Attila Kovács: sort of an easy rocknroll hit to open the album. If I said that it was influenced by Motörhead, Billy Idol and Pink Floyd at the same time, would you believe it? Nevertheless, I stole the main solo from David Gilmour although I’d never confess this publicly. András Vörös:…

Attila Kovács: the original riff was brought into the rehearsing room by Tamas (Praznek) and it was formed into a song by Adam (Fellegi) and I. I wrote a cool solo as well, but it turned out at the studio, that it didn’t match the song, so I had to improvise something. What you can hear on the…

Attila Kovács: the atmosphere of this song reminds me of the musical world of Morbid Angel and The Haunted at the same time, if that’s possible. Although I do some of the growling vocals when we play this sing live, at studio everything was done without me (vocal-wise, I mean) because I arrived…

Attila Kovács: the basics of this song were “donated” by Zsolt Szentpéteri, the former guitarist of Superbutt who sent over a truckload of riffs for us to use. This song was the one that everyone liked best, so we decided to keep the chorus and the bridge parts of it, and attached a riff and a…

Attila Kovács: oh yes, the icy breath of Norway as it was characterized by Szabolcs, the recording engineer (and also former guitar player of Superbutt). The beginning is nothing but a catchy rocknroll song, but in the end it gets transformed into something else. There are 3 different guitar parts…

Attila Kovács: parts of this song were written in a hotel room after a gig at the Volt festival in Sopron (H), other riffs were added while waiting for the show to start at the Backstage club in München (D), so we can call this an international metal song. I stole the solo from Michale Denner…

Attila Kovács: this was the first song we ever wrote for Music For Animals, back in 2010 still with Zoli (Zoltan Prepelicza, former bass player) and Makk (Laszlo Makai - former drummer) and although the instruments are not played by them on the final recording, you can hear Zoli do background…

Attila Kovács: the basics of this song were brought by Tamas and we added an intro in the style of At The Gates and a bridge that sounds like Gorefest. The song is in 6/8, that’s why we started to call it Evil Blues and in the end the title became official. András Vörös: after the first…

Attila Kovács: just like Ugly Head, this is one of the “early songs” too. At first I wasn’t even sure if I wanted it to be on the album, but in the end I’m glad we gave it a green light, because a lot of people like it and it’s fun to play it live. András Vörös: when Attila first read…

Attila Kovács: as surprising as it may be, this song is the hit of the album. Although it’s anything but a hit, it’s almost 6 minutes long and it’s like Celtic Frost jamming with Pink Floyd. The solo is stolen from David Gilmour again but it's also influenced by Boudewijn Bonebakker…