Satan'S Host Information

Although Satan's Host had shared their infinite darkness for close to 30 years, their most recent masterpiece Virgin Sails is my first experience with the band. I wanted to explore the minds of the band, and gave them a few questions to allow us to become more familiar with the Colorado foursome. First of all congratulations on a fantastic album. Do you guys feel you have accomplished something of a milestone with all these awesome reviews you are receiving? Patrick Evil: I always believe we do our best when writing new material. To me it is so satisfying when you get great feedback after you release a new album. It's always a milestone when you get the final product in your hands, it feels surreal. Anthony: Thank you! We strive to always out do the last effort, and I think we have shown how we have grown musically and lyrically with 'Virgin Sails'. When you have a signature sound, you don't have to worry about sounding fresh because the new material will portray freshness naturally, we like to explore all aspects of various Metal genres in our music and it comes very easy and naturally for us. Harry: It's a great feeling to know others see the same as we do about the new material. We pour our heart and soul into the music and it is showing. USA is not that familiar for creating black metal masterpieces. Have you ever felt US black metal bands aren't getting enough credit for their work compared to the more classical BM countries like Norway and Sweden? How is it being a pure blooded black metal band in the US? Patrick Evil: I think a lot of US black metal is not taken seriously. I think there is this false sense that true black metal stems from Norway. They have had the greatest success from there. The truth in my eyes is the musick is worldwide a collective whole of underground metal. There are many great bands all around the globe just waiting to be unleashed. I think in Satan's Host we stand forward above many bands because we don't get caught up in all the hype and trends that go around. When we write we ...