Interview with Bristol, U.K based Death Grind Band Amputated's frontman Mard Gleed

I guess i dont have to speak much about  Amputated. They are one of the renowned name in the Death Metal scene. We wont take much of your time on the background and we directly come to the point. We had a short talk with Mark frontman of Amputated, and here we go..

Greetings mark how are things going with Amputated these days..

Hi, things are very busy with Amputated at the moment, we have had a little bit of turbulence recently with the departure of guitarist Daryl, but have come through it fine and have played some killer shows this summer. We are currently booking tour dates across the UK and Europe for the remainder of this year including confirmed appearances at Gothenburg Deathfest, Berlin Deathfest and Dark City Deathfest in Poland which are really looking forward to, also we have some big festival announcements coming up as well as a very exciting tour prospect for early next but sadly I can't go into details on those until it is all set in stone.

You joined the band recently tell us how has been your journey been with Amputated?

Yeah I must have been in a couple of years now if I remember correctly, which is still a very short time in comparison to the bands history. It has been an incredible and life changing experience for me, It has allowed me to travel to many new places playing the style of music I love and meet many like minded people all over the world which is an opportunity that I am still grateful for every day. It was very uncertain at the start of my time with Amputated as my vocal style is very different from what the fans were used to and people were understandably apprehensive of the change, but from the various live shows we did the fans warmed to me and my debut album as the bands vocalist has been incredibly well received, both critically and by fans both old and new which has been an incredible experience. I very much feel settled in to the band these days and look forward to being a part of the band for many years to come.

For sure mark had seen it in videos and from that we can understand that. By the way grabbed the recent release through a friend it sure is a killer album.

Thanks man really appreciate it, we are pretty proud of how the album came out and feel it has laid a solid foundation for us in terms of where we want to take the sound of the band.

If i am not wrong you guys will be sharing stage with bands like NECROSIS in Gothenburg Death fest how excited are you guys about the tour?

Yeah man glad to see them added to the bill, they are local guys to us and a great up and coming band. We personally are very excited about the tour, getting out on the road and playing to new people in new places is what its all about for us, we love the experience of it and cant wait to hit the road and start making noise.

Even we are pretty excited that we are able to work with Amputated in our 2015's release.

Awesome man, it’s an honor to be asked and have one of our songs included on a compilation with many other great bands.

Coming back to amputated Mark i was supposed to ask you this question before. Tell us how you landed in serving duty on amputated?

I used to be in a band called Caiaphas doing vocals and gained a lot of experience from that and had played a lot in the Bristol area. After we split up I spent about a year not really doing much with music, then I came across a post online by a friend saying that Bristol band Amputated were looking for a new vocalist, I knew of them and knew that my vocal style was different to the previous vocalist, but thought what the hell I will give it a shot anyway, so I applied for an audition and told them I wanted to bring something new to the table, they agreed and auditioned me and the next thing I knew I had the job. It took a month or so to really sink in, I had gone from playing in a strictly local band and it took me a while to grasp the reach and fan base of the band I had joined, within half an hour of being told I was in the band I had messages from people in other countries congratulating me on joining, it was a pretty crazy time for a country boy like me hahaha.

Coming bit beyond Amputated, Mark tell us how your journey in music begin?

For me personally it’s been a long road as I started very young. Before I could even walk I grew up being subjected to Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, The doors etc etc on a daily basis, so always been into rock and metal in one form or another for my entire life. At the age of 10 I got Vulgar Display of Power by Pantera on cd for my birthday after seeing them on Beavis and Butthead earlier that year (courtesy of my older brother who was a proper 90's grunge kid at the time) and never looked back, I remember sticking that cd on and I knew that moment that I had to be a part of this sound in some way when I grew up. As far as making music myself I originally started out as a guitarist/bassist (and was crap at both haha), after doing guest vocals on a live sepultura cover, my old guitar teacher Ross (who just this week actually joined as the new member of Amputated) gave me a call and said he was doing a metal project and had heard I was a good vocalist, so I went down and jammed with him for a while and developed my style as a vocalist. At the time his vision was just to do a metal band, but I was heavily into death metal at that point and slowly corrupted him making the band heavier all the time, after cementing a lineup that project became Caiaphas, I recorded my first ever release with this project and really cut my teeth as a vocalist on and off stage working on that project and laid the foundations for my current musical career, still very proud of what we achieved together to this day. After that project disbanded I later found myself joining Amputated, and the rest as they say is history.

