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Former EMPEROR Frontman IHSAHN: New Video Interview Available

June 14, 2008

MetalKult.com has posted a video interview with former EMPEROR guitarist/singer Ihsahn.

The footage was captured when MetalKult editors Jimmy Hubbard and Brad Angle visited Norway last March. During the trip MetalKult traveled to Ihsahn's hometown of Notodden, where they sat down with the musician at his Symphonique Studios for an in-depth question-and-answer session.

In the interview Ihsahn discusses a diverse range of topics, including the aggressive sound of his latest solo release, "angL", his collaboration with OPETH's Mikael kerfeldt and how the "black metal expression" had to come from rural, isolated places like Notodden.

Also available on MetalKult, Ihsahn gives a gear tour of Symphonique.

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