Hennka:  Yeah! It is great!

Hennka:  Hmm…I don't know just yet.  When you make an album, you always think the same: it is your best album yet.  But then, you know, you have to give it some time and you can look back and really judge it.  But I'm really happy it is getting better reviews than the previous album we had (I Worship Chaos).

Hennka:  I think it was a burden, so to speak, off of Alexi.  Playing guitar by himself doesn't affect the results of the record or his playing but, of course, it is a bit easier on him to have that second player.

Hennka: He was definitely a help, as we could practice with two guitar players.  Also, from the fresh perspective of being new, it was nice to get his opinion on things.   You don't want to get into a situation were everyone in the band thinks the same thing necessarily so a fresh outlook is always good.

Hennka: No…it really is frustrating! (laughs)    But it was of course so nice to get him on board.  We have been doing this for 25 years so it was good to have him as he sees things so different sometimes from the rest of us.  He also has some incredible enthusiasm so that is good for us.  Really boosts us up.

Hennka: No…it didn't even cross our minds we would still be doing this.  But it has been incredible and we are so grateful.

Hennka: We are one of the biggest bands from Finland, and we feel like we are part of the legacy in some way.  But it is hard to say how many bands we may have influenced.  But yeah, we are definitely glad we have been part of this scene for a long time.   Metal is very visible in Finland, almost mainstream in a way.

Hennka:  Yeah we are happy our band can do it for a living but you also don't want to compromise the music.  That is the perfect situation, to make a living while still playing the style you want.  We feel very grateful to be able to do this.