Haha the same PANTERA album was gifted to me by my old man on my 13th birthday. So mark if i am not wrong you are still active in one project No More Room in Hell tell us about this project as well?

Yeah the No More Room In Hell album has been recorded and is being mixed as we speak. It's me and Anil Carrier form Towers of Flesh/Binah (and about a million other projects haha) as well as some guest appearances from some heavy hitters on the underground death metal scene, Anil approached me saying he had started writing an old school death metal record that he wanted to base on horror movies, he knew of me from Amputated and had seen my horror page The Coroner's Report where I was writing horror movie reviews, I love old school death metal and horror movies so I jumped on it like a tramp on chips. Its sounding like a great record, every track is based on a particular horror movie with samples included from the subject movie, its very much straight up death metal, no real surprises on it, just lots of heavy groove and shouting about zombies and such haha, but has been great fun writing and recording it and can't wait for people to hear it when it's finished.

Regarding the review i didn’t know about you writing column for horror movies got to know a new thing about you brother.

haha yeah man is good fun, I started the page writing horror reviews as a bit of fun as I love horror, but as time goes by music is keeping me too busy to keep it updated as much as I would like. Have also been doing some album reviews for a couple of metal websites on the side but only when I find the spare time to do so.

So coming back to Amputated Mark can you tell us about the recent new lineup of the band?

Sure, obviously Daryl departed earlier this year, my old friend Ross stepped in at the last minute to learn the live set as when Daryl left us we only had a few weeks until we were due to play several shows in Italy, Ireland and London, Ross stepped in and learnt the set and came out on the road with us with very little notice and pretty much saved the day, after those shows we finally had time to regroup and let the dust settle, and when we looked back we found that they were some of the best performances the band has given and Ross did a brilliant job and gelled well both with the band and with the fans so it just felt natural to welcome him as a full time member. Other than the new second guitarist in Ross the rest of us are the same lineup that made the new album, we now feel we have a very strong unit and look forward to taking the band up to the next level both in terms of writing and performing.

Well you had played with Ross in CAIAPHAS and now in Amputated we are pretty sure that it was easy for him to synchronize in Amputated music. Along with that he was a kind of your mentor we can easily anticipate it wasn't that hard for him as well as you guys to sync in the same tune.

Exactly man, also Kai and Harry had both played in Caiaphas when it was active so everyone knows each other pretty much, was just seeing if he and gary the drummer worked well together and they clicked instantly, the transition has gone incredibly smoothly and hasn't slowed us down in terms of progress at all which we are all very happy about.

Talking about the tours as per my survey you guys are on tour in Berlin death fest on 3rd of Oct in Germany, Gothenburg Death fest on 4th of Oct in Sweden,5th-7th Oct in Italy, 11th Oct at Dark city Deathfest (Poland) 31st Oct, 3rd Nov in Swansea , 21st-23 Nov in Uk and even you guys are booked for RAPE THE ESCAPE 2015 to be held in Vienna Austria in 2015 seems like the band is going to be on the road for quite a long time starting from October?

Yeah man, we do get some downtime between dates to catch some breath but not much haha, but yeah we have a lot coming up for the rest of this year, the new lineup is a lot more flexible with touring etc so we can now spend more time on the road than the band has ever done before. We also have another show that we are playing in among these dates but sadly I cannot elaborate on that just yet as its all still being confirmed officially, also have a lot of very big plans for next year and are very much looking forward to taking the band to new audiences in countries we have never been before.

