It has been great. It is funny, but it differs between Europe and USA, a lot more people seems to like our earlier stuff in USA then in Europe. The newer stuff seem to be well received everywhere. I can´t remember a specific song, but usually we like a few songs on our albums more then the others but almost every time fans seem to think the other way around. Ha ha ha.

Well, I don't know, but I like to play Matters of the Dark, No Mercy.

Ha ha ha, they are just to many to mention. And, what goes on the road stays on the road he he he. We had a very good time in USA, the audience just blew us away. We didn't know what to expect, so we where stunned by the response. I guess ProgPower and Sweden Rock Festival in 2003 is our finest moments so far.

New Zealand. Hell, there are a lot of places I like to go.

So far it isn't coming along at all. Ha ha ha. We haven't started to write anything yet. Inspiration hasn't been great lately due to business related matters. We got a bunch of ideas, but no finished songs yet. I guess we will begin this fall/winter to write seriously for the new album.

It is to early to tell what it will sound like, but my guess is that it will be in the same lane as Modus Vivendi, but who knows, it might also be completely different.

Ha ha ha. thanks. No we never have a plan when it comes to song writing. We just write them and they turn out the way they do. It is pretty much there and then so to say. So maybe we felt disturbed when we wrote that song. I can't remember. Ha ha ha.

See above. Maybe we are darker in our souls compared to other happy metal bands.

Oh, thanks. I guess it just happens.

Tough question. Well, I don't really know. I guess Paradigma with Krille and Modus Vivendi with Urban. The latest ones with both singers.

Totally self taught. I guess I have to blame Ace Frehley for me starting to play guitar.

No special song, they all mean a lot since I know what it took to get them done and get them on the albums.

Life in general I guess. I just write whatever I feel at the moment.

Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Accept, Dio, Anvil, Savatage, Tygers of Pan Tang, King Diamond, Mercyful Fate, Vicious Rumors, Arch Enemy, etc etc.

I was fed up playing in different bands where nothing happened. My belief was, and is, that you really have to put your mind to everything you do in a band and have both short and long term goals to try to reach. A plan you could say. In a band there is about 5% of playing music and having fun, the rest is just hard and sometimes boring work. But it still has to be done if you want to go somewhere.