Interview with Malison done on 6-28-21

 

1.Hello please introduce yourself to the readers? 

Mario Lovio - Guitar 

Steven Rondina - Vocals/Bass 

Nick Mafi - Drums 

Eddie Spade - Guitar                                                                  

2.When did you first discover metal music and who were the first bands and artists you listened to?Who are some of the current bands that you have been listening to?

I think I was about 12 years old when I went to my first concert: KISS. I know they’re not really considered metal, but that show left such an impression on me. Killer songs, pyro, and loud guitars! After seeing that concert, I started listening to bands that had great guitar playing. Which eventually led me to discover 80’s metal. Bands like Motley Crue, Dokken, Megadeth, Iron Maiden. etc. these days, I still primarily listen to bands from the 80’s. As far as current music, I’ve been listening to Hans Zimmer, Rammstein, Slash ft. The Conspirators, and Holy Grail. To name a few. " - Eddie

"I was 13 when I was first introduced to Iron Maiden by a friend in High School. From there I discovered Megadeth, the rest of the "Big Four" and bands like Judas Priest and Dragonforce. I've always been drawn to bands that have 2 guitar players who harmonize and trade guitar solos. " - Mario

3.When did you first meet the other members of the band and was it long before you started the band?How did you come up with the name Malison for the band and does it have a special meaning?

 "I met both our former drummer and former guitarist at SDSU in September of 2013. They introduced me to Steven and the 4 of us rehearsed through the end of the year. We decided to start the band in January of 2014. The line-up has changed a bit since then. We brought Nick in on drums in 2016 and for the next 4 years we were technically a 3-piece but always had someone fill-in on second guitar for live shows. We met Eddie Spade in the Spring of 2020 and hit the studio the very next month. 'Malison' means 'curse'. I kind of just stumbled upon it as I was looking through a thesaurus. -Mario

4.What is the current line-up of the band?Who would you say are the bands biggest influences and how do you feel the band's music has changed over the years? 

Mario Lovio - Guitar 

Steven Rondina - Vocals/Bass 

Nick Mafi - Drums 

Eddie Spade - Guitar 

"Our biggest influences are: Megadeth, Iron Maiden, Warbringer, Slayer, Between the Buried and Me, Dragonforce, Judas Priest. Some of the bands Eddie named as well. 

5.Death's Embrace is the band's newest full length how long did it take the band to write the music for the new release?How long does it usually take the band to complete one song? 

"Writing really started around the time we were finished with the last record in 2018. Mario came to us with the song “Reborn” in 2019. The bulk of the writing was completed after we had finished with our mini tour that November. We spent about 5 months after the tour really focusing on song writing and finishing the album. As for the songs, it really depends on each song. Ideas are always being crafted in Malison, and some of these songs have had months of ideas and riffs poured into them. Once the groundwork is laid, songs usually come together in a timely fashion. “Oblivion” was probably the song that took the longest to write overall, that one took a couple months!" - Nick

6.Where did the band draw inspiration for the lyrics on the new release and what are some subjects written about on the release?Which usually comes first the music or the lyrics?

 "The music always comes first. When writing a new song I'll get about 80% of the guitar parts done before I show it to the rest of the guys. Their input and ideas help with the remaining 20%. Similarly, the lyrics are mostly written by Steven, who will approach us with a rough draft of what he's come up with. Then we'll provide input and make modifications where we see fit." - Mario                                     "The lyrics usually come while thinking of a theme for the song. Unless the guys have a theme for a track, I always try to go by what I feel with the song but also try not to box in the lyrics so they can be interpreted however the listener hears it." - Steven

7.Besides the upcoming Death's Embrace release does the band have any other releases or merchandise currently availible?If yes what is availible and where can the readers purchase it? 

"Yes, you can listen to and purchase our self-titled 2018 debut on malison.bandcamp.com" - Mario

8.Malison recently made a video for the song Reborn how long did it take to make this video?Are you all satisfied with how it turned out? 

"Planning for the video came about in late December of 2019. We knew that we wanted to approach this music video in a straightforward fashion and capture the energy that we bring to our live performances! Once we had the location and crew secured, it took a full day of shooting with a week's worth of edits until the final product came to be. I personally am very proud of what we made together, and we are all happy with the video." - Nick

9.If you have the opportunity to make any more music video's which songs would you like to see made into a video? 

