It seems that for such people as Mat Sinner there’re many more than 24 hours in a day and definitely more than 7 days in a week. This man is always in action and to be honest, it’s a kind of hard work even just to observe what he’s doing in professional area day by day. I was very happy that Mat found an opportunity to talk to me face-to-face right after the incredible performance with SINNER at Knock Out Festival in December last year where they performed with great success in front of 4.500 people. Last year SINNER released “Tequila Suicide” that was the first album with completely new stuff after a six years break (and after four years if we count “Touch of Sin 2” with re-recorded classics), also the band celebrated 35th anniversary. “Tequila Suicide” was quite a nice surprise offering diverse material which is sometimes really far from pure metal attitude. We also talked about the past and the future and it was really exciting to get to know about the plans for 2018 with forthcoming Rock Meets Classic tour in April, the new Voodoo Circle release, work at the new Primal Fear album, and so on. What maybe impressed me the most, were not even the details of this rock’n’roll routine but the whole attitude to the profession. Outstanding dedication, a wish for being diverse and readiness to keep learning even having found a good “formula” of success and being a person who seem to know everything about this music and business as no one else.