Well we would like to convey best wishes for the tour and we also hope to see you guys touring in this part of the world as well.

Thanks man. Would love to one day for sure, never say never.

Yeah for sure by the way mark i was doing a bit research about Amputated and i found out that in 2007 Amputated appeared on the BBC Three reality show Singing with the Enemy and were challenged to write a song with the all female pop group Fallen Angelz. Tell us about it?

Hahahaha yeah that question always comes up sooner or later, sadly that was way before my time with the band, the only member with us now who participated in the tv show is Gary our drummer, he is the only one of us that could properly answer that question, but if you or anybody reading wants to check it out the whole thing is on Youtube so you can see just how badly it went for yourselves hahaha.

For sure fans will see the video we will be posting it below. So mark each bands has to go through a way lot of hardship the perfect example is the above question. We would like to know how hard it is for new bands there in UK. Tell us about it in your words

Well I think starting out for bands is hard anywhere, but yeah the UK has it's issues, I think getting noticed and getting exposure is the hardest step really, nowadays with the internet it's easier to get yourself heard but that creates the new problem that there are just so many bands now, and so many great ones too, I like to think there is room for everyone in the scene but obviously people only have time to check out so many bands and some will undoubtedly go unnoticed. The UK has a great scene though with a lot of really good young bands out there on the road playing great music, although I would say at times the UK scene seems to be lacking a little bit of that sense of brotherhood you seem to find amongst bands in other countries, but then I suppose the grass is always greener on the other side and all that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP-TeRriSj8

Mark you have gone through a way lot of hardship to reach this point can you share your experience cause it can be a source of inspiration to bands from this part of the world.

Well I would say anyone who wants’ to get anywhere in music weather it be a band or an individual should expect some form of hardship and be prepared to make sacrifices, it's not all fun and games all the time, there is a lot of hard work, a lot of travelling and sleepless nights, a lot of strain on relationships both inside and outside of musical projects, plus a lot of time practicing /writing etc etc, so really I think you have to love what you do in order to make that sort of commitment on a long term basis and stick at it, and if you want to work with like minded people on a project then learning to compromise is important to ensure a healthy team spirit in a band. But I think as long as you have the passion, keep working hard and give it all you can then anyone has the capacity to make it to where they want to be, it may not turn out exactly how you planned it or happen exactly when you thought it would, but I believe that hard work and perseverance always pays off in the end, and when it does it will bring you some of the best experiences of your life , which are all the more satisfying knowing that you earned them.

Any incident during the tour or rehearsal that you would like to share with us.        

Well there are quite a few I don't want to share hahahaha. We have had many up's and downs on the road since I joined the band, but for some reason you always tend to look back on the hard times more fondly when they are behind you. Some recent incidents that stick in my mind include dragging our equipment for miles through the Italian countryside, on foot in the baking sunshine with no real certainty weather we were going the right way, only to be picked up in the middle of the road by some awesome guys from a local band who spoke little to no English but welcomed us on to their bus with beer and food all the same. That same day there was a crazy Polish guy who made me laugh so much before a show that I invited him on stage with us and he spent an entire song doing a Gangnam style dance around the stage and generally causing chaos by moshing into us all whilst we were playing, and of course the epic quest that was our appearance in Dublin Ireland during which some of us went nearly four days with no sleep at all, and our support act was a lovely young lady putting on a burlesque show.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6ySlWs29C4&feature=youtu.be&a

Amputated - When whores meet Saws (Lyric video)

Haha interesting man. We are almost at the end now any message to the entire metal universe?