"I would love to make a video for the song “Lifehunt”. We actually have a couple ideas in the chamber for that song if we do. As that song was being made, we were coming up with tons of visual concepts  and storylines. In turn, we ended up finding our lyrical themes for that song through our brainstorming of potential music video ideas!" - Nick

10.Has Malison had the opportunity to play very many live shows over the years?If yes what have been some of the bands most memorable shows so far? Who are some bands that you have shared the stage with? 

"We were playing regularly here in Southern California before Covid. The most memorable shows have been when we've opened for some of our favorite bands, such as: Enforcer, Warbringer, Holy Grail, Exmortus, etc. We've also played with national touring acts like Darkest Hour, Huntress, Unleash The Archers, etc" - Mario 

11.When bands are able to play live shows once again are their any plans to do a tour in support of the new release? 

"Definitely, we're ready and eager to get out on the road again and play our new songs! Hopefully we'll be able to share some tour details very soon. " - Mario

12.Besides working in Malison do any of the members currently work with any other bands or solo projects? If yes please tell the readers a little about them?

 "Yes, besides playing in Malison, I also have my own solo project on the side. I actually just released my first EP ‘High Time For Vengeance’ last week. I set out to make the overall sound be cinematic. I’m a big fan of orchestral film score music, and instrumental shred guitar, so I combined the two genres and came up with a sound that I really dig. Glad to say its had a positive reception so far! It’s available wherever music is sold/streamed." - Eddie

13.When you need to take a break from working on new music or band business what do you enjoy doing in your free time?

 "Here’s the most metal answer of all time: I enjoy reading. I’m into all types of books, ranging from biographies, horror, business and financial independence. I also enjoy watching movies, having the occasional drink(s), and I make time to go to the gym every day .. excluding weekends. I don’t necessarily enjoy it, but it’s necessary." - Eddie                                                                                            "It's hard for me to find time where I'm either not at work or doing some related to the band. When I do, I'll usually just play PC games" - Mario

14.Thank you for taking the time to fill this interview out do you have any final comments for the readers

 Thank you as well, and a huge thank you to the readers. You can pre-order our second album, "Death's Embrace" at: malison.bandcamp.com                                                                                                           Band Contacts                                                                                                                                               https://malison.bandcamp.com/                                                                                                                    https://www.facebook.com/malisonband                                                                                                     https://twitter.com/teammalison                                                                                                                   https://www.instagram.com/malison_official/                                                                                              https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfDDIdf-NSXp1KOVzAoi_iQ

Order Of Doom--Barbaric Goat Temple cd{Born For Burning Prod.} done on 6-20-21

 

Order Of Doom--Barbaric Goat Temple cd{Born For Burning Prod.}     

 Order Of Doom is a one man band coming out of Ecuador's black war metal scene.Barbaric Goat Temple is the debut release featuring seven songs of hateful and uncomprimising metal insanity.Jhonny Goatcopulator handles the guitars that are played with aggressive fast guitar passages that are done with power and experienced writing skills.Their are some slower mid tempoed guitar patternes entertwinted into the music and some well played guitar solo's are also mixed into the music.If you are a fan of bestial black war metal then do not let Barbaric Goat Temple pass you by and pick up a cd  today.          

 Band Contacts                                                                                                                                             

 https://www.facebook.com/Order-of-Doom-100510528621090                                                                 

Label Contacts                                                                                                                                          

 https://bornforburning.bigcartel.com/                                                                                                           

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Adultere--Demo MMXX cd{Born For Burning Prod.} done on 6-20-21

 

 Coming out of the Canadian black metal scene is Adultere who are a three man band.Demo MMXX is the bands debut release getting a cd pressing through Born For Burning.Adultre produces some raw and filthy old school black metal that is delievered with intensity.The vocals are raw and grim black metal screeches and some deeper death metal growls are used in a few of the tracks.For the most part the drums and guitars are played with extremly fast and chaotic patterns.The musicians do slow to a more controlled mid paced range throughout the songs before going back to the non stop ferocious music.Fans of underground raw black metal with some elements of punk mixed in should check out Adultere today.                                    
 Band Contacts                                                                                                                                          

 https://adultere.bandcamp.com/releases                                                                                                     

 https://www.facebook.com/AdultereBlackMetal                                                                                        

  Label Contacts                                                                                                                                           

 https://bornforburning.bigcartel.com/                                                                                                            

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Interview with OldSkull done on 6-10-21

 

1.Hello please introduce yourselves to the readers?

