Episode 813 of The Pennsylvania Rock Show features an in-depth and wide-ranging conversation with Suzie of DiGregorio, a multifaceted Pittsburgh-based artist blending metal music, performance art, historical fencing, and immersive theatrical experiences into a singular creative vision.

Host Bill welcomes Suzie to discuss her deep involvement in the historical fencing community, including an upcoming John Wick–themed fencing event that merges martial arts, performance, and modern pop culture. This unique crossover highlights how Suzie bridges historical disciplines with contemporary artistic expression, expanding what metal culture and live events can be.

The episode also spotlights two brand-new singles from Suzie that will precede the release of two full-length albums later this year. These releases mark a major creative chapter, showcasing her evolving sound, layered songwriting, and commitment to genre-pushing metal. Bill and Suzie dive into the inspiration behind the new material, how the songs connect thematically, and what fans can expect from the upcoming albums.

Collaboration plays a central role in the conversation, including Suzie’s work with Seethe and her connection to Eden on Fire, reinforcing the strength of collaboration within the Pittsburgh metal and alternative music scene. These partnerships demonstrate Suzie’s ability to blend creative voices while maintaining a strong artistic identity.

One of the most ambitious topics discussed is Suzie’s upcoming metal opera, an original work she has written that fuses heavy music, narrative storytelling, and theatrical composition. The discussion continues into another innovative project: an upcoming Shakespeare shadow puppets and metal performance, a bold event that merges classical literature, visual art, and heavy music into a fully immersive experience.

Episode 813 offers a compelling look at how modern metal artists can transcend traditional formats by integrating history, theater, and collaboration into their work. It is essential listening for fans of experimental metal, female-driven creative projects, Pittsburgh music culture, and anyone interested in the future of immersive, cross-disciplinary art.