The show will still go on with the almighty Dei Tetra, Incarnation ov Seth & Evil Singing Pandas.

Pre-sale tickets remain at $20.00 but will now come with one Soft Drink or one Beer. Admission at the door remains at $25.00.

Minimum age of 18 and above is required as alcoholic drinks are being served.

Date: 1st of May 2011
Time: 6pm onwards
Venue: All About Eve (144 Arab Street)
$20 PRE-SALE
$25 AT THE DOOR

The show must go on!

Trippy Factory:
Nafarious, many thanks for taking time out to do this interview.

NEFARIOUS:
No problem mate, looking forward to it.

Trippy Factory:
Firstly, give us a brief introduction of your band and your thoughts on coming to Singapore for the first time!

NEFARIOUS:
Certainly. NAETU was first spawned by myself (Nefarious) and Vorkgnar in 2002. Since that time we’ve had the standard numerous line up changes and other such annoyances. Now we are joined by Sombre and Sentient. We’ve released one full length album back in 2008, and are preparing to release a split release with Dei Tetra from Thailand.

We are very much looking forward to our little trip to Singapore, and enjoy all that this vibrant city has to offer four Aussie metal maniacs! The show itself will be great, our first show away from the traitorous shores of Australia, so its exciting to imagine the carnage we will leave in a foreign land!

Trippy Factory:
Awesome! The metalheads of Singapore are indeed curious about what Naetu can offer us! Back to Dei Tetra; how did the evil forces of two different regions collide and form this unholy alliance?

NEFARIOUS:
Running a small label here in Australia called Blood Black Productions, I came into contact with King Aboroth from Dei Tetra. After some discussions he approached me with this idea, and really, how could I refuse? So I said, why the fuck not! And the rest will soon be history!

Trippy Factory:
Why the fuck not indeed!!! Meanwhile, one of the biggest achievements for Naetu was to travel nationwide in Australia with mighty giants like Mayhem and Cradle of Filth. What was it like doing shows with those legendary bands?

NEFARIOUS:
In short, fucking killer! While we’re not big fans of COF’s newer material, the old stuff is still great. And to play shows to thousands of people every night is a humbling experience. And then to play alongside Mayhem as well, that was something else, Atilla is a powerful front man! And they were all very cool guys!

Trippy Factory:
Not many bands in the world get to have such killer experiences! We hope Naetu will be amongst the great in the near future!

What was the first thing that Dani (COF) and Attila (Mayhem) said to you? What did you guys chat about?

NEFARIOUS:
The COF guys were hard to talk to, they kept to them selves mostly. We had to corner Dani and Paul on the afternoon of our last show to get a couple of ‘happy snaps’ and a quick chat about the tour and their time in Australia.

The guys in Mayhem were much friendlier, and again, mostly talked about the tour.

But as for NAETU reaching such heights? Haha, I wouldn’t hold my breath!

Trippy Factory:
We’ve all got dreams,mate. Just keep on going! Funny how, I always thought the folks from Mayhem would be a bit more obnoxious given the violent history of some of its past members.

Meanwhile, I also understand that you will be meeting Dei Tetra for the first time in persons during Black Revelations 2011. What are your thoughts on that?

NEFARIOUS:
Yeah we thought the same about Mayhem! But they’re all about the music now, and try to put that part of their past behind them. But to be around as long as they have, and still have a strong following and enjoy what they do, credit to them I say!

I’m all for meeting new bands, especially from other parts of the world, so I’m looking forward to meeting them and Incarnation of Seth, even you ol’ son! Haha.

There’s a few other bands, and people involved with the metal scene over there I hope to say “g’day” to, even have a beer with, but I hear the price of booze over there is OUTRAGEOUS!

Trippy Factory:
We’ll get the beer sorted out for you. Trust me on that. \m/ I was just at your “MySpace” site and shit, holy cow batman, you have 11035 friends. How the fuck did Naetu manage that? I’m insanely impressed.

NEFARIOUS:
Hook us up buddy! Aussie bands need cold beer! Haha.

