Stream Of Passion | M&H Podcast 59
It’s a new band special on the Metal & High Heels Podcast! This time, Pia and Kiki talk about the Dutch-Mexican band STREAM OF PASSION. As we do in all of our band specials, we talk through STREAM OF PASSION‘s history, discuss their discography and, in sad cases like this, their disbanding.
Listen in to learn how we discovered the band, which are our favorite songs from every album and what vocalist and founding member Marcela Bovio had to tell us about their splitting up.
Metal & High Heels Podcast – STREAM OF PASSION Episode:
Recorded on October 28th, 2019.
M&H Podcast 59 – Show Notes:
- STREAM OF PASSION’s Wikipedia-page
- Our first interview with STREAM OF PASSION at Metal Female Voices Fest 11 in 2013
- Our interview with STREAM OF PASSION at Female Metal Event 2015
- Our last interview with STREAM OF PASSION at Female Metal Event 2016
- Kiki’s review of “A War Of Our Own”
- Pia’s analysis of STREAM OF PASSION’s SONATA ARCTICA-cover ‘I Have A Right’
- Live report of STREAM OF PASSION performing with XANDRIA in 2014
- Our podcast episode about VUUR – which Anneke van Giersbergen started with Johan and Marcela
- Our interview with VETRAR DRAUGURINN – Eric Hazebroek‘s new band
- Our interview with Marcela Bovio about her solo album “Unprecedented”
- Our episode of the Metal & High Heels Podcast with Marcela Bovio as a guest, about her second solo album “Through Your Eyes”
- Kiki’s article about Marcela Bovio‘s work as a Universal Voice Teacher
59th Podcast Episode – Metal & High Heels STREAM OF PASSION Playlist On Spotify:
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