[ SEE YOU IN HELL ]

1) Hi Filip! How are you today? Let’s start! The first questions are usual ones, as the first one: please tell me the whole story of See you in hell, from the beginning!

Hi David, thanx a lot for your interest in our band! When doing an interview for Hungarian zine, I have to mention right in the beginning that we have already played in your country, but it was really long time ago! First time in March 2001 together w/HUMAN ERROR, DIN-ADDICT, BANDANAS and MINDLOCK in Budapest - this show was great! And then again year later in March 2002 in Gödölö w/FROM ASHES RISE, Y etc. - this show sucked shit as there were almost no people at all and our car had some heavy technical problems... also the organizers were not very helpful and it was pretty fucked up day in general.

Anyway, SEE YOU IN HELL started back in 1999 and the line-up was almost the same as today: Jozka - vocals, Tom - bass, me on guitar and used to have different drummer back then. Since mid 2002 local scene veteran Beno plays drums in SEE YOU IN HELL. We have also tried several second guitar-players and currently we have David playing with us occasionally as a guest.

In the beginning we have played little different style - it was still hardcore, but more chaotic/metallic and experimental, as we used to be influenced by bands like CATHARSIS, RORSCHACH, ORCHID, REVERSAL OF MAN, ECONOCHRIST or BORN AGAINST. When SEE YOU IN HELL started, my old band MRTVA BUDOUCNOST was still active and I wanted to play something little different than the extreme hardcore/crust butchery we played with M.B.! Since 2002 with our drummer’s change also our style changed drastically. It became more straight forward, more direct and more furious raw hardcore/thrash/punk! Today we are influenced by great classic Japanese hardcore bands like DEATHSIDE, FORWARD, LIBERATE, ASSFORT, JUDGEMENT, PAINTBOX, GAUZE, WARHEAD, GOUKA or D.S.B. (but of course we are not so good like them, haha!).

SEE YOU IN HELL released demo 2000, split EP w/MINDLOCK, full EP, split EP w/THE PUBLIC, split EP w/MASSGENOCIDE PROCESS, „Umet se prodat“ („Market Your Self“) LP/CD/tape, „Utok“ {„Attack“} LP/CD/tape, split EP (soon on miniCD too) w/CROW. We are also on many compilation tapes/CDs/vinyls, some of them are for example „Global Hardcore Noise“ double EP comp. and „Barbaric Thrash Demolition“ double-CD + EP (both released in California) or on these two compilation, which I put together - „Dying Alive/Living Dead“ LP {w/12 Czech bands, released in 2003} and „Spalte Brno na prach“ (w/12 raw HC/punk bands from our city, released in 2008). Both our albums were re-released on different formats (mostly CD/Cdr) all over the world in countries like Mexico, Japan, Belarus, Russia, Macedonia, Spain, Malaysia or Indonesia.

We have toured Europe few times and also Japan (2006) and Brazil (2007) and of course played many gigs all over the Czech Rep. In total we have played more than 200 gigs so far.

2) I saw on your website, that each members had many other bands before SYIH. What kind of music was these? All HC/crust stuffs, or metal, or what?

Beno used to play in LOS SOMMROS (raw HC/crust), NO PASARAN (antifascist oi/punk), OPERACE ARTABAN (apolitical oi), HOLOKIN KOLOKIN (folk punk). Tom used to play in BLEDA ZAVIST (punk rock) and GASCHAMBER (metal/HC). David used to play in KARL MARX (old school emo), THEMA 11 (dark emo/HC) and now plays also in MOTHER (ex-THEMA 11) and TUMMO (heavy HC/rocknroll). And I used to play in MRTVA BUDOUCNOST.

3) Now, please introduce me the members! What kind of music do they like, what are their hobbies, what do they working/ studying?

Beno is the oldest (37 I think), he has two daughters and works as pharmacist, has a huge collection of Czechoslovakian hardcore/punk/metal vinyls. Tom has one son, works in laboratory, enjoys drinking huge amounts of beer and also makes his own beer in total DIY way! Jozka has one daughter, he is a huge tattoo fan, works as train conductor and lives 60 km away from Brno, in Breclav-city. David lives now in the capital city Prague, 200 km away from Brno. He is very busy with his other bands and works for some University I think. And I have two daughters, I work as social lawyer for poor Roma people and for junkies, I also do Hluboka orba zine, Network Of Friends newsletter and sometimes help with various eco/social/political activities here in Brno.