Shit, MySpace, we hardly use that any more since they last fucked around with the layouts AGAIN. We actually had over 12,000, but since that last change, people have been leaving MySpace in droves!
We used a lot of advertising, word of mouth, the usual avenues for that site. But I drive the management side of the band pretty hard to get the name out into the global metal market.

If you don’t push it hard, you’ll be swallowed by the vast black metal ocean of today’s standards!

Trippy Factory:
How very absolutely true! This is especially to all those “prima donnas”, “black metal rock star wannabes” from the words of wisdom of Nafarious.

Work hard or be swallowed! Black Revelations / Trippy Factory is pledging 2 dollars to Earthquake / Tsunamis hit Japan for every pre-sale ticket sold (SGD$20 each).

Has Naetu ever participated in charity gigs like these?

NEFARIOUS:
The only charity we have supported thus far, is well….. ourselves! Haha! No this is definitely a good thing you’re doing, Japan has had some very fucking bad luck. And I feel especially connected to Japan, I actually lived just outside Yokohama city for 6 months when I was a small boy, so I feel this is a worthy cause indeed.

Trippy Factory:
Respect from the infernal depths of Dante’s inferno! Good begets good, mate. Though you guys are fucking mean and evil on stage! Tell us a little bit more of your full-length album (The Burning Lands). I was listening to the track “Misanthropic Nightmare” and it fucking blew me away!

NEFARIOUS:
Well that CD of monstrous black metal was released by myself way back in 2008, and represented the first 6 years of NAETU’s life. So in that sense, it is mean and nasty, and exploding with all the frustration and dark days of that era for us, hence the vocal outburst at the beginning of ‘Misanthropic Nightmare’. The newer material we’ve been writing shows a more developed NAETU.

Trippy Factory:
I am sure the friends/fans and fans-to-be from Singapore are looking forward to this progression of Naetu! All the best to that. Any last words to the people attending Black Revelations 2011?

NEFARIOUS:
We are greatly looking forward to this show, and feel honored that it will be our first international ritualistic slaughter! Ensure anyone who takes pleasure from dark, misanthropic music is there to witness this spectacle! See you all very soon!

Trippy Factory:
\m/ HORNS UP for our allies from Down Under! One LAST QUESTION: Pit of Eternal Darkness or Flying Wall of Swords?

NEFARIOUS:
Flying wall of swords sounds a little messy, and I write my best material when its dark and quiet, so thats a ‘no brainer’! Bring on the fucking pit! Can I bring a few things? Like my guitar, laptop and shit like that? Is there catering down there? A man’s gotta eat!

Trippy Factory:
LMAO! See you on the 1st of May for Black Revelations 2011, Nefarious! With Massive Respect!

NEFARIOUS:
Hails! May the left hand path guide you all well! Till BR2011 Singapore!

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Trippy Factory:
Thank you for taking time out to do this interview. Pol, please tell us the role you play in Incarnation ov Seth.

Pol:
Glad to be here. I’m the second guitarist for Incarnation ov Seth.

Trippy Factory:
I already know a brief history of the band in our last conversation, but for the sake of record, tell us a little bit more about your band.

Pol:
Firstly, let me just roughly introduce you to the guys in Incarnation ov Seth: We have Yan on lead guitars, Shah on bass, Hedir on the drums, Sid on Keyboards and finally Ann, our vocalist.

Well, the band started out in 2007 with a totally different line-up and a different band name. Before Incarnation ov Seth, we were called “Eye ov Seth.”

Eye ov Seth disbanded in 2008, due to unforeseen circumstances – all the band members went in different directions.

However sometime in mid 2008, we got back together with a new lineup, including Sid and Ann. Left without a band name, Shah came up with Incarnation ov Seth, which sets the tone of revival and resurrection of the previous band , Eye ov Seth.

From then on, there was no turning back. We started jamming songs mostly from Children of Bodom, Dimmu Borgir and Old Man’s Child.

