24-02-2010
ORIGINALLY RELEASED UNDER
MIRAS FANZINE ISSUE 7
ELIMINATOR INTERVIEW
ELIMINATOR INTERVIEW
M: Hi. First of I
all I want to thank you very much for requesting our interview. Well lets start
with first question. I see some photos from old Persian Empire in your myspace
page. Are you from Iran?
Warchild: Yes I am from Iran. My parents are anyway, I
was born in America.
M: Breaking the Wheel album is
really amazing. Fast as hell. Tell us about the album recording session please.
Warchild: It was awesome, took some time to record at
Sam's house and Jon Norberg's home studio. We recorded it very raw and the
speed came from the songwriting. The songs were meant to be fast like that.
M: I guess the
band has two members. Does Eliminator play live performence? If not will there
be live performances later?
Warchild: Right now there is a lineup being solidified.
In time we will play shows when we have all the equipment for our new bassist.
M: Please tell us about the reaction
of thrash fans all around the world for the album.
Warchild: The reaction has been very positive. Some
people think we are the best new thrash band in the world so that was a
surprise. Since we did not tour to support the first album due to other life
obligations, it did not succeed as well as the other bands in the new scene.
However, it has gotten recognition internationally.
M: Which format of the album sold
more? LP or CD?
Warchild: The LP sold well but the CD is now sold out
for some time. There will be a repress and a future rerecording of the
tracks.
M: Following the glorious Breaking
the wheel, when will we hear new material from Eliminator?
Warchild: We are in the process of finalizing the
second LP, so hopefully by the end of this year there should be a release.
M: I see you worked with Repka for
the album cover painting. Did you give the idea to him or did he read the
lyrics and designed it free?
Warchild: The original design was my idea but Repka
contributed his own idea. I said it was cool and he went wild with it.
M: What is your main aim for the
future of Eliminator?
Warchild: The main aim is to put out at least one album
a year if not more, and tour in the future. That is basically it...constantly
write and release music to the metal community
M: Do you have contacts with other
thrash bands? Do you have the environment in your city which Metallica,
Megadeth, Slayer and Sepultura has 25 years ago?
Warchild: I have very little contact with other thrash
bands, so no!
M: Please let us hear some last
words for the Turkish thrash fans.
Warchild: Keep banging your heads, rock hard and keep
metal alive forever. It has a purpose!
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