Except David we are all very active with gig organizing here in Brno under the United Crusties name (since 2003 we did more than 70 gigs) and except David we are all huge fans of Japanese hardcore/punk scene!

4) You have two „extra” guests: David 11 (in live), and Zelinka (in studio). Why do you need these members? Cause of the sound?

Yes, of course because of the sound, but Zelinka is not playing with us anymore, he did few solos on our LPs back then, now David helps us. As I said, he is very busy, so live he plays with us usually on tours only and of course in studio as well. He has some great ideas for 2nd guitar melodies, which improve our music a lot.

5) Do the members any other project near the SYIH? You have a label/ fanzine, called Hluboká orba. Tell me some things about this! What is it mean: „Hluboká orba”? How many issues do you had from the zine? How, and what bands do you supported as a label?

Except David we have no other bands. I think it is best to fully concentrate on one band and also I think we are all super-busy with SEE YOU IN HELL and our personal lives.

I started Hluboka Orba zine back in 1993 and till now 27 issues were put out. The zine is in Czech language and since issue 1 it focuses on DIY hardcore/punk and political stuff. I am especially interested in far away “exotic” scenes and I print scene reports from various cities from all over the world and also long tour reports from Czech bands on the road. Last issue was put out in the end of 2008 and I slowly start to work on new one. During the recent years I am able to put out only 1 issue every 1-2 years, but on the other hand last few issues are not a typical zine, but more something like huge book in soft-cover, 200 pages thick and with print run of 600-800 copies.

Hluboka Orba Records started also back in the 90’s with some tape releases, later I co-released some M.B.’s and SEE YOU IN HELL’s stuff and few years ago I decided to support also the other Czech bands when I joined some cooperation releasing vinyls like RISPOSTA LP, TIME OF MY LIFE/STOLEN LIVES split EP or DEMARCHE EP. You should know that most of the records released in Czech and Slovakia are released in cooperation of like 5, 10 or even more of small labels, who put their money together and then press 500-1000 copies of the record. This is a great way of releasing new records, in very friendly, cooperative and DIY way! Recently I have no time to continue with Hluboka Orba Records as I decided to concentrate more on the other activities, especially the gig organizing along with my friends in SYIH.

United Crusties gig collective is our huge activity since 2003, we book shows almost every month here in Brno (especially in the Yacht Club, sometimes in our practice room as well, soon also in Vegalite - vegetarian restaurant). We did gigs for bands from Russia, Japan, Brazil, USA, Canada, Argentina, UK, Spain, Italy, Germany... for dozens and dozens of Czech and Slovakian bands as well. You can see the full list of our gigs in the booklet of “Spalte Brno na prach” compilation. In last 2 years we did gigs for example for ARMAGEDOM, VIVISICK, D.S.B., ACTIVE MINDS, YAKUZA HORROR, HELLBASTARD, MOB 47, CAPITALIST CASUALTIES, BLOODY PHOENIX etc. Soon we will do gigs for LOBOTOMIA, GIVE UP ALL HOPE, HELLSHOCK... we are very lucky as we have few great gig-places here in Brno and huge support from the punx, crusties and thrashers! There are almost always 100-150 people on every gig we organize and really wild, but friendly atmosphere. We also publish free Network Of Friends newsletter with info about gigs taking the place in Brno - in cooperation with other crews like Friday Night Kids, Loser Crew or U.P.H.

6) About the band’s name: Who you want to see in hell?

The name was never directed against somebody in particular, it was more something like “we are collectively fucked as a humankind and we are doomed and destined to die” - something like my old band’s name MRTVA BUDOUCNOST, which means “Dead Future” in English.

7) Tell me some words about the lyrics! They have heavy message, express it with examples!

Our older lyrics (until cca 2003/2004) were more depressive painting pretty hopeless and black picture of the reality surrounding us - stuff like alienation, loneliness, communication breakdown, machines and faceless institutions taking over the human... newer lyrics are more encouraging to fight back, to use your energy and knowledge to go on and never give up.

8) The lyrics are in Czech, but you always write the translation of each song in English. It’s appears in your early band, the „Mrtvá budoucnost”. Why? Cause of the fans in other countries? Or you bore that everybody asking about the lyrics?

Yes, the lyrics are important to us and we want them to be understood also by people who do not speak Czech language. You can read the English translations on our website and make your own mind. Some of our releases (esp. in more “exotic” countries) have also the lyrics translated to Japanese, Russian or Spanish language.