Trippy Factory:
Sounds like a very different genre of metal from the rest of the 3 participating bands in Black Revelations! Alongside with the Lion City’s traditional heavy metalists, Evil Singing Pandas, your band will be performing with 2 overseas outfits, namely Naetu and Dei Tetra. What are you thoughts on this?

Pol:
I’m very excited to be a part of Black Revelations 2011 and performing alongside Dei Tetra and Naetu. I’m sure the rest of the band feels the same way. It’s an honor to be playing with them.

Trippy Factory:
Awesome to know that the members of your band are looking forward to the gig; I’m sure the rest of the artistes feel like wise.

In view of the recent tragedy in Japan, Trippy Factory will donate $2 dollars for every pre-sale ticket sold to the Red Cross in aid of the tsunami and earthquake victims. What are your feelings on this?

Pol:
The knowledge of that has made me even more enthusiastic to give our best in the upcoming show! So if the music lovers and metal music fans in Singapore would like to do their part in helping out, why not support Black Revelations by purchasing your pre-sale tickets now!

Incarnation ov Seth will dedicate our performance for those victims in Japan and we’ll give you guys one hell of a show! \m/

Trippy Factory:
Sounds like Incarnation ov Seth are all set to rock the stage on the 1st of May! What will fans and friends of the metal community in Singapore be expecting from your band in Black Revelations 2011?

Pol:
Well, if you guys have been following us through our mySpace, we’ll be focusing more on hard hitting songs. So prepare to headbang like you’ve never headbanged before; We’ll be playing some of our original compositions and a few covers from Arch Enemy and Children of Bodom! It’s going to be different from our usual set so get ready for Chaos…

Trippy Factory:
Das ist Krieg. \m/ There are only 4 bands performing in the gig and we’ll end with a spectacular finale with Incarnation Ov Seth from our very own Lion City. Any last words for your fans and people coming for Black Revelations 2011?

Pol:
Yeah, for those of you who haven’t gotten your tickets already, you can get your tickets directly from us or from members of Evil Singing Pandas.

The easiest way would be to head down to Roxy Records in Excelsior Shopping Centre to purchase them. They are the exclusive and appointed box office for the gig.

My final words will be for you guys to keep on supporting Incarnation ov Seth, the local music scene and more importantly, support Dei Tetra, Naetu, Evil Singing Pandas and Trippy Factory. Every voice counts!

Trippy Factory:
Thank you very much for taking the time for this interview again. All the best to you and the members of Incarnation ov Seth. Let’s bring hell in this year’s REVELATION! \m/

Pol:
Yeah. We sure will! Thank you for interviewing us; we really appreciate it. We shall see you at Black Revelations 2011 \m/ yeah..!!!

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Trippy Factory:
Greetings Aboroth, and thank you for taking time out for this interview.

Aboroth:
Greetings!

Trippy Factory:
I am sure your fans in Singapore are looking forward to your return in our Lion City on the 1st of May 2011.

Aboroth:
Yes. We are excited and glad to be back to Singapore again this year. We would like to thank Trippy Factory for their efforts in organising Black Revelations.

Trippy Factory:
We strive to do our very best and deliver! \m/ Any updates for our fans here with your activities since you were here in Singapore in April 2011?

Aboroth:
Over the year, we have been preparing for the new releases. We have the new demo out. It is in CDR and cassette format. We are planning for more releases and hope they can be out before Black Revelations 2011.

Trippy Factory:
Awesome! Now, let’s discuss the scene in Bangkok. In our last discussion, you have mentioned that the “scene” in your city is dominated by a few and “younger” bands such as Dei Tetra are having a real hard time making a name for themselves. Has the situation improved?

Aboroth:
The scene is improving. More fans are attending gigs. We have been receiving good feedback from the fans on social networks, we also receive a lot of emails from fans around the world. We are trying our best and we just move forward at full speed. We create music and we have shows. We care about our fans and we would like to thank them for their support. It is not that we are having ‘a hard time to surviving’, I think that we just have our own path to walk. Haha.

Trippy Factory:
It’s awesome to know that things are looking up for the metal community in Bangkok. What will we be expecting from Dei Tetra in Black Revelations 2011 in Singapore?

