Aug. 2, 2026
Inside Firespawn: From Swedish Death Metal Icons to Wacken Festival Glory
In this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman on W4CY Radio, Pipeman interviews Victor and Alex Impaler from Firespawn at Wacken Open Air. The conversation delves into the story behind the band, the legacy of late singer LG Petrov, the community spirit of Wacken, and the band members’ multifaceted lives in music and beyond. The episode is packed with stories from the Swedish death metal scene, the creative process behind Firespawn, and even touches on tattoo artistry.Main Topics Covered
- Tribute to LG Petrov and Wacken’s support
- The formation of Firespawn
- Experiences at Wacken Open Air
- The multi-band lifestyles of the members
- First encounters with death metal
- Metal and punk crossover history
- Upcoming festival appearances and projects
- Tattoo art and personal stories
- Alex Impaler shares that Firespawn’s Wacken appearance honors late singer LG Petrov, with Wacken Open Air sending flowers to his funeral—a gesture praised for its uniqueness and empathy 00:49.
- Discussion of Petrov’s impact on the Stockholm death metal scene and influence likened to Judas Priest 01:33.
- Alex Impaler and Victor describe band origins amid member conflicts and name disputes in previous bands like Entombed and Necrophobic 02:42.
- Victor had written a full album’s worth of songs before the band even officially started, highlighting their preparation and musical drive 04:27.
- Pipeman describes Firespawn as a supergroup, but Victor emphasizes their identity as friends playing the music they love, not as a manufactured act 05:39.
- The group discusses how playing in multiple bands isn’t an obstacle; rather, it brings creative freedom and helps balance schedules, enhancing their musicianship 07:03.
- Alex Impaler likens fans and musicians as one community—a sentiment echoed during their Wacken soundcheck 06:50.
- Alex Impaler was drawn to death metal at age 10-11, inspired by bands like Deicide, Morbid Angel, and Cannibal Corpse 08:16.
- Victor recalls Sepultura’s “Chaos AD” as his “musical bitch slap” awakening to heavier music, and shares that Firespawn’s song "The Emperor" made Max Cavalera’s top 10 list of songs he wishes he'd written 09:02.
- Pipeman recounts attending the first-ever punk/metal crossover show in his youth—a vibrant memory that underscores the evolving nature of heavy music scenes 10:16.
- Firespawn’s post-Wacken gigs include Party San in Germany, Alcatraz in Belgium, and Kaltenbach in Austria, plus a Swedish festival later in the year 12:09.
- Victor talks about his journey as a tattoo artist, his "reverse blackout" sleeve, and collaborating with his wife, Ida Morbida, at Morbid Impalement Tattoo 14:06.
- Shares the playful story of how he and his wife met through tattoos and music 16:35.
- Firespawn Official Instagram: Recommended as the main channel for updates and contact by Victor 15:43
- Firespawn Merch: helloil.com/shop (and possibly helloil.com/firespawn) 15:53
- Victor’s Tattoo Portfolio: Morbid Impalement Tattoo on Instagram 16:05
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Hi, you have done to rue for wow, for you you.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures of
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Pipe Man W four c Y Radio. And I'm here
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with Victor from Firespawn.
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And Alex Impader from Firespawn.
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Nice here at fucking good to be here.
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Thanks for having us.
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Oh, I'm glad to have you here. I'm glad to
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be on the holy ground. That's enough for me. Exactly
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on holy ground, you know, exactly, that's the way it
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should be called, you know. But even we know in
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the States, this as the festival of the whole world.
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Yeah, definitely, it's such an honor to be here, and
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for us, we're here honoring our late singer Alga Petrov.
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He passed away in cancer five years ago this year
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and uh and it was like a big deal festival
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for him, and walking was there for him when he
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passed away, sent flowers to the funeral and that's so cool,
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super cool.
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Like, I don't know any other festival that would do that,
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to be honest, you know, maybe they would do it
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for a I don't know, like fucking Judas Priest, But like,
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I don't know any other festival that would care enough
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to do that.
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Yeah, and during the pandemic they helped musicians and crew
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as well.
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Actually, oh my god, I see that's so cool, Like,
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you know.
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For the Stockholm Doesn't the scene, LG were like Judas Priests.