9) Do you plan English written songs? Why?

No. We can express the best our ideas and feelings in our mother-language. We also like when bands do sing in their language - Italian bands, Finnish bands, Brazilian bands, Spanish bands... more diversity in hardcore/punk! Also the English written lyrics by bands who can not speak English well sometimes suck.

10) You always get out your albums in LP. Do you prefer Lp or tape near the CD? What is your favorite audio format- LP, CD or tape?

Vinyl is definitely our favorite format! I like the huge cover artwork, booklets etc. You can be much more creative with LP or EP artwork than with CDs, who are just lifeless and plastic piece of shit. Also vinyl sounds better for this kind of music, not so sterile digital sound like CD’s and more fresh.

11) Do you collect music? Or you aren’t says yourself a collector, do you often buy music? What was the last album that you buy?

Yes, I am a huge record collector since early 90s, I have also huge collection of tapes (more than 1000 tapes), but in recent years are tapes almost extinct species. I buy from 90% vinyls and only very occasionally CD’s. I like different kinds of hardcore/punk, but I would say that my biggest obsession is Japanese hardcore/punk (from traditional „Burning Spirits” style to raw punk/crust shit), exotic hardcore/punk (everything on Tian An Men 89 and Darbouka Records), lots of Eastern European hardcore/punk, Latino-American hardcore/punk, old school grindcore, noisecore, 80’s US hardcore style, fastcore/thrash, lots of Czech bands from 80’s and from today as well... well, I like tons of music! Maybe it would be easier to write down styles which I dislike, haha... shit like modern „tough guy mosh/metal/HC”, Fat Wrack/Epitaph Rec. melodic crap, experimental/technical grindcore, folk-punk, ska-punk, modern „stoner rock/sludge”... I also hate 99% of commercial crap on major labels and trendy music in general...

Speaking about records, is there somebody in Hungary who could record me on tape or burn on CDr this classic „Vilag Lazadoi Harcra Fel!” compilation EP released in France back in 1985??? (+ xerocopy the cover and insert for me!). I would be really grateful and I could record you some killer 80’s Czechoslovakian hardcore/punk in trade! Also I am looking for 80’s recordings (tape is OK) by bands like CPG, ETA, FELGYELEM, KRETENS, QSS, TROTTEL (only the 80’s punk stuff, not the later jazz/experimental style!), please don’t hesitate to contact me, if you can help! I need to expand my old Hungarian punk collection (I have old tapes by HISTERIA, A.M.D., AURORA, PROSECTURA etc.)!

The last record I bought... well I have always got many records through record trading with people from all over the globe as I find this more punk and more DIY than to simply buy stuff... Well, this week I got some new EP’s released on Too Circle Records and I really enjoyed EP by this new Japanese band SPY MASTER as they sound very similar to 80’s Boston band JERRYS KIDS, which I love!

12) Tell me some things about your new album, the Útok!.

„Utok” was released already back in 2006 on LP and digipack CD in cooperation of Phobia and Insane Society Records, later we did Japanese CD press on Too Circle and also pro-copied tape press in Malaysia + some CDr editions in some other countries. The vinyl LP comes with nice gatefold cover and the artwork was done by one of the best Czech comix artists. „Utok” has 8 songs of raw, angry, straight-forward hardcore/punk. Some people say it’s “too primitive” or “too monotonous”, but we are all really tired by all these senseless crazy experiments and older we are the more we prefer simple and aggressive hardcore/punk. So if you are looking for some crazy musical artistic experience, please look somewhere else, OK?

13) Who you want to attack?

Nobody... Name of this song (LP is named after song called „Utok”) and the lyrics are not directed towards anything or anyone in particular. This song is about being strong and going straight-forward to reach your goals and to fulfill your dreams. So maybe we want to attack ourselves?

14) In the Czech Republic there are many excellent band, and a kind of cult, tradition of the extreme music (begins with the death/black/thrash metal, cross the grindcore, to the Hc/ punk ect. ect.) What do you think, what are the causes of this?

