Interviews Listed in chronological order.    Off-site link   Adobe PDF Metal Sound November 2009 An interview with Joseph Vargo for Nox Arcana in a Serbian magazine. Fantasy Art Magazine October 2009 Feature article about Joseph Vargo in China's most popular fantasy art publication. Fantastik Edebiyat August 2009 A fantasy magazine in Turkey interviews Joseph Vargo about his artwork, writing and music. Lili's Lair July/August 2009 interview with Joseph Vargo about Nox Arcana's Blackthorn Asylum CD, and with Christine Filipak about Madame Endora's Fortune Cards. Ideology of Madness June 2009 Joseph talks about Blackthorn Asylum. Horror 101 February 2009 Joseph Vargo talks about The Legend of Darklore Manor and Other Tales of Terror. Halloween Center January 2009 Interview with Joseph Vargo for Nox Arcana Gothic Gateways October 2008 Joseph Vargo talks about Pirates and Plunder... The Day October 2008 Interview with Joseph Vargo for Nox Arcana. Metafysiko April 2008 Interview with Joseph Vargo for a Greek publication. Halloween Database August 2007 Interview with Joseph Vargo for all things spooky. Parallel Perspectives May 2007 Interview with Joseph Vargo, and editor's review of Carnival of Lost Souls. Echo Immortalis February 2007 Features an editorial on Nox Arcana and Monolith Graphics. Ninth Gate October 2006 Interview and artwork feature on Joseph Vargo in the premiere issue. Wicked Karnival October 2006 Interview with Nox Arcana. Dark Realms #24 October 2006 Feature on Michelle Belanger and Blood of Angels. Music Street Journal September 2006 Interview with Joseph Vargo about Nox Arcana origins, new projects like "Blood of the Dragon," plus... Vargo lets the cat outta the bag on "Shadow of the Raven." Flames Rising September 2006 Interview with Joseph Vargo about art, music and upcoming music releases. The Perch May 2006 An interview with Joseph for Nox Arcana's Carnival of Lost Souls and other Monolith goodies. Strange Magazine April 2006 This magazine from Greece features a 5-page interview and feature on Joseph Vargo, his artwork, the music of Nox Arcana, and the gothic realm of Europe. Translated from Greek. Legends Magazine February 2006 Read a featured interview with Joseph Vargo, as he discusses art, music and more. Space Junkies January 2006 Interview with Joseph and William in Canadian webzine. Arising Realm November 2005 This heavy metal magazine from Austria interviews Joseph Vargo. Some really good stuff here. Translated from German. Nuked Metal October 2005 The "Real Deal..." 20 questions with Nox Arcana for Transylvania. Dark Realms #20 October 2005 This feature on Joseph Vargo covers his many talents as artist, author and composer. Femme Fortunes September 2005 Article about Madame Endora's Fortune Cards. Femme Fortunes (pt. 2) September 2005 Christine talks about Madame Endora's Fortune Cards and ancient witch legends. OOR Magazine June 2005 Joseph Vargo discusses the Necronomicon in this magazine from the Netherlands. Embracing the Darkside May 2005 A feature and interview with Joseph and Christine about The Gothic Tarot. Music Street Journal February 2005 Interview with Joseph Vargo about the Necronomicon cd. The Gaming Report December 2004 Joseph talks about Nox Arcana's Necronomicon cd, and speaks candidly about his experiences with previous band Midnight Syndicate. Music Extreme July 2004 Interview with Nox Arcana for Darklore Manor in this magazine from Argentina. Dark Realms #13 January 2004 Interview with Nox Arcana for Darklore Manor. Vampir May 2003 Joseph talks about The Gothic Tarot to this magazine from Germany. J.K.Tarot March 2003 Interview with Joseph Vargo about The Gothic Tarot Bite Me 2001 Articles on Joseph Vargo's artwork and The Gothic Tarot. Happy Halloween October 2001 Joseph & Christine talk about gothic art, and music, Halloween, and future projects. Dark Realms #1 January 2001 Interview with Midnight Syndicate. A good source for a history of Joseph's earlier project and his concept of creating a classical Halloween cd. The Realm October 1997 An article on Joseph Vargo's art gallery, The Realm. This art gallery (now just a fond memory) was the first and only of it's kind in Cleveland that catered specifically to an after-dark crowd.