Aboroth:
Well, the most important thing is that we are writing our new material. We are preparing for our split with Australian black metal warriors ‘NAETU’. We hope that the split cd can be released before we fly to Singapore for Black Revelations 2011. For Singaporean fans, you guys will be the first to hear the new songs. Furthermore, we are preparing for a new look. We hope that everything can be done as soon as Black Revelations 2011.

Trippy Factory:
Thank you also for introducing Naetu to us (Trippy Factory); as you know Naetu is co-headlining Black Revelations 2011 with Dei Tetra. Is this the first time both the bands are meeting one another?

Aboroth:
Yes. This will be the first time we are meeting. We have been in contact for quite sometime. We have also been planning to release a split and we also plan to have a show together in Bangkok and in Perth. In the end, we are having the first show together at Black Revelations 2011 in Singapore. This coming May, we are going to turn Singapore into hell! \m/

Trippy Factory:
This sounds like a crazy collaboration between two Black Metal elites from Bangkok and Perth. Trippy Factory is proud to bring Naetu and Dei Tetra together in this unholy matrimony! I am sure the metal fans in Singapore are looking forward (to headbang till death) to the two bands! Now back to your new materials in your latest CDR and Cassette release; will we be expecting a different style compared to the last EP, El Feugo?

Aboroth:
We are looking at the better quality songs in this demo. The songs were written some time back and they are a little different from the songs in the last EP. We are trying to create a more unique sound. We are exploring other genres of music as well. The songs on the ‘Godless Rituals’ demo will definitely be different from the songs in our EP.

Trippy Factory:
We will keep the Singapore fans in suspense for the moment but be sure that “Godless Rituals” will be Dei Tetra’s finest work to date. As you know, Trippy Factory is promoting Black Revelations 2011 in a charity aspect due to the recent Tsunami/Earthquake crisis in Japan. We will donate $2 for every pre-sale ticket sold before the 30th of April 2011. Any comments and thoughts on that?

Aboroth:
We are glad to know that Trippy Factory is going to donate a part of the ticket sales to Japan. Being Thai, we were glad and thankful that Japan was the first nation that sent aid to the tsunami victims in Thailand in 2004. This time round, the devastation was far worse in Japan. Together with Trippy Factory, we are glad to contribute towards aiding Japan in whatever small way we can. We would like to thank everyone who will be turning up and supporting Black Revelations 2011 in one way or another.

Trippy Factory:
Special thanks to members of Dei Tetra for their kind effort and open minds by doing their part for Japan and Black Revelations 2011. One Last question before we close the interview: a message for Dei Tetra’s fans in Singapore?

Aboroth:
We are giving away 10 copies of our ‘Godless Rituals’ cassette to the fans who will be at Black Revelations 2011. Please contact Trippy Factory for more information at trippyfactory@yahoo.com.

By the way, DEI TETRA is going to donate a part of the proceeds from the sale of band merchandise (as well as other Thai Metal bands’ merchandise) at Black Revelations 2011 to the Thai-Japanese Association (Bangkok) to ease the pain and suffering of the tsunami victims in Miyagi, Japan. Please show some support at Black Revelations 2011. See you disciples in Singapore! \m/.

Trippy Factory:
Thanks again for your time, Aboroth. I look forward to our next meeting in a couple of weeks.

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Featuring:
- DEI TETRA (THAILAND)
- INCARNATION OF SETH (SINGAPORE)
- EVIL SINGING PANDAS (SINGAPORE)

Venue: All About Eve (144 Arab Street)
Date: 01.05.2011 (Sunday)
Time: Doors open at 6PM
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$20 PRE-SALE
$25 AT THE DOOR

Lucky Draw Prizes including a SMASH EZ-1 Guitar and Palmer Pocket Amp to be won! (Exclusively for pre-sale ticket Holders).

Check the bands out at:
- www.myspace.com/deitetraband
- www.myspace.com/naetudominion
- www.myspace.com/incarnationofseth
- www.myspace.com/evilsingingpandas

The long wait is finally over! The Radio Department’s ”Clining to a scheme” is without doubt this year’s most eagerly anticipated Swedish indie pop album. It’s been four long years, but a simple press on Play and you’ll know it’s been worth every second.