Firstly I would like to thank all the Amputated fans old and new, and all the bands I have met also out on the road for making me feel very welcome in the scene , and to everyone out there doing their bit for metal, weather it be making music, writing about it and promoting, putting on shows, or just buying albums, going to gigs and supporting the bands, all of them are equally important to the scene and just want to say a huge thank you to them all for making metal the glorious and enduring genre that it is. Stay Brutal \m/

So Mark, tell us some of the underdogs (not the well known bands) from U.K that is a must to hear?

So many great ones on the scene at the moment, its hard to list bands for fear of forgetting someone, but I will give it a go. unfathomable ruination, Foetal Juice, Cancerous Womb, Basement Torture Killings, Neuroma, Abhorrent Decimation, Mortishead, Necrosis, Spawned from Hate, Kataleptic, Ascaris, Atonement, Guttwrench, Zombified, SCORDATURA, Black Skies Burn, Aghast. I could go on all day but those are all bands I would like to see get more attention outside of the UK and checking all of those out should keep you busy for a while hahaha

For sure i have been following Necrosis, SCORDATURA from some time and they are killer. Mark i don’t want to end it but it must come to an end now. Lastly, a space for you to ask if we SNRMB team has forgotten to ask you can ask us here. Fully your space..

No I think you got it all covered man, I have probably said far too much already hahaha. Just want to say thanks for the interview its been great talking, and thanks to all your readers who check us out, stay brutal guys and will hopefully see you out on the road one day in the not too distant future \m/

Thank you mark for your time

\m/

Article regarding Tumbleweed Inc. debut album PARICHAYA / releasing there title track Parichaya via SNRMB .

I don't think i have to talk much about Tumbleweed as we are aware of them in our local commercial scene. For those who haven't heard about them you can click on Tumbleweed and get to know a bit more about them. 

For the events Detail you can go through the link below.

https://www.facebook.com/events/532673313532694/

Talking about the album.

The album, PARICHAYA, is Tumbleweed Inc.’s first studio work after their 2 years of togetherness, passion, hard work and dedication towards making something which they love to do. This was made possible with all the support from Satish Sthapit, the sound engineer and Bishal Manandhar, the band manager. The album all done by the band itself, and recorded at Studio Underground, Bhote Bahal, Kathmandu The album consists of 15 tracks

1. Intro

2. Face Apart

3. Social Parasite

4. Massive attack

5. Vicious animal

6. Supremacy

7. Vision

8. President

9. Funk that shit

10. Badlido samaj

11. Usko Katha

12. Kathmandu

13. Parichaya

14. Local thito

15. Geda 

The album, PARICHAYA, is all about the voice of every individual, the changes of Nepali society, the imbalanced political system, the perception of a minor, the hope, the belief for betterment, the songs about regression, suppression. An ode of an outlaw, the belief on self. Parichaya, depicts a minor’s survival for the sake of his/her own identification. The album cover depiction: We all are minor, the little ones. Ants. The symbol of oneness, the dedication, the loyalty, the self-sacrifice, hardwork, team work, patience. Despite their tiny size these little spirits are immensely strong, great strength of will and accomplishment can come even in the smallest of packages. So here we are. After 2 years of working hard on this, the debut album 'Parichaya' would be out this 30th Sept. Hope u like the album cover . Stay tuned. 

Along with that we launch Tumbleweeds track 
For YouTube:-

For Bandcamp:- 
https://supportnepaleserockandmetalbands.bandcamp.com/track/tumbleweed-parichaya

Metal Dashara - I

Its good to see that gigs are happening beyond the 3 cities Kathmandu, Pokhara and Hetauda, A week back Devdaha fest occurred in Khairaeni, Bhairawa featuring bands like Narsamhaar, Wakk Thuu which was a success. This Saturday i.e in 26th Sept 2 gigs are happening one in Hetauda i.e SLAUGHTER HOUSE DEATH FEST -II and the other one in Biratnagar i.e Metal Dashara -I. We will be talking about the gig in Biratnagar.

