Interview: Mindly Rotten

Band: Mindly Rotten

Genre: Technical Death Metal

Year Formed: 2003

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How would you describe Technical Death Metal?
     "It is a way of mixing brutality ,technique , harmony and speed."

What bands influence your music?
      "It is no easy to name bands that have influenced our music, actually there are tons of bands we like and admire. we also like  old school bands since they letf their trade mark."

You have released two albums "The Most Exquisite Agonies" (2005) and "Proliferation of Disaster" (2011) how do those albums differ from each other?
     "The first one is more chaotic from different point of views; the artwork, music and in some sense  lyrics.  For the second one we tryied to make   our music more understandable  and harmonic without leaving Mindly rottenS brutality,  also the band artwork has changed and of course we have matured our concepts as well."

Do you like on album of the other?
     "We like both, since they have different things to be analized and those things have helped us to improve our concepts for third album, it is our perception."

What should a listeners expect to hear from those two albums?
     "Brutality, harmony, speed and Mindly RottenS  respect for metalheads."

What was the game plan going to record "Proliferation of Disaster"?
     "It took us much time.We try to put the best of us in order to make a better production, and we think we got the goal with this new production. Also is important to mention two video cilps we made, these  gave us the chance to spread our music in many places and in a different way."

How did the "Russian Disaster Tour 2012" turn out?
     "We were invited by Coyote records Russia, we have worked with this label some years ago, it has spread our music and merchandise  in many many countries around the world. It was a really brutal experince, we could see how our music has been accepted in other cultures, we realized that all efforts done during these years have not been useless. It gave us more "fuel" to keep working for death metal music."