“Clinging to a scheme” combines the best components from their previous albums “Lesser matters” and “Pet grief” with soul guitars, P-funk, cut/paste-beats and 70’s futuristic orchestra sounds. Breathtaking!

Club 8 has travelled to Brazil for inspiration, bought records made in the 70’s in Western Africa, used a percussion player from Cuba and hooked up with producer Jari Haapalainen (The Concretes, Camera Obscura, Ed Harcourt). The result is unique mix of Swedish pop melodies and African rhythms – undoubtedly one of the most unique, captivating and catchiest pop records of the year!

I am very pleased to inform you that 200 people turned up for the show. Congratulations! (RF: There are actually more people as there are some underage fans who turned up but got their tickets refunded and some fans who didn’t pay and stayed outside the venue.)

The response for Dei Tetra’s set was really something!  People seem that they are really having a good time watching your set, including your old secondary school classmates from Singapore (RF: They look like a bunch of disco party people rather metal fans) turning up to Black Revelation and supporting the band.

From my personal observation, you have the largest turn out for your set; my sincere and heartfelt congratulations to you four.

Now, please introduce yourself.

King Aboroth (KA): I am King Aboroth, Bass Player, Public Relations and Merchandiser for Dei Tetra.

Emperor Viperon (EV): Hail, this is Emperor Viperon, Guitar Player and Music Director for Dei Tetra. (Full of Enthusiasm)

Lord Kaosis Warmeister (LKW): Lord Kaosis Warmeister, Drummer for Dei Tetra. (Stoney / Spaced-Out Voice)

Countess Asithara (CA): Countess Asithara, Vocalist and session bass player for the Dei Tetra.

RF: Thank you. Let’s start the interview on your thoughts after the Black Revelation.

As you know this show was planned 6 months ago since October 2009. It has been a huge adrenalin-rush for us all in Trippy Factory. Please share with us how do you all feel about this whole process?

EV: We need to work our asses off and we have been rehearsing really hard since then. We try to rehearse twice a week from 730pm and practice the same set 2 -3 times. We will have a band meeting after that to see how we can improve or do better.

We are all extremely tired from the show, but it was fun and we are very grateful.

LKW: We met a lot of talented musicians in the gig as well; it’s quite an eye opener for all four of us.

CA: I am just very happy to be here and glad the show went well.

RF: Many thanks for that. Now I would like to ask you for your opinion and give us a compare and contrast between the Thai and Singapore metal scene and community?

KA: The Thai Metal Scene consists of a 2 groups of people. One group only listens to “Old School” Heavy Metal, Black Metal and Death and they other only Brutal Death Metal, Gore Grind, Death Grind. It’s either you are “with them” or “you are not”.

Singapore has more variety, for example Absence of the Sacred (AOTS) and the bands from Mourning Sound is different.

EV: Singapore bands are more unique. I personally feel that they (SG bands) would put a personal touch on top of heavy and aggressive music; like Rudra and their Vedic influences have definitely made their music very special. The ancientness and the exoticness have made them stand out from the crowd.

In Thailand, it’s like “same-shit-different-day-everywhere.” It’s like “copy-paste” syndrome.

The veteran or more established metal bands (in Thailand) listen to one typical genre of metal music. The younger bands who look up to them would copy and imitate them because hey feel that this is “what metal should be”.

RF: And you find that boring?

EV: Yes! It’s frustrating as well.

KA: Only if you have time log on to MySpace and check out the new Thai metal band, you will probably feel that they just sound the same. There is no breakthrough. It’s really lack of innovation.

EV: As a matter of fact, I feel really SAD for the Thai metal Scene. Music is something you can explore and boundaries you can break. Why restrict yourself and be just another face in the crowd? Why not add some elements in music and make it your own?

RF: I agree with you. It’s like you cover a popular metal cover song and add elements from your band and make the song your own.

