with António Carvalho, founder and guitarist of the Santana Tribute Band, was conducted in Portuguese and translated into English, allowing readers to experience his thoughts in both languages. António discusses his passion for Santana's music, the musicianship and dedication required to perform it, and the responsibility of faithfully celebrating the legendary guitarist's musical legacy. His admiration for Santana shines throughout the interview, as does his joy in sharing these timeless songs with audiences and introducing them to new generations of listeners.
