Inferno wrote: Tisti, ki vec veste od Inferna - zakaj Dagon in Incubus ne vzameta vsaj se  basista (kot npr. njuni vzorniki Immortal)? Aha, pa se tole - a se je samo meni zdelo, ali pa je se kdo tako slisal, namrec da je Incubus malo prepogosto preglasil Dagona? Thanxxx

JH: Why do you prefer to work as a duo? Would you ever consider adding more members to Inquisition?

Dagon: Because it works just fine. If your food tastes fine with just two ingredients why add more? Stupid analogies aside, I can tell you it is comfortable while touring, but at times it has its negatives like taking in more work per member as well. But overall the band functions just fine, for rehearsals we meet and there’s no one else to have to wait for, less room for error, a much more personal feeling rather a group feel to it. Live there is no lacking of low end so we don’t even miss having a bass player and that in itself is what makes Inquisitions sound, something a little different.

JH: With that said, what does each of the two members of the Inquisition bring to the band? The two of you have developed a unique synergy.

Dagon: I don’t think we bring anything anymore special then other bands do when members get together and arrange songs. I mean, I bring guitars and vocals; Incubus brings drums to the scenario and we put songs together like any other musician does. I think the extra care lies in the way melodies are chosen and put together; the magic is knowing what a good tune is and knowing where to place it. Incubus is great at knowing when to highlight something and when not to and just keep tempos and not saturate a song with meaningless drum fills. All those things when you add them together is what we both contribute.