Tell us more about the rivalries in the Thai Metal scene; I understand from our private conversations that it has been bothering Dei Tetra for a while now.

EV: Since the first day we have decided to play metal music, our rivals have gathered their “army” and tried to force us down and out of the scene. They make immature comments about us on cyberspace; ridicule our photos which we posted online.

I remember there was once we had a photo of the band relaxing after a hard day of rehearsal and a can of coca-cola was captured in it.

KA: Yeah we drink coca-cola, so what? Haha.

EV: The rivals started a brand new “Hi-Five” account and posted the pictures on it with the words “Black Coca Cola” and allow the rest of the rivals to make stupid and immature comments about that photo.

Can you imagine that the guy who started this whole mess is almost 30 years old?  Grow up man, sonnofabitch.

He hacked into my “Hi-Five” account, copied all the photos and say shit about it. Can you believe that?

There are so many young and inspiring metal musicians in Thailand who really wants to play and perform…

CA: But they didn’t dare to. They are afraid to go through what we have been through. Some of the rivals have even post death threats online and wanted to “take our lives” if we were to carry on.

RF: What?!? How?

EV: It’s true. There were comments like “I am going to go to a Dei Tetra show and put a bullet in your head”. One of them even ask for my residential address and wanted to come over and f**k things up; all this through the public pages of “Hi-Five”.

I mean, I have respect for people in general. I don’t have to admire them, but I still give them their due respect. If they want to do metal music, I want to do it too! Who gives them the right to stop me?

RF: They only do such things online right?

KA: They do it face to face in person as well!

RF: What?!?

KA: During metal shows, our rivals will gather in their groups and “terrorize” the other concert go-ers who does not belong in their click.

Younger metal fans or people in small group click usually get most of the shit simply because they are weaker with no back up.

CA: That, to us, would be the biggest difference in the scene in Thailand and Singapore. People in Singapore respect any genre of metal and they are very supportive. We feel very much appreciated and welcome in your country and in your metal community. Something likes this not going to happen in Thailand.

RF: Thank you for your comments on this. I think Trippy Factory is just very fortunate to hire respectful bands and musicians in Black Revelation 2010.

What are the future plans for the Dei Tetra?

KA: We are now working on a full length album with about 9 tracks and it should be released later this year or early next year.

RF: What are expecting from this new project?

EV: Better sound quality (from the past 2 releases).

KA: Headbang!

EV: *laughs*. You will also hear the “beauty” of Black Metal with the “roughness” of Death Metal.

RF: And your influences: who or what are the main inspirations for your new materials?

EV: You will hear Slayer-ish guitar riffs and Behemoth Style Drumming, a tint of evilness from Dark Funeral and the rawness of Marduk.

RF: Wow. You have just name 4 legendary bands and and with elements from them sure sounds like an album coming up (by Dei Tetra) to look forward to.

Now on to Kaosis; I got to be really honest. You do not look like you are a drummer when I met you for the first time in Bangkok. That was February 2009, was it?

LKW + EV: *laughs*

RF: When I saw you in behind the drum set during the set just now and during rehearsals, you scare the shit out of me! I am really impressed. You play fast, aggressive and precision drums for sure! Where did you draw you influences from?

LKW: Inferno (from Behemoth). The complications of the drum lines by him have made Behemoth- Behemoth. Without him, the band will not be the same. His drumming is very significant in each track. The best part about it is his style changes in every album. So every Behemoth album doesn’t sound the same. It is always evolving and interesting to hear what he has to offer.

You can tell if the band is from Sweden, Germany, Norway etc just by hearing the drum rhythms; but Inferno is just one of a kind.

RF: Most Metal Drummers always draw one of their inspiration from  Dave Lombardo from Slayer as their main influence; hearing Inferno as an inspiration is the first for me. Good luck with the recording of your drum tracks in your new album.

LKW: Thank you.

RF: Now on with the Countess; I know at least 2 persons in the crowd tonight has been “blown to pieces” by your vocals. One of them is me and the other is Kathir (Rudra). I quote from him “This girl sounds really really pissed off!” I remember agreeing with him and had a good laugh! Where did you draw your inspirations and influences from?

