Decibel Exclusive : Sandesh Shenoy (Cyclopean Eye Productions)
A few hours more to one of the biggest gigs from the underground metal circut and we caught up with the very cool Sandesh Shenoy from Cyclopean Eye Productions who will be having a special stall at the gig this evening.
DecibelLK: How excited are you to be a part of decibel blast?
Sandesh: Really Excited! I have visited Sri Lanka 4 times before and have never been to a single gig inspite of me knowing, so many musicians out there! One of my main reasons for being there is to watch Funeral In Heaven perform. I remember seeing them perform in Bangkok, 2010 and they left a lasting impression on me. I’m also curious to watch fellow Sri Lankans – Paraiah Demise (whose music I totally dig) and Maldivians – Hellbrewed as Black & Death metal are my favorite genres and I havent been to gig line up like this in South Asia (besides my own).
DecibelLK: Sri Lanka has a wealth of underground bands..would you consider working with them on the merch aspect
DecibelLK: is there anything you look for in a band?
DecibelLK: anything you are looking forward to checking out here in Sri Lanka in terms of the metal scene?
Sandesh: Decibel Blast 2016 of course! Quality time with my buddies from Funeral In Heaven, Genocide Shrines, Serpents Athirst, Pariah Demise, Manifestator and others! Sri Lankan Arrack and cuisine, hopefully a trip to the beach..All things that are pure metal to me!
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