Of course it is.

It's not a "best of album" because that would be really fucked up to do after only three albums, but it's a compilation of the first three albums that include some songs that really represents the band. When it comes to the single…. We wanted to have a couple of songs that could give an indication on where we are going on the next album, and "METAL" and "Death is Wasted on the Dead" were the ones we chose, since they are pretty different from each other. It's cool for the ones that like the band to show some unreleased tracks when you do a release like this, it would be too boring if not to.

I have memories about every song, because it stands for some part of my life that's been very destructive or dark in some kind of way. That's the stuff we write about, you know. When looking at it now the first album feels more like a demo, the second and third one are very closed connected, and now we will move on. That was the first decade, now we are moving into a new chapter.

Well, the songs are of course all important and have different qualities and meanings so no one is any particular favourite, but some I like more than others of course.

As I said it was a closure of the first chapter, and it is NOT a "greatest hits" – it is a compilation of three albums. When we have released 10 albums there will be a "Best of". This release is also natural since we are touring and we writing music during, so better to release this along the way to promote the band than doing nothing, you know. This has nothing really to do with a new except from that it contains two new songs.

We have worked hard, been touring like idiots all over the world so I feel good about where we are today. We have our own thing going and we appreciate that people enjoy what we are doing, of course. We have worked hard, and we write cool songs so I am not surprised, but thankful.

Musically is everything from pop to black metal, lyrically it's basically what's going on in our lives. It is chaos, so that's what we write about. It's not made up stories. We are not Manowar, hehe.

It's been great, really. We have a great time with the guys in Rammstein and the shows really kick-ass. We've been talking about it in between the bands before so it's nice that we finally got away together. I think Rammstein is a fantastic band and we have a blast every night.

That one actually got banned from state television since a lot of people thought it was about abortion and so on, but yeah… It was about hardcore drugs. All the videos have different stories, the latest one for "METAL" is like a remake-version of the 80's movie "The Warriors". It is very different from time to time what inspires.

Ahh, Colombia. I love Colombia. I was there and did a TV-show, close to Santa Marta, for two and a half months. I also hung out in Cartagena, Bogota and so on. I love Colombia. We haven't been playing there with Deathstars yet, but in Argentina, Chile, Mexico and Brazil. It's great, and we hope we can go there soon again since the fans are fantastic. I think that was one of the coolest tours we've done, even though it was only for a week. We actually just discussed it the other day, that we should try to bring some Latino Darkness again, and that includes Colombia. We like the girls there, very much.

We got plans of a DVD, a live album and a new album. Most important is of course the new album in 2012, but I'm pretty sure that other stuff is going to be released as well. We are working on it, collecting material – we'll see what happens.