FAQ

We use standard A tuning (low-A D G C E A), and have used it throughout the history. The demos seem to have it a bit lower, as, IIRC, I used a pitch pipe only occasionally, and we just tuned the guitars together to be in same tune.

Possibly. First, though, we will finalize and release these four songs we have basically ready. I also have a concept and some riffs for the second album done, but I may not have the centuries of life left for making it happen. Then again, I’m currently making changes in my life, so I might only need decades, even years.

Despite the rumors, Antti has to both exhale and inhale during growling. The noise, though, is produced only when exhaling.

It’s an inherited, genetic disease, which makes the weight of intestines (and intestines only) have a negative mass. That leads them to repel gravity.

The disease was first discovered by scientist Otto von Betrugschwein in 1963, when he woke up watching his bowels in the air. His wife, Croatian born Prijevara, continued his work after the incident and eventually received the Nobel Price in Physiology or Medicine.

I, Antti Boman, type everything you see on our pages and media. I pretend to be “we” when it’s convenient. Sometimes we means the whole band, though. We am sorry for the confusion.

Don’t worry! We have (mostly) restored it for you and your mother’s relatively calm corpse! Everything can be now found at The old An Entity Demilich message board.

In Finnish “face” is “kasvot”, which is the plural form of “kasvo”. We Finns have many faces, never just one. So, it was a not-so-very-rare mistake with my English. Like the whole “regret of”, which made the name more interesting that it was intended to be.

It was Ville Koistinen, the Nespithe bassist. He played Inherited Bowel Levitation with us. It was the first time the Nespithe version of Demilich was together since Eskilstuna 1993, and we don’t know if that will ever happen again.

You’re absolutely right! Everyone has to have a name in this world! And theirs! So, let’s have a competition for naming the poor fellows!

When the recordings of Nespithe were ready and we were back home, we remembered that Aki had forgotten to record the solo.