I don’t know... well, Czech Rep. has a long tradition of extreme music dating back to the 80’s, when it was of course not easy to play in punk or metal band due to state’s oppression. Bands had to play most of the time secret shows, only home-dubbed tapes were released, there was no chance to release a record, to tour abroad or to see foreign bands playing live here until 1989. So punk, hardcore, metal and rock music in general was seen as a protest music against the Communist system and many people took an active part in it. You should check out some recordings of 80’s hardcore/punk bands like RADEGAST, H.N.F., A 64, TELEX, F.P.B., MODRE TANKY, PLEXIS or S.M.S., or if you are into thrash/black/speed metal check out demos by ROOT, DEBUSTROL, MASTERS HAMMER, KRYPTOR, KRABATHOR... By the way I wrote a book about the history of punk in Czechoslovakia before 1989, it is called “Kytary a rev” (“Guitars And Screams”) and soon there will be 5th pressing of it since it’s always quickly sold out.

After 1989 there were all kind of different bands starting, also new zines, labels, distros, many foreign bands started to play here (from Hungary esp. TROTTEL many times!). From the early/mid 90’s Czechoslovakian hardcore/punk scene I would totally recommend records and tapes by HEARTLINE, KRITICKA SITUACE, NONCONFORMIST, CUL DE SAC, ROPNEY PRODUKT, LOS SOMMROS, L SAN GORE, STRES, HOW LONG?, TELEFON, HELL ON EARTH, COMPLICITE CANDIDE... later, in the end of the 90’s and beginning of new century also stuff by LIES AND DISTRUST, HOMO CONSUMENS, MINDLOCK, NESOUCAST STROJE, AD CALENDAS GRAECAS, DREAD 101, MASSGENOCIDE PROCESS, FOOLOCRACY... Today there are dozens and dozens of killer bands and I am sure you know many of them - SHEEVA YOGA, GRIDE, PRUMYSLOVA SMRT, SAY WHY?, RISPOSTA, EVIDENCE SMRTI, NEEDFUL THINGS, RABIES, DEMARCHE, MAD PIGS, HIBAKUSHA, V.O.H., ZEMEZLUC, DISNEY, SCARTO, TOMORROWS HELL, INNOXIA CORPORA, STOLEN LIVES, RED INSECT, DEZINFEKCE, LAHAR, 6MAS, RUCE PO OBRNE, KORUBO, AGE OF DEATH, SVINE!, KOBRA 11, RADIOLOKATOR...

15) I think about the photos, that you are very intense live. Tell me a concert story!

When the music is intense and the audience is crazy, strange things can happen sometimes... but usually it is just our singer hurting himself... well, sometimes there’s a blood on the stage (don’t worry usually only his own blood, haha!).

16) Seems from the pictures, that you like jumping…

Sometimes yes.

17) Do you like parties after the show?

Yes, sometimes... well, most of the time.

18) What was the biggest audience that you played in a concert? Where was it?

We don’t care so much about playing in front of huge crowds. We have played Obscene Extreme and Fluff Fest back in 2002, so these were probably our biggest audiences, although we sucked totally at both these gigs as these were the very first SYIH’s shows with our new drummer and we were not so tight and aggressive yet. We have also played at Play Fast Or Don’t Fest in 2007 and 2008 - there were probably more than 500 people each time I think and it went great both times. Play Fast is definitely our fave Czech festival }check out www.playfast.cz for this year)! Also in Brazil we have played at huge thrash/punk fest in Londrina for couple of hundreds people and at another one - open air near Porto Alegre with hundreds of punx too.

19) Did you play in big festivals, like Obscene extreme? What do you prefer, a gig in a small pub/squat, or an open aired festival? What’s feeling do you like better?

We play mostly only small shows for like 50-100 people max. These shows suits hardcore/punk style the best and personally I don’t feel too comfortable at big festivals with huge stage, security, many assholes in the pit (this is usually inevitable at big events) etc. I don’t go there as a visitor anymore (last time I was at Obscene Extreme was in 2002) and don’t like too much to play them as well. Small shows in crazy places like practice rooms, garages or living rooms etc. are the best.

20) There are bands, who play their songs faster in a gig, than their studio recordings. Seems for me about your stuff, that the SYIH, and your old band, the Mrtvá budoucnost are bands like this. Please confirm, or confute this statement!

Hahaha, you are totally right! When the energy level is high on stage, it is sometimes an uncontrollable chaos, haha! With MRTVA BUDOUCNOST it used to be even worse, since the backline back in the 90’s really sucked, just small combos, shitty drums, shitty instruments... fucked up mess! Today it is way better.

21) You are the ex-member of my favorite band, the Mrtvá Budoucnost. Man, congratulation to this production, day by day i hear every album, and i can’t bore it, so fucking aggressive, phantasiphul and raw musick- and its lyrics are totally bull’s eyes! As I don’t know (and maybe the readers aren’t) much about this band, ask some quests!