Hey, Patrick. I’m Warranat, the vocalist of Oldskull, old school death metal band hailing from Thailand. Oldskull was formed in May 2015 as a three-piece, including Saran (Savage Deity), Nocturnal Power (Bonghill, ex-Goatchrist666, ex-Terroreign) and Warranat (Bonghill, ex-Goatchrist666, ex-Terroreign). In early 2016, Patiwat (Nocturnal Damnation, Reincarnated, Masochist, ex-Zygoatsis) and AKK66 (Nuclear Warfare) joined and make the band stronger.

2.When did you first discover death metal music and who were the first bands you listened to? Who are some of the current bands that you have been listening to?

The very first death metal band that I discovered is Cannibal Corpse. That was when I’m 13-14 years old. And I still clearly remember the track that hit me, it was Devoured by Vermin. The current bands that I’ve been listening are ranking from death metal to stoner/doom metal, which are Stygian Dark, Acid Mammoth and Discarded Self.

3.Oldskull was started in 2015 when did you and the other members first decide to start this band?How did you choose Oldskull as the name of the band?

The idea of creating old school death metal band was from Saran. At first, it’s just a three-piece, with Saran on guitars, Nocturnal Power on bass and me on drums and vocals. After we discussing the concepts and several potential names, we’ve decided to use Oldskull, because it’s a simple name but describe what we truly are perfectly. Later in early 2016 Patiwat and AKK66 joined us on guitars and drums respectively.

4.What is the current line-up of the band?

Warranat - Vocals

Saran - Guitars

Patiwat - Guitars

Nocturnal Power - Bass

AKK66 - Drums

5.Who would you say are Oldskull's biggest influences?For the readers unfamilar with the band how would you best describe the bands musicial style?

Our biggest influences are Benediction, Bolt Thrower, Obituary and Death. Our music is mid-tempo death metal with hellish riffs, skull-crushing drums, and soul- pulverizing growls.

6.Nether Hollow Of No Return is the bands debut full length how long did it take the band to write the music for the debut?Does the whole band take part in the writing process or does one member usually write everything?

I think it took almost 3 years until it’s all done. Saran is responsible for songwriting, except 1 song in that album which he co-writing with AKK66. And I’m responsible for the lyrics. After saran finishing the songs, we’d rehearse it and adjust things as we see fit.

7.Where does the band draw inspiration for the lyrics and what are some topics written about on the debut release?Which usually comes first the music or the lyrics?

The main concepts of Oldskull is mystery, darkness and death. More than that I also explore the concepts of extermination to mankind. Plus, there is one song that I wrote about mental illness, depression and suffering. That song is Murky Waters.

8.Besides the debut Nether Hollow Of No Return does the band have any other releases or merchandise currently availible for the readers to purchase? If yes what is availible and where can the readers buy it?

Yes, we still have some other stuff prior to this album. If you’re interested, you can check out at Inhuman Assault Productions website.

9.Before the pandemic shut everything down did Oldskull ever play live or do you prefer working in the studio?What have been some of the bands most memorable shows so far?

Yes, we’re keen to play live. The most memorable show for us gotta be at Mamat Fest 2018 in Malaysia.

10.What does Undeground Metal mean to you?

Good question, but I’ll put it short. Underground Metal is what’s people truly support each other, less money and commercial thing, just pure passion and dedication to the music and subculture.

11.Oldskull comes out of Thailand's death metal scene what is your opinion of the scene in Thailand?

Thai metal scene is rather small, but tight and strong. People supports bands, bands support each other, so it’s like an unending cycle. Brutal death metal scene would be the biggest one here, then death metal, black metal and thrash metal.

12.Who are your all-time favorite bands coming out of Thailand and are their any new bands you feel the readers should check out?

Our all-time favourite bands from our own country are gonna be Heretic Angels, Surrender of Divinity, Lacerate and Zygoatsis. Those are pioneers of Thai underground metal and have paved the  way for the next generation. About new bands worth to be known are Savage Deity, Nuclear Warfare, Reincarnated, Shambles, Lotus of Darkness, Genocidal Sodomy and Ecchymosis.

13.Besides bands are their any honest and reliable labels and distro's you could recomend to the readers?