First of all a big round of applaud to  Metal freaks Of BRT-\m/ team for coming up with a gig in a place where the entire place is influence by Bhojpuri and Bollywood music. Personally i feel very good to know that youngsters from there are working hard to create a scene back there in Biratnagar as i have some personal relation with that city as well.  We are already aware of the situation there in east as many things were expressed to us by Agyat and Sin Without Cease during there interview.  

As per the information we got Dying Out Flame will not be able to play in the gig due to some unavoidable conditions. Resulting Agyat, Crude Fixation and Sin without Cease will only be playing in the gig. There is a chance of including one local hard Rock band on the opening slot. As per the my talk with their representative it is hard for me to say that it is going to be there last gig of Agyat as they are officially splitting. 

We had a short talk with Agyat and Sin Without Cease a few months do check them out and know much about them as well as the scene back there in East Nepal.

Agyat :-http://snrmbnepal.blogspot.com/2014/04/agyat-aspiring-blackned-death-act-from.html

Sin without Cease :-http://snrmbnepal.blogspot.com/2014/06/interview-with-rigal-karki-from-itahari.html

Events Detail :- 

Festival Split Vol.1 released

So the Festival Split Vol.1 is officially released.
Here is the download link
https://supportnepaleserockandmetalbands.bandcamp.com/album/festival-split-vol-1

Slaughter House Death Fest II

Every time i get to know about gigs happening in Hetauda i get quite excited maybe because Suicide Theory  (One of the pioneering Death Metal band from Nepal who played in the 1st edition of Ktmrocks gigs IOM 12 years ago along with  Ugrakarma and X- Mantra. They usually covered Cannibal Corpse ) belongs to this city or maybe we have seen the creation of a systematic scene by the hard-work of  the fellow metal heads, organizers and bands from this city. Whenever i am asked about the Nepalese Underground scene i usually give an example of Hetauda of how metal lovers gave re-birth to the scene which was almost dead. 
Here are some Details of the event. Along with that at our lower section we have also written some information that the organizers have shared with us.

Slaughter House Death Fest was started back in 2013 by Extreme Underground Hetauda (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Extreme-Underground-Hetauda/426736607435013?ref=bookmarks) to promote Extreme Metal Scene in Hetauda, Nepal.

The first installments consisted the bands from Darjeeling, India (Obliterating vortex,imperial cult & Malevolent Bloodshed), Kathmandu and as well few local bands from Hetauda as well. 

This time the phase 2 will be headlined by none other than mighty Ugrakarma (https://www.facebook.com/Ugrakarmaofficial) who are one of the pioneering Death Metal band of  Nepal.

Listen their latest single "Dang Dung" here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW6mCdWlJzw)

Supporting bands are as follows :-

1.) Undefined Human
2.) Corpse Sick
3.)Disorder
4.)Headshot
5.)Brutal stab
6.)Calamitian
7.) Torment
8.)Forensic Torture
Date :- September 27 Saturday

Venue :- Red Chilli Resturant
For Details:- https://www.facebook.com/events/1470321433220514/
Ticket Price :200

From the organizers regarding Slaughter House Death Fest

Slaughter House Death  Fest’s 1^st edition happened in 2013 with only a prime motive to spread the wave of Death Metal as here in Hetauda we have massive Extreme Metal following (esp. Death Metal) . In the 1^st sequel we featured bands like Bidroha, Dying Out Flame from Nepal and bands like OV, Imperal Cult, Malvolent Bloodshed from India played here in Hetauda. We are doing this gig Near Dashai the biggest festival celebrated in Nepal. We are trying to make Slaughter house death fest as a Death metal festival here in Hetauda. We are very happy that in this 2^nd edition we are able to bring the Legendary Death Metal Pioneers of Nepal to Play in this gig. We are really happy to say that they will terrorize Hetauda with their music. We also urge the entire metal heads from Nearby cities to witness this Mayhem.. See you guys moshing on the pit this  Saturday.. That's all what we want to say.

