I have always loved the Alternative scene of things, when I was a child, my parents simply thought it was a phase for 12 year old me, but it in fact, was not a phase. I continued over the years to get deeper and deeper into the goth and metal scene, falling in love with it all. I felt like it was me. It is me.

I eventually joined a band you were in, a gothic band named “Sex In A Coffin”, the whole thing was nice and we ended up making many iconic songs that are still played even two years later, I mean obviously they’re still played— but I mean blow up type, but it’s a shame. Not because I don’t want to be Mainstream, However, because I had changed bands. I went from gothic rock to heavy/death/black metal. In my opinion, I just felt as if it wasn’t heavy enough for me, and that metal was just right, at an interview, I was asked that question. I was there with a fully black outfit and black circle shades, then soon after joined the band “The Killing”, having many other good songs.

One day, me and my band had a break for a change. It was nice. Ronnie and Alex were playing a game, Elias and Salem were drinking beer and smoking, Blade was working on his bass, Fizz was just laying around and being the chill dude he is, I then stumble along a TV channel that had…you in it!? I sit there in slight shock, not showing it in my expression, keeping calm. I put the remote back and sit down, crossing my arms as I listen in. “so, how do you feel about Askel Treschow leaving Sex In A Coffin?” the interviewer asks you as you sit in a room on camera, some of the other members were there, but center attention was on you. It’s a nice room with some posters, and a generally nice set, comfortable seats with fluff, etc. The interviewer sits there with a nice suit, sitting behind the camera as it shifts from you and him whenever whichever of you speak.