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You know, he was an icon and a fucking hero
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and the Stockholm Doesntal scene nice. You know, countless of
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bands has tried to copy what he did.
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You know, he was a big deal. But it felt good.
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When Victor and I attended the funeral and we saw
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flowers from wucking open air.
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Wow, it felt really good.
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Yeah. I would be blown away if it were made.
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I would never expect that wouldn't happen in the United States,
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you know. So how many times have you guys played
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voking with firestpawn?
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This is the first. Actually I played here with Entombed
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and Demi Borger and the Witchery as well, but not
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with fire Spawn. So maybe it's going to be a tradition.
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I think the last time I was here was twenty
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fifteen with Naglfar Nice.
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So how did you guys end up together doing this
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fire Spawn thing?
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It was like we were in similar situations with Entombed.
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We had the l G and Alex had I'm assuming
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all problems that they didn't really dress. They got like
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a big problem over the years, and there were a
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situation when there was like an issue about the name
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and tomb. Then there was like two it developed in
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the two versions of the band and Toomed then and
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Tom Dad, and it was quite un sexy, to be honest.
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Yeah, I hate that crap.
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Yeah, yeah, it really sucked. So me and LG and
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the old guys, I would say, but we really wanted
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just to play music like death metal and stuff. So
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I had some songs and we were like, let's do something.
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And Alex you had like similar situations with Necrophobic at
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the same.
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Time, Yeah, because our singer at the time was locked
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up in prison, so to say. So, yeah, actually quite
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interesting because I talked with LG to do something new
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and fresh, a bit more aggressive and not the typical
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Stockholm sounds ish, and he told me that I should
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get in contact with Victor because he and Victor had
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this conversation, you know, just at the same time.
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Coincidence.
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So when I called Victor and said that, you know,
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I had the same kind of conversation with LG as
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you did.
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Let's do something together.
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Nice and yeah, so it was. And apparently Victor had
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like ten eleven songs already written and done, so we
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had the whole album already done by Victor before we
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even started the band, you know, because I was fucking prepared.
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I love that. That's great.
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Ye.
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It was the three of us, so I think about
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two years something like that, and then Frederick Volker joined
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because he played in Ecrophobic at the time as I did,
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so I asked him if he want to join because
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I wanted his type of solos. And then later Victor
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talked to when he was in Gothenburg recording drums for
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Raised Fists.
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But we knew he were previously in Dark Funerals.
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We knew that he was fast as a fucking shark,
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you know, the kind of drummer that you wanted your Firestbonn.
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So yeah, for two years we checked checked our options
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in the musicians, and yeah, it's like I think we
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found the best ones.
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It's kind of like you're like a super group in
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my opinion. Uh oh, it's kind of like your supergroup
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in my opinion. You know.
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You know a lot of people say that, and you know,
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it's it's a it's a compliment, no question about it.
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But I'd like to see Firestbon as a group of
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friends that's more like to hang out and liked the
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kind of music that we play, and we do play
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in other bands, and we are non musicians in the
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Swedish scene.
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So.
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For people on the outside, it could seem like a supergroup,
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but that was never our intention.
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I don't think it should ever be that intention, Like
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you said it right, like it should be fun, yeah,
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and it should be for musicianship.
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You know, we are a group of friends who really
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enjoy hanging out together and play the kind of music
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that we really enjoy both playing on stage and listening
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into at home on the stereoid.
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You know, that's the only way it should be. And
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I think that's why you're at Vakin because Vakin is
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a certain kind of community and we're all friends.
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Definitely, definitely. Yeah, it's as you said, see you know
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friends and like life as similar sort of people. Like
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when we were sound checking today line checking, I saw
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people frontroll waiting for the show, and I in my
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instant thought was like, yeah, that's that's me standing in
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the front troll. It's like I could be there, you know,
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we're all the same. But one other thing that came
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to mind with Firespawn is that even though all of
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us are in different bands at the same time, it
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it doesn't mean that it's like an obstacle or a
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problem sort of thing. It's we're actually used to being
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in active bands and scheduling with different bands and stuff,
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so it's actually kind of helpful. We don't have any
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jobs that's you know, taking up our time.
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And do you think too that it makes it even
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more interesting and more fun that you don't have to
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do the same thing all the time by having being
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in different bands that you can like can explore and
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all your different wants and musicianship in different ways.