                                                                                                                                                                             

Festival Split Vol.1 to be launched on Thursday 25th September 2014

On the auspicious occasion of Nepal's Biggest festival, 3 band split album is going to be released on 25th of September 2014.  Along with the 3 tracks of the 3 bands one young talented groups track shall be featured, thus making a release of 4 tracks. The split is a free digital release to welcome the biggest festival in Nepal i.e Bijaya Dashami. The album is prior to launch in the 1st day of Dashai i.e Ghatasthapana. The split is a limited Download edition which shall be downloadable from 25th September until 10th of October 2014.
For details you can check the Event page:- https://www.facebook.com/events/1561927147359428/
The bands are

X-Mantra

Think of the loyals of metal music in Nepal and you’ll think of young boys and some adult men banging their heads with metal heavyweights like Megadeth, Metallica, Slayer and Sepultura in the year 2000. And think about the first metal band's of Nepal and you’ll surely think about Ugrakarma, Suside theory and Ugrakarma and only X- MANTRA. They have already gained a solid cult following in the valley and their music and their influences have also made quite an impact on other major cities of Nepal.
Their first album made quite good impact on the Nepali metal scene. Now with so much to look forward to and new metal bands emerging from the call of the metal pioneers, Nepali music (metal, in fact) can start anew itself.
X-MANTRA comprises of Rojesh Shrestha on vocals, Sandeep Tuladhar on lead guitars,Ritesh Shrestha on the bass guitar, Nabin Maharjan on guitar and Bikram Shrestha on the drums.
Their first single "Shaleek" was featured in Music Isles Compilation, which became one of the most recognized songs in the concerts. Shortly after that compilation, the band released their debut album "Crying For Peace". till date band released 5 albums in the scene, 10 official music videos. The only mainstream metal band constantly active since 2000

Ful'Stop

Winner:All Nepal band CompetitionOrganized by Party Nepal)
1st runner ups:9th ICMC
Best guitarist at 9th ICMC

Fullstop also known as ful'stop..we play music for each own satisfaction and for passion,its time to gear up and do a lot more than what we are doing so we will surely describe you guys more about us if we will go to that next level.

Divine Influence
They are one of the young killer bands from the Nepalese Underground Scene. Started as a Lamb of Gods cover band they have won hearts of Nepalese Metal heads and recently they launched an E.P Scarecrow which was a massive success. Here is a short interview that we had with their frontman Aman.
http://snrmbnepal.blogspot.com/2014/05/divine-influence-groove-metal-act-from.html

Apart from these 3 bands track one more track will be featured. From this split we are trying to seek and expose hidden young talents from different places of Nepal who haven't got proper exposure and featuring them with professional bands. In this 1st volume of the split, we are featuring some talented musicians from Nepal College if Management. These guys were only limited in college programs and are involved in some local bands who haven't got proper exposure yet.

Interview with France based Brutal Death Metal Band Devour the Fetus's frontman Renan

Formed in August 2011, the real band activity started in February 2012. The band has been offered the opportunity to play a gig, provided that they could write enough songs to last 30 minutes on stage. The challenge was fulfilled and the band continued on their pace. They recorded their 3-tracks-EP “Babynception” in 2012 and they composed enough song to record an album in July 2013 : “Cook’n’Roll”. The band will soon be working for their new release. To know much about the band. you can check them out in

https://www.facebook.com/devourthefetus
http://www.devourthefetus.com/

Greetings Renan before we start we would like to know about the updates of the French underground scene?

Hey, the French underground scene is really active, even we don't have lot of big bands, we have awesome bands. The actual brutal scene, for me, is represented by Ad Patres, Darkall Slaves, Disgraseed, most grind but very nice too by Unsu, Department of correction and of course Benighted, Inhumate, Blockheads, and Kronos (they came back \m/). These actors are really brutal and active. Bands are cool but shows too, these last years we have increasingly festivals, Hellfest and Motocultor fest show us how to do! So underground scene is growing up in France, it's really nice!

