Gregory: You must work hard to become popular. We tried and try hard. To become famous is a cherished dream of any band and we're not an exception.

Ind: Unfortunately in the middle of 90's you got disbanded. What was the reason?

Gregory: We had several reasons, absence of financing, drugs…

Ind: I remember "Iron March" TV-Show, you were telling that new album "Filicide" is complete. Which means that after reunion you brought to studio old stuff, or did you change anything there?

Gregory: Yep, "Filicide" was composed in 1995. Euthanasia track was redone and rearranged in a couple of days before the recording.

Ind: How did you manage to resume playing? Was it a sudden impulse or a natural plan?

Gregory: Gregory is to blame. He purchased PC and convoked us together!

Ind: Did local stage changed considerably since your early days?

Gregory: Many bands are gone, other ones replaced them. It looks like now it is easier to record albums.

Ind: They say death metal days are gone as well.

Gregory: If someone byes CDs and attends gigs then everything is not that bad/

Ind: Gregory, how do you manage the band? You also attend rehearsals, write lyrics and function as sound engineer…

Gregory: Right, I attend rehearsals and take part in composing songs.

Ind: Are going to change lyrics, at least make it more complicated? Your lyrics is very simple sometimes…

Gregory: Music comes first, while lyrics id devoid of any conception.

Ind: "Amputator" comes with Addiction to Sexual Slaughter track. "Filicide" follows with Addiction to Sexual Slaughter Pt.2.

Gregory: That's an evident continuation.

Ind: Do you have a steady line up now?

Gregory: Steady enough, we are only replacing the bass player. Line up should be steady, it helps to understand musical ideas clearly.

Ind: Nearest plans, expectations…

Gregory: New material is being prepared and we have started live activity.