what about you scott where do you uh see uh it going or what do you see uh order of uh any ad going in the future musically

well we take uh not the death metal approach it's more of like a black metal approach with the progressive underneath it it's like what that said to death metal kind of doing the black metal a little bit where you have and we have classical piano parts we have you know longer interludes you know there's so many different directions that everything can go there's There's a million miles an hour extreme band like Origin, The Masker, and then you have, I also just brought up that band Obscura, which is one of the CDs that has knocked him on my CD player in the past three months now.

It's just really great songwriting at the same skill level, but there's a lot of melody.

There's so many different things you can do with it, but you have all these people that started listening to bands like us 20 years ago and said, awesome, that started on Iron Maiden.

There's a level of musicianship that you start with.

That's what the bar is, and the bar keeps getting raised every year.

So I'd be interested to see, even five years from now, what things sound like.

rather than saying Sweden let's say Sweden, Norway and Finland that sound whether it be the death metal or the black metal bands what do you see as the biggest difference between the American bands particularly from Florida like you guys and the Scandinavian bands because there is a vast difference in sound what do you think attributes to that let's go with you Scott