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On the rack: Chris Arp from Psyopus
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Wretched sinner, tell us about your latest deeds of evil and spite, ‘Odd Senses’!
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Psyopus – Well, it’s an album that thematically explores traumas in many forms. The music is sonically darker than the last two albums. The album is pretty insane.
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| You fiend! You intend to tour the world with this devilish noise, don't you?!
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Psyopus – We would like to see as much of the world as we can off of this album but, we’ll see what opportunities actually arise.
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| I reckon you have many ungodly stories from your sinful tours. You might as well give us the worst story since we're preparing to fry you anyway!
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Psyopus – All that comes to mind is the one time I was caught up in a ménage de toi and while I had both girls on my hands, I outwardly declared myself “The Puppet Master”.
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| Oh, you are indeed a wretch! If we had not caught you, what would you and your cohordes have done now? Recorded even more of your fiendish rattling?
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Psyopus – That’s what we are here for – churning out devils music for those on meth amphetamines.
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| Damnations! You are beyond redemption. Name the five musical pieces that you want to bring with you when we send you to hell!
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Psyopus – Iron Maiden’s “The Number of the Beast”, Slayer’s “Hell Awaits”, Metallica’s “Jump in the Fire” ep, any Deicide album, and The New Kids on the Block’s “Step by Step”.
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| This Inquisition Symphony was conducted by the Power of Metal in February in the year of our Lord 2009. |