Good to know about that. Devouring the fetus, how did the journey start tell us about it?

With Zyigh (guitarist) we spoke about foods and music, after one night to speak about cooking and delicious recipes, i ask : "let's start a breeetalll band", he answered to me : "no", and two days after, he called me back to say "yes", thus Devour The Fetus was born !

So if i am not wrong you guys played in the French death fest on the last day how is the rehersal going for the fest.

It's a German fest. It was really cool. Rehearsal were great and we had a mini tour with katalepsy before (4 shows), so we were ready to breeeee !

We hope to hear more about your upcoming gig. Talking about Devour the fetus Maternal Cheese cake, Putrefying Tumor Placentomized, Anti - wrinkle fetus cream are some of your tracks that i tune quite often Renan we would like to know if any new stuffs in production?

For now we have 2 new songs, most groovy and brutal. We are working for the next album and we are really exciting to play it on stage!

Hoping to hear about your new tour dates, coming beyond Devour the fetus tell us how did your journey begin?

My first cd was "Roots" from Sepultura. There is 15 years ago (already haha). After that i went deeper in brutality with Marduk / Cannibal Corpse, and after Krisiun, Deicide and lot of brutal bands. few year after i discovered Devourment / Origin and my future was obvious. I was on earth to breeeeeee That my entry in the metal world. I played in a band, called Absinthebolik, death / black metal, we split out there is three years ago and i created Devour The Fetus to be more brutal and groovy, as bands is listened.

You guys are from the country which has a healthy metal scene, is it possible for band to sustain their life through music especially metal?

No way to live with your music (metal) in France. Only few bands can do it, like Gojira, Loudblast and others big bands (or i don't know). If you want money, stop to play metal and play pop music or other kind of mainstream stuff. We play because we love it. As we say, we don't win money we try to lose as less as possible !

Well that’s for sure metal for passion. So Renan any message to the fans?

Thanks for your support, thanks to follow us, keeping sharing and keeping going at shows, it is through this that we can exist \m/ Cheers, breeeee and eat onions !

So it is a bit off track question Renan we would like to know what do you guys do apart from Devour the fetus.

Virgile (drummer) and me are web developer, and Virgile do something more, but i never know what haha, Frankette (bass) studied robotic engineering, Cyril (guitar) the sound engineering and Zyigh (guitarist) is a cook ! At least one work with onions and carrots, but i'm not sure with fetus. I love to cook too but only for me and friends, it's not my work.

Haha i think i must meet Zyigh then i am always hungry. Well jokes apart coming back to the band recently a review of your album Cook 'n Roll was done by Sick reviews and reviewed it with 8 out of 10 i am quite sure this review has increase your moral and to come with much sick albums in coming future.

Of course, come on France, we will cook for you (trust us it's ever good if you like fet...) haha. We have few reviews for now; from Sick review and some others French web zines (thrashcore, metal nightfall...). All reviews we had are good; it's really cool to have good feedback's. It means we are on the good way, and we must to keep going more brutal and groovy. We are hurry to release the next full length (some songs are already composed). But for now we are focus to the promotion of "Cook'n Roll”!

So by when can we expect the new album of Devour the fetus?

At the end of 2015 or early 2016 i guess and hope!

Almost at the end now tell us on your view the French bands that are to be heard apart from Devour the fetus?

We have lot of good bands! I think to our bros from Darkall Slaves, Disgraseed, Whisper Of Death, Ad Patres, Flying Shit Machine and some more famous as Benighted, Kronos. Our scene rocks but deserve to be most famous!

So this is the last question for you Renan. Anything that we  SNRMB team has forgotten to ask you, you  can ask us here?

Mmhhh, no fetus was harmed during the recording of the album. Haha

Hahaha Thank you Renan for your time.

Thx you for your support!