Of course, the reliable labels from our country are including Incoffin Productions, Sick Chainsaw Productions, Inhuman Assault Productions and Slava Productions. And if you have a chance to make a trip to Thailand in the future, make sure you’d visit Triple Six Shop, Metal Quest, Menupleng and Heaven and Hell Shop. Those are most reliable metal shop from our country.

14.Besides working in Oldskull do any of the members currently work with any other bands or solo projects? If yes please tell the readers a little about them?

Yes, we all have other bands. Me, Saran and Nocturnal Power are in Bonghill. Saran is also in Savage Deity. Patiwat is in Reincarnated, Nocturnal Damnation and Masochist. AKK66 is in Nuclear Warfare.

15.When you need to take a break from working on new music or band business what do you like to do in your free time?

Just ordinary stuff, drinking, smoking, watching movies, and so on.

16.Thank you for taking the time to fill this interview out do you have any final comments for the readers?

Thanks for this interview. Keep underground spirit alive by supporting bands and artists. Worship the fucking DEATH!!!                                                                                                                                         Band Contacts                                                                                                                                               https://www.facebook.com/oldskullofdeath/                                                                                                https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC69DyS_3rvrPvRvSiToIUIA                                                            Label  Contacts                                                                                                                                            https://inhumanassault.com/                                                                                                                        https://inhumanassault.bandcamp.com/music                                                                                             https://www.facebook.com/InhumanAssaultProductions

Necrochaos--Mortal Angels Descent cd,cassette{Godz Ov War Prod.} done on 6-8-21

 Necrochaos is a one man band coming out of Germany's old school death metal scene.After releasing one demo 2019's "Crawling Through Cadavers" Godz Ov War is releasing the bands debut full length.Mortal Angels Descent containes six tracks of old school death metal.Eugene handles the vocals which are heavy death metal growls that are done with power.The guitars are played with very fast and aggressive guitar patterns that are delievered with intensity and skillful writing.Their are some slower mid paced guitar passages even adding in some well played solo's throughout the songs.The drums are played with exttremly fast passages that are done with skill and experience.Their are some heavier mid paced range in a few of the songs.Eugene has created a great debut release with both extremly fast passages and some slower death and even hints of death,doom metal interludes into the music.                Band Contacts                                                                                                                                                https://necrochaos.bandcamp.com/                                                                                                                https://www.facebook.com/necrochaos.official/                                                                                            Label Contacts                                                                                                                                              http://godzovwar.com/                                                                                                                                  https://godzovwarproductions.bandcamp.com/                                                                                            https://www.facebook.com/godzovwar                                                                                                        https://twitter.com/GodzOvWar                  

Interview with Sarmat done on 6-3-21

 

1. Hello please introduce yourselves to the readers?

Hello! My name is Łukasz Kobusiński. I am the vocalist of Polish death/black metal band called Sarmat. I am representing the band for this interview.

2. When did you first discover metal music and who were the first bands that caught your attention? Who are some of the current bands that you have been listening to?

I was a teenager when I first listened to “heavier than played on radio during the day” music. First hard rock (Alice Cooper and his “Trash” album is the one I remember), then heavy metal (Iron Maiden “Killers”). And I just sank into thrash metal and then death metal when I was about twelve (thirteen maybe) years old. Bands such as Kreator, Slayer, Sepultura were the ones that have had a big influence on me. And when I discovered Death and Obituary first, then Morbid Angel and Morgoth, the sentence has been passed. I am death metal.I still own records of the most mentioned above bands in CD format.

3. Sarmat was formed in 2018 when did you and the other members decide to start this band? Are you satisfied with how things have progressed with the band so far?

The band started in 2018, I joined them in the middle of 2020. The two co-founders (both of them are guitarists) Daniel Szymanowicz and Krzysztof Kopczeński decided to join their forces, because none of them was playing in any band at the time. And they had many ideas and a lot of energy to spread.

I wasn’t decided to join the band even when I was recording the vocal parts to the “RS-28” debut album. I thought that it was just a session work only. It came later to me that I am the part of something that gives me joy and happiness and I joined the band formally.

At the present time we are fully pleased with the band’s situation. We have had a few troubles connected with the release of our album in physical form, but now, when we are preparing it on our own, everything seems to go in the right directi

4. What is the current line-up of Sarmat? How did you choose Sarmat as the name of this band and does it have a special meaning?

