ARCH ENEMY vocalist Alissa White-Gluz spoke to Montreal Rocks about how she ended up flying to Germany from her native Canada in 2021 to work on her band’s 11th album, “Deceivers”. She ended up staying in Germany for a year due to the stiff pandemic-related restrictions in her hometown of Montreal a…
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