The title "The Secret Of Death" suggests something hidden and ancient. What does that phrase represent for you as a band?

Eight years passed between your debut album and “Infernal Decay”. What have changed for the band during that period?

“The Harvest” revolves around endings in many different forms. Why did that theme connect so strongly with the band during the writing process?

First of all, congratulations on reaching 30 years as a band. Looking back from “Mansions Of Eternity” to “Disillusioned By The Illusion”, what do you feel has remained the core identity of Aurora Borealis through all these years?

“Violent Horror Stories” was released on Friday the 13th of February. Was that a calculated strike to align with the horror theme, or did the heavy metal gods just smile upon your release schedule?

“Liminal Shrines” is the first half of a two-part concept, how early did you map out the full vision, and did it change while writing this album?

"The Bloodline Of Bram" has been a long time coming since the project started in 2017. How does it feel to finally have this full-length beast out as a full band?

“The Last Frontier” sounds like a step forward in terms of intensity and focus. What pushed you in that direction this time?

"Chasing The Hydra" is your first new album in 26 years. After so many upsides and downs, eventually the water entered the groove. How did it come together after all these things you have passed?

Three years after “Bloodmoon,” you’re back with “Wayfarer”. How would you describe the evolution of the band between these two albums?

After decades in the extreme metal scene, primarily known as the iconic voice of Unanimated, Daemonium Regni marks the very first sign of existence for this new solo endeavor. What summoned the need to forge this highly personal, purely dark entity at this stage in your music direction?

After years of honing your craft, how does it feel to finally drop "2026" through Black Lion Records?