Daniel Szymanowicz is the main composer of the music and arrangements creator. He plays guitar, bass guitar and VST instruments. Krzysztof Kopczeński is the second guitarist. I, Łukasz Kobusiński, am the vocalist. We have no formal drummer – the drum parts on our debut album were recorded by the session musician, Krzysztof Klingbein. But he was interested in playing live with us, so we will be able to have live shows with him probably.

The name “Sarmat” is the conception of the friend to the band named Arkadiusz Stasiak. He has also engineered the logotype of the band. The band’s name has very literal meaning – it’s the name of the Russian super-heavy ballistic missile RS-28 SARMAT (known also as SATAN 2). This weapon is called The Weapon of Ultimate Destruction. By the way, our band’s name has nothing to do with historical themes.

5. “RS-28” is the bands debut full length which is being self-released did you plan to self-release the debut or would you like to find a label to work with?

We were looking for the label to cooperate with. We were hoping to do it with someone who has some experience in the underground metal scene. We have gotten two offers. We have chosen the wrong one, what we realized a few weeks after signing the contract. Due to the total lack of cooperation, delay in releasing our debut album on CD and avoiding contact by the label’s owner we decided to finish that quickly. We took the subject into our hands. Nowadays we are awaiting ordered CDs to come to us (500 pieces) and are preparing the vinyl format to release.

6. Does the whole band take part in the writing process or does one member usually write everything? How long does it take to complete one song?

We are rather a one man army in the composing process. The main music structures are being prepared by Daniel Szymanowicz (the guitarist). He composes the guitar riffs, makes the first drum parts arrangements and so on. Then we discuss his proposals and make some changes. After that process the compositions are ready to set the proper drum parts and vocal parts.

As for the time lasting him to compose, it depends on many conditions. Sometimes I get two, three tracks in the week period and another time it lasts for a month to get the one structure.

7. Who usually handles writing the lyrics and what are some subjects written about on the debut release? Which usually comes first the music or the lyrics?

The music always comes first. The lyrics for our debut album were written by a friend of ours. He wants to stay anonymous and I respect his decision. The main themes for the lyrics are human fears and obsessions, the dangers of the present world and the military industry theme also as well (but it’s not the main and the only subject).

I joined the band when all lyrics were ready. We are planning the lyrics writing process to be more complex next time. I have one lyric prepared for the next album and I have the idea that will become the main theme of the next release (I want to put it in the title of it). I am going to write one more lyric for sure, maybe more. But the friend mentioned above will stay with us with his ideas and his writing in the near future.

8. Where can the readers purchase the debut RS-28 besides the debut release does the band have any other merchandise currently available? If yes what is available and where can the readers purchase it?

Beside our profile on Bandcamp website, where You may buy the physical format (CD) and digital format from, our debut album in CD format is also available in Selfmadegod Records webshop and Szataniec.pl webshop (both of them are from Poland, but they sell to customers from around the world). I am also planning to sell the CDs via Discogs service by myself in the near future. We also have T-shirts with logo images printed on, two kinds of stickers are also in our possession – they are available via Bandcamp. And the vinyl format of the debut album is about to come.

9. Has the band had the opportunity to play any live shows over the years or do you prefer working in the studio? What have been some of the bands most memorable shows?

We haven’t played live yet. The band started in 2018 as a project without a full line-up. The guys were playing rehearsals without a drummer, the album was recorded with a session musician on drums. I started to work with SARMAT in the spring of 2020. It was the pandemic time, when all live shows were suspended. Nowadays we have a few offers of playing live and we’re considering them. It’s a big deal for us, because we haven’t even played a rehearsal together in the present line-up.

I prefer to work in the studio personally, but playing  live shows might be good as well.

10. When bands are able to play live again after the pandemic is over are their any plans to tour in support of the debut release?

Yes, as I mentioned above, we have a few offers for playing live. None of them is a regular tour offer (they are rather for the single shows), but each of them is for something more than a usual club gig. We are planning to play live with Krzysztof Klingbein, who was recording the session drum parts for the “RS-28” album. He has said earlier he will be interested in if the offers come. Now we have to settle the details, work the schedule on and so on.