Haha, this is really crazy to hear, thanx! As far as I remember back in the times, when MRTVA BUDOUCNOST existed, we had absolutely no contacts to Hungary and I don’t remember even one band playing something similar to our style in your country back in the 90’s... I know that today it is different with bands like HUMAN ERROR, JACK, STEP ON IT or GYALAZAT, but back then I remember only punk rock, NYHC or weird experimental bands coming from Hungary. But never mind, I am really glad that you like my old band so much!

22) What was the cause of your splitting up?

Stagnation, getting tired of each other, lack of motivation, no future at all... we were together for 6 years and simply could not move forward. We released many records (2 split LP’s, 3 split EP’s, tons of tapes, compilations etc.) and toured Europe few times, which were all huge achievements for an Eastern European punk band back in the 90’s... some of our vinyls were released in USA, which was totally crazy for us back then as we were huge fans of US extreme HC/power violence bands like HELLNATION, INFEST, CAPITALIST CASUALTIES, SUPPRESSION, NO COMMENT or CROSSED OUT!

I think we split up on good terms, we agreed to play couple of last shows in April 2000 and then went our separate ways. Ex-members of MRTVA BUDOUCNOST later played (in some cases still play) in bands like LYCANTHROPHY, MY DEAD CAT, FESTA DESPERATO, PANGS OF REMORSE, EVIDENCE SMRTI and of course SEE YOU IN HELL. I am sure that we are still good friends with most of the ex-members, we see each other quite often at shows here in Brno. Marek used our practice room with FESTA DESPERATO and Korda comes quite often to vegan barbecues at my garden, haha...

23) You didn’t get out CD, only DIY tape, or vinyl. What was the cause of this? In this way, it stays a music to a special audience?

Back in the 90’s we were strongly against CDs as it was shitty overpriced format with „plastic” sound and boring manufactured packaging. Vinyl records always had more soul for us. Today you can manufacture and sell CDs for really cheap, you can burn them at home and the general interest towards any material formats (be it vinyl, tape or CD) drastically decreases as everybody downloads like crazy today. So back then MRTVA BUDOUCNOST did no CDs, because we were against them. We were included only on one CD compilation - „Falafel Grind” on Obscene Prod. (comp. CD of CRIPPLE BASTARDS cover songs) and later somebody in America bootleged two our tapes on CDr.

24) The covers are always black and white, or xeroxed ones, the artwork in these is very minimalist. Why didn’t you made colored, tapes? Ok, it’s not problem, i also like better the DIY, raw, amateur covers (as the compilation tape that i made near the zine is a same shit…), but i ask the cause of this.

Raw black and white graphics suited our musical style and our lyrics best, I don’t know what else to say about it... this is punk rock, not some fancy artistic crap...

25) Now i ask about Mrtvá… songs.

Why did you dislike the skaters? ( Antiskate song):

This was song against trendy fuckers, not against skaters in general.

George Orwell has a famous (and a great, classical- i recommend it!) book, the 1984. The Mrtvá Budoucnost have a song called 2084. Do any similarity in this title? I mean, you write this song about this book? Or am I wrong?

MRTVA BUDOUCNOST was obviously influenced by Orwell, you can find this in some of our lyrics (incl. „2084”) and we also had T-shirt with quote taken directly from his most famous book: „If you want to see the vision of the future imagine steel boot stomping on human face forever.”

The „Teror davu” is a song about terrorism?

No, this song was against hooligans and against senseless mass-violence in general. Although I have to admit that some of us took a place in some crowd violence back in the 90’s as well, but it was always for the good political purposes only, haha!

Why „don’t need your fucking shelter?” hahaha. Ok, in seriously, why do you dislike the Krisna religion? Or this song (No shelter) is againts the Shelter band?

Yes, this song was against Hare Krishna and this band SHELTER in particular. Religion is the opium of the masses and refugee of the fools.

Do you had any conflict in a concert, that you wrote a song about the hard- moshing people? ( Stop)

Yes, it has happened few times, especially in the beginning of MRTVA BUDOUCNOST „career”, when we have sometimes played shows with more like „77 punk” style bands, but it was nothing too serious. Well, once we got some bottles thrown at us when we supported OI POLLOI in Brno in 1995... I think that the level of our preaching from the stage was unbearable for some people in the audience, haha.