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Exactly likely for us was a blank canvas and with
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fire Spawn and they're like, really, you know, fun to
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do something that we haven't done before.
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Right, So what was your both of you, what was
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the first time what happened where you knew death metal
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is what you wanted to do?
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Oh very early, Like I remember heard the side for
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the first time and that was like like like wow,
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this is for me, Like this is so brutal, this
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is so cool for me, Like d Side, Morbid indod
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and Candle Corpse. It's like the like three major bands
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that really shaped me. Nice and Suffocation of Death as well,
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of course, and that's a lot of little bands. US
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is amazing for death metal Sweden as well, and the
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bunch of Polish death metal bands the great as well.
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So I was, I don't know, ten or eleven. I
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think it was quite early on, and of.
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You, yeah, I remembered quite clearly. I think I was
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eleven or twelve, and I heard the Sebatura album Kosad
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that was like a musical fucking bitch slap.
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I kid you not. That was what the fuck.
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Is this right?
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The most brutal thing I've ever heard.
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So then there I knew that this is the kind
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of music I want to do, and you know what,
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this is absolutely insane. Like thirty years later, Max Cavalilera
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rated his ten top songs that he wish he wrote,
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and I kid you not, guess which song is on
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his top ten list tell us the Emperor, Yeah, the
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Emperor with firez Pong.
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Wow.
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Yeah, So like there's not much more cred you can
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get the next.
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Exactly, my childhood idol has our song on his top
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ten list.
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You know that was that's insane, pretty insane, that's totally insane.
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Yeah.
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So my first introduction was this band that was in
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the they were in the beginning, and I saw them
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at the first crossover show ever. I saw them at
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the first crossover show ever where punks and metal heads
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could be in the same room. Because like back when
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I was a teenager, if you were a long hair
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you couldn't go to a punk show, and if you
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were a punk, you couldn't go a metal show. And
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there was a place of Sun Valley Sportsman's Lodge, which
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was like an Elks lodge. It wasn't a venue, no security,
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and it had three punk bands, three metal bands. The
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three punk bands were coc pre Pepper, they were hardcore punk,
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The Descendants and Suicidal before they crossed over. Okay, on
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the metal side, it was just Span Savage Grace. They
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were a fresh band. They toured with Motorhead, but they
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never really got like, you know, big dark Angel And
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then you read for the headliner, I'll show it to you.
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Look at the bottom of the back of my eighties
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metal vest Battle Vest, Oh, Persistent, yep. They were the
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headliner in the very beginning of Possess and I was like, oh,
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my fucking god, as it was like it's epic, you know,
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set I think it was before even seven Churches came out,
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you know, and it was like, you know, cause in
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my time, it had to graduate. There was no thrash
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in the beginning, you know, the heaviest stuff was made
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in in priests. And then Slayer Metallica came out and
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I was at their first shows ever, and then I
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saw it Possessed and to me, it blew both of
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them away. And I loved Slayer, favorite band, but yeah,
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Possessed took it to a whole other level. Yeah, so
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that's really cool, awesome. So what what do you have
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going on next? After Vadkin? How you top vaking? You
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can't really top vokin, right.
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Yeah, well that's hard to top.
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But next weekend we will play at parties on in
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Germany and Alcatraz I think is Belgium. So we have
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two good festival shows next weekend, and then we play
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I think I think it's the weekend after that also
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at Cheltenbach, Okay in Austria. Cool, and then we have
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a Swedish festival later this fall.
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You mentioned Gothenburg. By the way, I played hockey on
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Bondi field. You played bondy No, I played hockey like
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I went. I was in Gothenburg and they had a
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Bondi field, but we had a bunch of hockey games
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we were playing, like there were like twelve hot I
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So you play hockey on a Bondi field.
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I'm like that.
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I couldn't believe how big it was. Yeah, oh my god.
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You know it's like it's way bigger than a hockey field.
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like it was we had twelve hockey games going on
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smaller than a hockey puck.
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I would like to play it though, you know.
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I love that. See, I love that. It's like metal,
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you know exactly. And so you're also a tattoo artist.
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I am, so.
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Is that arm your left arm? Is that that reverse thing?
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I just found out about it, Like, instead of blacking
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whether it's it's termed. I forgot what it's termed.
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That's the right term.
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