11. What does Underground Metal mean to you?

I had to think for a while before answering this question. The main meaning for me is “PEOPLE FROM AROUND THE WORLD WHO ARE DEVOTED TO THE METAL MUSIC”. For many years I was trying to separate the underground from the mainstream in my thoughts, but I have never been able to explain even to myself where the separating line goes exactly? For the last few weeks I was working for the promotion of Sarmat’s debut album and I was contacting every single person that I was able to get the contact to. The responses for my tries were very various – from enthusiastic ones to… no reactions. But I found many people who are devoted to the metal music no matter if they work for mainstream media or only on their own.

They are the Underground Metal for me, the same as the bands playing and sharing the metal music. The same as the labels spreading and promoting this kind of music. And the regular, normal people as well, who, like me and You, are metal fans, buy records and merchandise, go to live shows.

You are the Underground Metal, my brother. I am too. That’s it.

12. Sarmat comes out of Poland's death, black metal scene. What are your thoughts over the scene in Poland over the years?

I gave up my singing in the other band three years ago due to the total lack of energy in me and because of being exhausted from the situation there (our drummer died a year and a half earlier and we couldn’t find anyone playing drums to join the line-up). From that time I was (let’s describe my state this way) “frozen” for the next two years. I will probably be the same till now if Daniel Szymanowicz doesn’t offer me recording the vocal parts for the debut album of Sarmat. So I am not able to tell what is going on in the scene in Poland at the present time. Many bands are forming just now, changing, releasing albums and so on. The pandemic era is rather responsible for many people creating more music that they were used to creating before the time. It’s hard to keep up to date all the time.

But there is one thing I dislike very much and it brings back bad memories. It’s the view of an empty hall just before the gig starts. I have had an occasion only few times to see such a terrible thing, but it’s a fact. There is nothing worse for the band than to prepare the equipment, set the sound and play without an audience. I do respect the few people who went to see the gig, but it would be easier to invite them to come to the rehearsal room (even pay them for the trip there and back) and played there for them. I expect the situation to be different after the pandemic and all the lock downs, because people will be hungry for live music. But I still remember these few situations from before – it was shitty.

13. Who are your all-time favorite metal bands coming out of Poland and are their any new bands you feel the readers should check out soon?

Armagedon – this band is my favourite one coming out of Poland. I will always recommend their music. From the new bands I may recommend Deivos (well, this band has recorded 6 albums, so it is not the new band actually – it’s just I have discovered them recently). You should also check out Mastabah (great band) and Trauma if You don’t know them.

14. Besides bands are their any honest and reliable labels or distro’s you could recommend to the readers?

We have plenty of labels releasing stuff of the metal bands like Pagan, Selfmadegod, Szataniec, Deformeathing, Godz ov War, Old Temple, Defense, Act of Sin, Ossuary, Agonia, Witching Hour, Mythrone, Putrid Cult. The two of the mentioned (Selfmadegod Records and Szataniec.pl) are the distributors of our debut album in CD format and will distribute the vinyls as well, when they will be available, I suppose. I may recommend these two for sure. And I am a customer that has bought a few records from Deformeathing, Defense, Pagan, Witching Hour, Old Temple, Godz ov War – all of them are reliable and You may depend on the people working for these labels.

15. Besides working in Sarmat do any of the members currently work with any other bands or solo projects?

Daniel Szymanowicz plays guitar in the band called Bi-corpor. They play heavy music, but their genre is closer to industrial I suppose. Well, maybe “mechanical” is the better word to describe their style. And it's definitely not as fast as Sarmat’s music style.

16. What do you like to do in your free time?

I am a men’s volleyball fan, so I like to watch matches of Polish teams in the national league and the Polish national team games with other national teams. I like to travel and visit not so well known places in my country, so I go for a trip from time to time. And I am still getting to know new metal bands, so I buy some stuff sometimes.

17. Thank you for taking the time to fill this interview out do you have any final comments for the readers?

Thank You, my brother, for Your great support and help in spreading Sarmat’s band name around the globe. We do appreciate each action like this interview done by metal listeners like You. We are nothing as a band without people who listen to our music.

And for all the readers - check out the lyric video for the title track from our debut full length album “RS-28”. It is published on Sarmat’s band channel on YouTube. And feel free to purchase our stuff if You think it is worth purchasing – the Sarmat’s profile on Bandcamp is active and we are ready for sending our CDs and merchandise everywhere You want us to send them. And CDs are also available in our distributors web shops – Selfmadegod Records and Szataniec.pl.

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