Do anybody smoked in this band?( the Zasraná ignorance is a song against smoking cigarettes). Do you had any conflict with other, smoker fans about this song? Or in a concert?

“Fucking Ignorance” was one of our very first songs and for sure the most controversial one! You know, when you sing against nazis, vivisection, cops etc. (we did as well!), everybody is OK with this, but when you point the finger at the behavior of people in the hardcore/punk scene, they get sometimes very upset. This song was very straight-forward attack against smoking and against the hypocrisy of smokers. Obviously many people hated us because of it, while many other applauded us for it. Back then in the 90’s I am sure that no person in MRTVA BUDOUCNOST smoked cigarettes otherwise we would not play this song at all! We were/tried to be really strict also towards ourselves, like being vegetarians, non-smokers, some of us straight edge, supporting various political causes/protests, doing benefits, direct actions etc. etc. Also we took really strong stance against commercialization of hardcore/punk scene, when we did openly criticized bands and labels for selling out and we have always strictly promoted D.I.Y. principles.

So as you can see, on one hand we went really straight and without compromise to fight for the things we believed, but on the other hand this made us also many enemies and isolated us from many people. Also for some ex-members this hard stance was too much to bear and few of them later became apolitical/patriotic skinheads and some of them had completely vanished from DIY hardcore/punk scene. But you should bear in mind that M.B. started 15 years ago, while we were all teenagers - so it is pretty long time and people sometimes do change drastically. I still believe in 99% of things MRTVA BUDOUCNOST preached back then. By the way, when we organize gigs here in Brno today with United Crusties, we always ask people to smoke outside and it works fine.

The „Drogová hysterie” is a song againts the drugs, or what?

No, it is song against war on drugs promoted esp. by right-wing Christian fanatics. We were/are for total legalization of soft drugs immediately and hard drugs one day maybe as well. But in no way we would promote or advocate using of hard drugs, especially now, when I work with junkies and ex-junkies, I see face to face how dangerous they are.

26) There’s a funny (maybe) Czech folk/ pop song in many tapes- for example in the „Worst of” tape, the „Mrtvá budoucnost” song is ending with this. This melody is appears in the „Only a good idol … is a dead one” tape. What’s this, is a soundtrack, or a pop song? Please tell me, I’m so curious!

It was our drummer, who always came with these silly songs taken usually from classic Czechoslovakian films from the 60’s. The outro from our demo tape comes from the „Lemonade Joe“, which is one of the most famous Czech comedies ever, it is basically a parody on old American westerns, really funny stuff!

27) There were many members/ singers played in MB. What was the cause of this?

At the beginning back in 1994 when we started we had only one singer, but soon we realized that dual vocals would suit us better since we liked bands like DISRUPT or EXTREME NOISE TERROR a lot. So we got 2nd vocalist and for a short while we even had 3 vocalists, when the drummer’s girlfriend joined us as well (she sings on our split 7” w/COEXIST). When the first line-up of M.B. split up in the end of 1995, only me, the second guitar player Ciko (who moved from guitar to drums after this split) and only one of the 3 singers Korda were left. We got 2 new guys in early 1996 - Marsta (2nd voc) and Marek (bass) and this line-up continued till 1997, when Korda left and half year later we got Rosi to do 2nd vocals... this was the final line-up of MRTVA BUDOUCNOST from 1997 till 2000.

28) Ok back to the present! And to the future hahaha! What are the plans of SYIH? New album? Gigs?

Yeah, let the past be the past... sometimes it’s cool to talk about these old times but the present and future are obviously more important. MRTVA BUDOUCNOST is dead and buried!

SEE YOU IN HELL will tour Czech in August together with SOLID DECLINE from Berlin and we will tour Brazil for second time this October. In December we will organize another Killed By Brno Fest, this time celebrating our 10 years anniversary.

Planned releases - currently we discuss possible split EP w/CONTRAST ATTITUDE from Japan and also split picture LP with local punk as fuck heroes MAD PIGS. Also I plan to compile „Spalte Brno na prach” LP Volume 2 with SEE YOU IN HELL and 13 other Brno-city bands again. In 2010 we may tour Japan again, but if it fails we will tour Southern Europe as we had great time in ex-Yugoslavia, Italy, Spain etc. on our last tour in 2008. We will see.

29) Thanks the interview, greetings from hungary. The last words are yours, tell something to the readers!

Thanx again for your interest, I really appreciate it! This was really pretty exhausting interview!

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