Very chill, talkative, and down to earth black metal musician, it is so refreshing. Good job, you asked him very interesting questions, and I liked the alchemy and mutual respect between you two (he really putted some effort and honesty in his responses , and you gave him enough space to express him-self without interrupting him). Thanks for this great interview, :)
I always watch your interviews even if I've never heard of the band. You always ask good questions and allow the artists to speak. This guy seems like a great dude. Will have to check them out now!
Great interview Rauta. I like how he doesn't subscribe to any particular ideology, yet strives towards a theme that's fitting the music. Also: good ol times when starting the band with 15. Ah the memories :D
This just popped up in my feed and I'm glad it did. Great interview questions and great answers, very respectful. And if you listen to the old albums, you can really tell the difference in feel between 1557 and the first albums. AND Malakhim t-shirt, nice!
This is my favorite black metal band i listen to them on the daily. They even pointed me in the right direction of black magic that i wanted to practice. All their music are master pieces and now watching this video i now know why. Just please for the love of lucifer please come tour the us i need to see this live. Thanks for the direction and showing me my true self through your music. Shem ha mephorash.🤘🤘🤘🤘😈
i've seen these guys playing in the forest thanks to bmp and i was curious about them , thank you Rauta for the interview , Blood On Ice is one of my fave Bathory albums.
His final words for the interview was fuck being true and all that, but Rauta ends the show by saying keep being true made him turned and looked at him xD
Hello raita my long lost Finnish brother thanks a lot for this review l never heard this band before once again thanks one question what do you do in your spare time bye for now iron raita bye
Nice interview. I'm gonna check their stuff out. Is that malum playing in the background towards the end of the video? Also I see someone commented 5 days ago. I guess I just noticed this today.
@@RautaMetal I need to be a little more observant. I like what he said about classical music. I say similar things. I get that way with black metal too. When a band sings in a foreign tongue but I still get amazing feelings just with how it sounds even though I don't understand the lyrics. People ask me how I can listen to something that I can't understand. I tell them I would rather listen to something that I can't understand the lyrics but is superior in art and sound than listen to something that sounds like shit and has a shit message but I can understand every word.
Great interview. First one I know of since the release of their fabulous album in May 2019. @Mephorash : One question from me: how came it to the collaboration with G. De Laval??
Jerry! You have a phonecall! It's your mom! haha just joking Seriously. Its difficult by younger bands to break through, but larger bands they try. Look at Marduk how they went taking Doodswens on tour. More bands should be like that. Like Belphegor and Dark Funeral
My mom is cool, so it's fine 😎 But about bands and warm-up slots: you do realize that sometimes warm-up bands have to pay for their slot? It's not always free.
@@RautaMetal Reminds me Years ago with the tour with Liar Of Golgotha and Cradle Of Filth.They left some debts at the label concerning tourbus costs. Vincent Meelhuysen told me himself.He was the main guitarist for Liar Of Golgotha
@@RautaMetal like a boss 😀 like a leader - dictator. Like genius too, albums are going like one long song, sometimes you dont know where is start and end.
@@RautaMetal sorry for my english, but i'll try 😀 Sanguinem - epic song, but it's much more epic wen going not alone, but after Epitome and before Shem ha Meporash. The same like Another brick in the wall pt2 - it's about nothing witout Another brick in the wall pt1 and The happiest days of our life.
I know what you mean: when I first time saw some of the 90's bm artists without corpse paint and stage attire, it seems like something lost at that point. As I've gotten older, it doesn't matter anymore as I know anyway there's no real mysticism.
Satanism today is in a lot of ways just another dogma, just like any religion. We decided to not limit ourself to any "belief-system", and instead keep an open mind to find wisdom and illumination through everything. We use whatever tools we seem fitting to achieve our goals and reach further enlightenment. The best way to describe us would be occultists, but as I've stated before: to label something, is to limit it, and limiting yourself goes against the very nature of striving to become your own god and creator of your own reality.
@@Mephorashband Maybe I misunderstood some of the answers. Since your lyrics are very occult ''Satanic'' based. I thought that since you said, that you don´t limit yourselves to any type of dogma. To me it sounded like you just write what you write, but you don´t live or believe in it. I fully understand and support your way of thinking. Focusing on one thing and one thing only will just stagnate you, and you wont progress in any shape or form. Even Satanists need to have an open mind :p. I love your music and Hails!
@@MultiZoXx yes, you indeed misunderstood. It's the total opposite of what you said, we are extremely dedicated and devoted to what we do and to the concepts we sing about. We don't write just for the sake of writing. Every word, note and beat of the drum is carefully thought out and poured from our soul. The point I was trying to make is like I wrote previously: We try to build our own world of the esoteric. Instead of falling in line behind rules on what you should and shouldn't do under the flag of satanism, we build our own reality. I don't want to label it, because it would only lower the value of what we do. We use whatever tools we come across, whether it be from Devil worship, Vodoo, Vāmācāra, the Qliphoth and so forth. We don't want to zone in to some narrow path of only one thing, instead we use all the tools at our disposal to reach the thing we truly believe in and that we ourselves create. To gain gnosis, to gain wisdom and to ascend from this reality, to a higher one. We will do whatever it takes to reach what we strive for, and we won't let the boundaries of humanity or the common perception of our reality limit us.
