Interview:

The spiritual significance of our music is a positive one. The music we play is called Death Metal, but there is so much living energy in it. During a live show we feel the strength and the positive vibes between fans in front of the stage and us. This is a very strong feeling. After a show in Netherlands a fan came and told us “I can feel the Death Metal during your show!”. These words give us so much power, and when we see in the faces of our friends and fans we know there is a bond of good energy between us. This feeling seems like a spiritual significance because there is an invisible energy and we can share it with all who believe in the power of brutal music. Together as one big family, we celebrate this bond which is created by extreme music. It doesn’t matter if someone is a Christian, Muslim, Atheist, or what colour someone is; the only important thing is to have a good time sharing with other maniacs, breaking out, and letting the good feelings flow. Music in the heads and minds of open-minded people could become one of the most intense feelings ever.

“The spiritual significance of our music is a positive one. The music we play is called Death Metal, but there is so much living energy in it.”
– Martin Bauer, bassist in Profanity