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The website is about to be finished also in the near future.Another day, another protools slam album… just kidding, you know I love it.

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We have our very own merchandise for sale and it can be found here plus our fan club at Facebook as well. My player is very active at work, and then I prefer a bit of silence at home.Īnything else you’d like to mention or promote? What’s currently in your heavy musical rotation? Only some savings for future investments. This music doesn’t make me enough cash to make a living. So I made tons of my own songs, just waiting for the moment that never came so I quit and restarted in 2008 again instead.Īre you able to make a living with music, or do you also have a day job? I had no musicians around me willing to pursue that dream. With the success of the band since you reformed it, do you regret not pursuing things harder back in the ’90s? My older brother took me to concerts several times. I think it was an Alice Cooper show, or it could have been a Judas Priest show also. What was the first metal concert you attended as a fan?

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I also improvised a lot, and from that, I learned how to make my own stuff. I taught myself their songs by listening to it. Then I had a friend who taught me to play some Metallica riffs from Kill em All and some Slayer, and at that time, I listened to ’80s metal from all kinds of bands. He played rock´n roll but with some nasty lyrics as his trademark. My first hero was a legend living here called Eddie Meduza. Who were your early influences and inspirations? But how exactly I started in music, I don’t remember. Got the interest when I was 12 when I got my first guitar that Christmas. Biggest one, and such a damn cool experience. What has been your most memorable Entrails live show?

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We knew that festivals this year would be hard to get (since we signed the booker a bit late when all festivals were full already), so autumn and winter are our goal to have something done. Our new booker is looking to get us some shows, and requests are coming in to be sorted out and perhaps confirmed. They just don’t get it yet, unfortunately. Of course there are some who still want to be rude and insult us as a band, calling us a clone of Entombed but I try to not listen to such morons. So that feels good, and it shows that we aren’t done as a band yet. I always have a good feeling about what I do and with the band, so my expectations are good, and so far some reviews have been top notch.

What are your expectations for the album? Obliteration had a more analogue feeling with less tweaked sound everywhere, compared to this new one which has a more aggressive sound. We’ve tried to turn back the clock a few years and get the sound we had on our second album, with a wall of sound that became so famous among the fans out there. How has the band’s sound evolved from Obliteration? Easy to work with, and he always gives useful tips in the process like setup before recording, etc. And he knows exactly what we want as he has been doing our mixes since our first album in 2010. He was around for sure when the golden years were sculpted in Sweden. What’s the impact of someone like Dan Swano mixing and mastering the record? We have full control of what’s being done and can’t complain afterwards to anyone other than ourselves. I can only see the good things about recording it ourselves. What are the pros and cons of recording the album yourself? They didn’t want to make a lot of changes on their first album. Martin had his own ideas with the drumming, but he quickly did the drumming after my demos and instructions. The only thing is the lyric writing from Tommy, who did a hell of a job creating cool lyrics. So we made the decision to split in a good manner and no hard feelings.ĭid the lineup changes affect the songwriting process for World Inferno? Those who left had their other bands also, and they couldn’t do it all. Jimmy Lundqvist: It was a decision I made when I wanted the band to be more active and do more shows than before. How did vocalist/bassist Tommy Carlsson and drummer Martin Michaelsson come to join the band? We caught up with guitarist/band founder Jimmy Lundqvist, who fills us in on some lineup changes, the new record, tour plans and other subjects.Ĭhad Bowar: You’ve had a couple lineup changes since the last album. World Inferno is the latest album from the Swedish death metal band Entrails.

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