Few questions – interview with LIHHAMON ~ DEADLY STORM zine

Few questions – interview with black death metal band LIHHAMON from Germany.

Recenze/review - LIHHAMON - Doctrine (2016)

Ave, can you introduce your band to our readers? – When was it founded and what style of music do you play?

We are LIHHAMON and we play War Metal as it should be, no melody, no trigger, no fuck ups. Lihhamon was founded in early 2013 to spit our litany of hate into the face of humanity.

Where and under what conditions were you recording the new album? Who was in charge of sound, production and mastering?

The album was recorded in our rehearsal room and in charge was „Ariditas Studios“ which is owned by our bassist F.

How many copies were released and which medium was used for this new edition (CD, digital, vinyl, cassette)?

We unleashed 500 CDs upon mankind.

Who is the author of the lyrics, how were they created and what do they deal with?

Most of the lyrics are done by M. and deal with the ugly face of humanity, like war, supression and obliteration. They always have a historical core.

Who created the logo of the band, and who took care of the graphics and the website? What about you and social networks? Do you consider these things important?

The Logo was created by M., who also takes care of most of the other graphics we use. Social networks are nowadays unfortunately an important thing.

Which label did you choose for releasing your album and why this label? Are you satisfied by how your label represents you and takés care about you?

The label chose us as their first release, because our album got the balls. We are very satisfied with Auto De Fe Prods. and how they support our deathmarch.

Which bands do you idolise and where do you get your inspiration from?

Everything which is superior and extreme. We do not idolise anything, because all idols must perish.

Did you send your record to some Labels - which are the labels? How was the response?

We didn’t send records to any label, we just got into contact with Auto De Fe Prods. and sealed this victorious pact.

How many gigs have you played? Which type of gigs do you prefer, whether it's (clubs or festivals) and which of your performances would you consider as the best?

We‘ve played five gigs so far and more will follow. No show or performance is to be considered best, because every live ritual has its own right to exist.¨