CA: I have no influences so to speak, but when I listen to the raw music track given to me by the band members, I will try to visualize how my vocals should be and plan it according to the guitars, bass and drum riffs.

Like when the Emperor let me hear a particular guitar riff, I can actually hear and visualize the “screaming” even when there are no vocal tracks in it.

RF: I would like to hear you write lyrics or visualize through Kaosis’s drum riffs! That’ll be interesting!

CA: *laughs* I admire all vocalists from all the metal bands because singing is not easy. Not easy at all. Singing, shouting or screaming in the wrong manner may hurt yourself seriously in the long run.

So I bought the instructional videos of Melissa Cross (voice teacher of Andrew W.K., Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe, Shadows Fall’s Brian Fair, Every Time I Die’s Keith Buckley, God Forbid’s Byron Davis, and Melissa Auf der Maur) so that I can scream and shout aggressively all I want without hurting myself.

RF: Sounds good. At least now I know you are able to sing, scream and shout SAFELY – so that you can do this for a long long time.

Now, any last thoughts on your very short trip in Singapore?

EV: Firstly, thank you Remy and Trippy Factory for organizing this gig for Dei Tetra. Especially for putting our logo in the middle of the poster it’s very nice. When I see it for the first time, I was like “Wow”. We are in right in the middle of the official poster!

LKW: Yes, that meant a lot to us. It made us feel very special. All four of us had the poster as our profile picture in Hi-Five, Friendster, Facebook and MySpace to promote the band and Black Revelation since February 2010.

RF: Then special thanks and salute goes to Jason Wong who designed the poster. He has an intention of making Dei Tetra as an overseas special appearance all the way from Thailand and that’s why your logo is in the middle while the other 6 bands are “flanking” by your side as if welcoming you.

Excellent design I must say. Give Jason the horns up when you see him in person.

KA: Sure! Our logo in the poster of our next show in Bangkok is so small and pathetic. It’s almost insignificant compared with Black Revelation 2010!

RF: Does that bother you?

KA: Of course not! We will just turn up for the gig. Do our thing, headbang, blast our instruments and get out of there when it’s over. Music’s music. The size of the logo matters very little to us.

RF: I like that Attitude. Now, your last words for the interview Aboroth?

KA: If I am a regular metal head in Singapore or Thailand, I would not be so impress about the Black Revelation 2010 if I should see the poster at first. I’ll be thinking “hey, it’s just one of those metal gigs”.

Most of the Thai metal heads would probably think that we are crazy and wasting our time performing in an unknown gig in Singapore. But they will never ever experience what we have earlier on this evening. Black Revelation is something very different and special for us and we really had a good time.

You go to a metal gig, you headbang and make new friends. That’s that. *Shrugs* It doesn’t mean that if you are into metal, you have to get yourself drunk, take drugs and commit crimes.

No egos involve; nothing sinister and evil. We are all here for a good time.

EV:    In Thailand, there’s always the same old organizer with the same old band, playing the same old stuff.

I would encourage all metal fans to go out there and do not restrict yourselves. Learn something new from different gig and gain new perspective! Be open-minded and make more friends!

RF: Thanks for that Virperon! Kaosis, share your thoughts with us.

LKW: Singapore has always been and always will be one of my favorite destinations for travel and holidays. Special thanks to Remy and Trippy Factory for organizing the show and we look forward to play again in your productions in the future.

RF: Thank you for your compliments and comments about Singapore. Countess, any last words?

CA: Thank you very very much (hands clasp together as if praying), to you, Trippy Factory for everything. I would like to thank everyone who is involved in the gig, the fans, the fellow musicians and performers. Thank you very much. I sincerely appreciate it and I look forward to come back to perform and meet the friends and fans again.

RF: Thank you very much Dei Tetra. It’s been long hard road for Trippy Factory organizing Black Revelation but it’s absolutely worth it to have you four on this ride with me.

Until next year all the best to you and the band.

Dei Tetra:    Thank you!