Hi! I've been okay, thank you!

We have recorded these tracks several times since 2011, and we simply didn't like the sound earlier. We did a good job with the single "Land of the Lost" and we did a digital release of it. But when we was supposed to release the whole album we didn't match that sound. So we decided to release only a three track EP-single "Celestial Warrior" as a digital release as well, just to give our fans something new.

Yes, we all are. We have worked so hard for such a long time for this, with a very small budget. And thanks to Napalm Records we wasn't forced to do the mix and master by ourselves as earlier, so we hired Studio Fredman for the job. And they did magic with the sound.

A much better sounding mix and master, and as these earlier releases only where digital, our fans can now listen to them in full resolution in the physical releases.

I don't know what our fans expect, but we are pleased with the sound, and I can only hope that they will get exactly what they want.

We work a lot with focus on mythologies from all corners of the world and mixing it with a little bit fantasy. As for "Following the Beast" the main focus was "The Legend of Hårga" which is to be read on the album-cover. The story is about the youth in Hårga whom according to the legend was enchanted by a fiddlers tunes, and danced until only their bones were left. The true nature of the fiddler is according to the legend the devil itself.

 Each track has its own story, but the procedure is basically the same. As for "Following the Beast" I wrote "Hellbender" and S. Jonsson wrote the rest of the tracks. T. Sandberg got the tracks and worked with the drums, finding the rhythm and tried out different drum accompaniment. And then we worked them thru in our rehearsal-studio together, how to play the bass, second guitar and so on and I worked with the vocal melodies. When we had it all set, I started to write the lyrics based on the feeling of the tracks. When we had the picture clear we recorded temporary guitars along with a click-track. Then we recorded the drums, bass, all the guitars and last we recorded the vocals. We have recorded everything in our own studio. When we had it all recorded I put it all together and did some cleaning of the tracks, and then we sent it to Studio Fredman for the final mix and master.

It is inspired by "The Legend of Hårga" and you can see a fiddler with long curved horns hiding behind a very strange formed tree. And you can see the children in front dancing to their death. We gave the job to Eliran Kantor who did this excellent job.

We have nothing booked, and as we have put all our private savings to these recordings and videos I think it would be a private financial disaster for us to do that at this point, but you never know…

I am a huge fan of Judas Priest and Rob Halford and almost everything they've done. My latest listen was "Live Insurrection" with Halford, That's my top one favorite album. One other of my favorite albums is "The Gathering" with Testament. That is a killer.

Well I'm excited to play them all, but "Hellbender" and "Remember" are a little bit special.

 Smiling faces, bodies going crazy to the tunes, and hopefully they will follow this beast.

If we get the opportunity, we will make a lyric video for "Hellbender".

Gormathon is a beast, a hybrid of angel and fighter. It is the almighty unknown.

See you out there metal-friends.

And thank you for your time!