GENGHIS TRON And NACHTMYSTIUM Interviewed In Bristol; Video Available

June 18, 2008

Ren Ackermann of the UK's Contraband Candy went to Bristol in May and caught up with one of this year's more unusual tour combinations metal experimentalists GENGHIS TRON and up-and-coming "psychedelic black metallers" NACHTMYSTIUM.

Ackermann spoke to GENGHIS TRON about their dark, visceral music as well as their bizarre longing for a tour bus like THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN, car crashes, and establishing their place in the metal world without a drummer.

Chicago's NACHTMYSTIUM talked about their new, highly acclaimed album "Assassins: Black Meddle Part 1", plus why this odd tour pairing is working for them and on being recognised by a famous Chicago heavy metal burger joint!

You can watch the interviews below.

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