Our debut album contains 13 tracks full of energy, anger, beauty, heavieness and brutal breakdowns. Each song is different without losing the typical sound that we create. So all in all you´ll get an album which doesn´t sound repetitive or boring at all.

We had enough time with the songwriting, cause there was no label deal and with that no deadline for a release date. So all in all it was pretty relaxed.

Sky and Holger (both guitar) are responsible for the basic song structures cause they come up with the riffs. When the basic structure is given, we all work on the finetuning and the arrangements togther. When all of us are satisfied with the result and when we all think that this is a song everyone of us could stand behind, we take it. I´m writing the lyrics and try to arrange them to the songs.

Most of the lyrics are about personal experiences I made with relationships, friendship, family and certain stuff that happened in my life. I´d say that life itself is my inspiration.

We all listen to a lot of different music. Of course our hearts are beating for hardcore and metal, but we are pretty open-minded when it comes up to different music genres so it´s hard to name bands that have inspired us. We try to avoid sounding like special bands or to copy riffs.

Sky has some other projects he works for every now and then, for example he did some additional guitar work on the new caliban album. He´s also doing something really different compared to MMG, more stoner-rock orientated. Max has a Ska-Combo and if I´m right he also plays free-jazz. I´m working on a Punk-Rock-project, but there´s nothing set up yet. I also did some electronic-stuff, more ambient sounding music.

Kiss me now, kill me later, I like the insane breakdown in the middle and the crowbar-like ending.

All these shows have been pretty good for us and all these bands are killer! We became good friends with the guys in As I Lay Dying and always have been friends with Caliban and Cataract. I think it´s always good to share the stage with people that you like and respect.

In my eyes the scene for hard, extreme music in general grew a lot within the past few years. Hardcore and Metal have always existed but never been that popular. It´s definatly good for bands, cause you can spread your name easier that a couple years ago. The only thing that needs to happen is that all those people within the scene start acting like they are in a scene. All those people who have been in the scene for years complain about the newbies and how they have no background and attitude. And all those new kids aren´t interested in influences, in "back-in-the-days-stories" and so on…But if I m right it´s always been like that, there are people working their asses off and there are those who complain. Just stay open-minded and try to come along, it´s just about the music!

Well, not really…the only thing tat might be funny was last show when I jumped off of the monitor-box. Unfortunatly Sky rose his guitar up in the same moment and my feet got stuck in his cable and I fell on my back. I kept singing and stood up…I gess it looked pretty weird. The funny thing about this is, that I was makin fun of Sven, cause he almost fell off the stage the show before and I was like: "dude, something like this shouldn´t happen"….so yeah what goes around, comes around, huh?!

Thank you for the interview and all the best for you and the whole METAL CHOC RADIO-staff. Never lose the fun in what you´re doing!! <3