-->> Interviews P-T

Pig Destroyer interview -->> “We came up with the name as a joke, and ended up really using it. It doesn’t have any deep, philosophical meaning to us. Personally, I don’t give a fuck about cops one way or the other; I just think it’s a good band name.”

-->> J.R. Hayes

Prostitute Disfigurement interview -->> "They can eat my ass for all I care – and they will like it, I’m sure. Narrow-minded people always spoil the fun. Just have to live with that, bad as it is."

-->> Roel

Ribspreader interview -->> "For old-school death metal and all other brutal music I think it’ll be the same as always, though. In a year – or hopefully several years – it’ll sink back into the underground again and then even further ahead it might resurface."

-->> Rogga

Saturnus Studioreport -->> “That is why I think that the new album is more or less a development of  Paradise Belongs To You since that is the atmosphere we would like to recreate with the more pure doom elements in the music.”

-->> Thomas AG Jensen

She Said Destroy Interview --->> “The emotional/aggressive part is by far the most important factor. You can disappear up your own ass with technicality and end up with the most boring-sounding music ever. There needs to be a lot of emotion behind making a song if you want it to be any good. I’d rather play two-finger punk with a fiery heart than do death metal jazz fusion while staring blankly ahead thinking of nothing.”

--->> Anders Bakke

Soulreaper interview -->> “We want to play death metal the way it should sound. Not like people relate to death metal these days in the sense of In Flames, Dark Tranquillity and similar bands. The Gothenburg sound, so to speak. That is far from death metal so we want to say: ‘This is death metal, goddammit!”

-->> Stefan Karlsson

Spawn Of Possession Interview --->> “Fuck yeah! The Exorcist, Amityville and those films with haunted buildings and people. I love that kind of horror. To me, The Exorcist is probably the best horror movie ever because it’s...”

--->> Dennis Röndum

The Crown interview -->> “We have toured with many bands and seen how things work and realised that it is very unique that we still get along better than ever in the band. I would of course try to play in other bands if they would want me. But I am pretty much afraid of that because I would never find this kind of chemistry, and then it becomes pure work.”

-->> Janne Saarenpää

The Haunted Interview --->> “Feeling extreme rage, despair, sadness – or just looking at different kinds of extremities and not kind of understanding them. I guess, in many ways, we are a bunch of fucking alienated people [laughs]. We speak our minds through that and try to put words to all that and verbalise it.”

--->> Peter Dolving

The Kovenant interview -->> “When we toured with "Animatronic" there was a good deal of places where they told us we would never be allowed to play there again because I tore up the Bible and burned it on stage.”

-->> Lex Icon

Toxic Holocaust -->> “The metal music of the 80’s seems more honest, raw and in-your-face. I think the way many of the bands approached it then was different than now. Nowadays it seems that too many people are caught up in technical perfection and pristine recordings.”

-->> Joel Grind