Tom Hersey, Journalist

Metal or not metal, Satanic or just a gimmick band, the music on Infestissumam is going to stick with you.

"It’s freedom from thinking about paying the bills and what’s happening at your day job."

On Ready To Die’s Job, when Pop sings of having a “job, but it don’t pay shit” you feel like telling him that he should wipe away his tears with the excess of loose skin hanging from his torso and arms.

"We grabbed hold of all the touring opportunities that were coming our way, and so far it’s been [going] really well."

"I often check out the young and up-and-coming bands because I believe that there’s something that gets lost in the older bands; the energy and the excitement."

“It’s kind of progressive, some of the stuff is more progressive than Mania, yet very groovy, some of the stuff like Gravity X.”

"We like to smoke cigarettes and drink vodka and sleep with girls… Everything is about the girls in the end.”

Tonight is the best set the band’s ever played in Brisbane, and the crowd really seems to be appreciative of this fact.

“I love taking something so real and transforming it into something that someone else thinks of as completely fake. Because I know the code, how to do the translation. And what makes this thing so complex is so simplistic.”