I just filmed the interviews with Rotting Christ and Belphegor yesterday. I also was able to film some great live footage. 

This will probably be released in April or May.   Are you excited?

I didn't expect to like Svartsot as much as I do.  But they aren't really black metal.  I guess the folk-ish flavor reminded me of black metal, but the production and the great song writing is really far removed from what I had heard of similar bands.  And of course the brutal vocals separate it from its weaker brethren. 

I've really enjoyed making the new (as yet unreleased) documentary.  I might delay it in time to interview Tyr.  I'm just not sure yet.  It's a very busy year for me.  Lot's of projects.

You seem to have a pretty good collection of bands.  Is there any chance that this will be on cable?

Hi to all:

I've had the new Black Metal documentary for a couple of weeks now and want to give my opinion about it: I like the way the documentary looks and the way it flows. The fact that there is no narrator may turn off some people, but I think that the absence of someone expressing his thoughts and ideas about what's being said on screen, will make the viewer think more for himself and get to his own conclusions. The selection of bands is extremely eclectic-not all bands are completely Black Metal(like Nagflar) and others have gone in really experimental directions,(like Ulver). This variety was very refreshing to me since one would think that a documentary with the term "Black Metal" in it's title would be a total spike-fest of boring proportions which this is certainly not. I enjoyed the performance clips aswell. They represent an improvement from the short clips that were included with the original Black Metal documentary. Overall, I enjoyed the movie very much, it feels like a labor of love from someone with true passion for Metal music and in turn it will atract the attention of those that apreciate such efforts, even if they do not agree with the opinions here presented or are new to this always controversial Metal sub-genre.

I just received an email in which Bill talks about a possible 2 DVD re-issue. Well, what can I say about that? why wasn't the double edition the definitive one? Knowing me, I'd probably buy it too, but in all honesty, I would have prefered to wait and get that 2 DVD version if I had known before hand about it's eventual release.