NEW INTERVIEW: Our first interview with FEAR INSIDE (Surabaya Death Metal), with Samier, 30 May 2025.

Our first interview with Fear Inside (Surabaya death metal),

Friday, 30 May 2025 @ Inferno Studio, Surabaya

Interpretation by: Samier

Kieran James: History of the band…

Nendy Rizkyant (vocalist): We started in 1997. We released an EP Mindestruction (cassette format). Before Fear Inside, I had a band Individual Scum (death metal). The members were: Nendy (vocals), Arief (guitars), Pur (drums), Nanang (bass)- now he is coming back into this lineup now. The second album was Human Disgust (1998), Nendy (vocals), Bonny (guitars), Yamin (bass), Didy (drums). The third album was The Glorious of My War (2012), No Label Records, Nendy (vocals), Damar (guitar/bass).

KJ: What happened with Endro and Deddy? 

Nendy: Endro and Deddy, they only had four years with me and made one demo. 

KJ: Was there conflict in the band? 

Nendy: Actually, Endro and Deddy wanted to stay in the band. But I, at that time, wanted to focus on my family. I wanted to stop but Endro and Deddy wanted to keep going. I wanted to focus on my family at that time. I need more money; I need a job. I wanted to sell the band equipment. It belongs to me, actually- the guitars, the effects. I needed the money to start the family. Endro did not agree with that.

Samier: Nendy has a strong personality and Endro has a strong personality.

Nendy: The last word from me to Endro is that you will never get the best vocalist apart from me. This is the last word to Endro [laughs]. You will never get the best vocalist in death metal but me. I think the music and production for Dangerous Toys [Jagal album] is good, but the vocals do not match with the music. If I see Endro now, I just say “hello, hello”. He works for installation of studio. Honestly, Endro is a good guitarist. 

Samier: Metallik Klinik was a compilation that contained a lot of Indo underground bands, 1997. They had nine volumes. Nendy with Fear Inside appeared in Volume 9. Metallik Klinik was important to the underground scene in the whole of Indonesia. More people got to know Fear Inside and other bands in the Metallik Klinik Volumes 1-9.  This compilation had Jasad in Volume 1, Death Vomit in Volume 1, Trauma, Betrayer, Tengkorak in Volume 1 and Volume 2. This compilation is the idea of Ifan from Rotor. Rotor opened for Metallica in 1993. Ifan had the idea to make this compilation. He gathered all the bands he knows from Indo to record and participate in Metallik Klinik.

Nendy: The title of the song for the Volume 9 was “Mencengkram Dendam”.  The next single is “Putrid stench of hate”, 2016. (The picture of this lineup is the Fear Inside picture on Metal Archives.)

Nendy: The next planning is with new lineup: Nendy (vocals), Benk (bass), Biyik (guitars), Joko (drums), Nanang (guitar).

Samier: He finds it easy to recruit new persons. 

Nendy: Nanang was the founder of Fear Inside in 1997. First, he was bassist. Now he is coming back as a guitarist. 

KJ: What do you think about the young bands in the scene?

Nendy: They have a good talent, for example, Gerogot.

KJ: Your main influence is Cannibal Corpse?

Nendy: My main idol band. I’m a big fan of Cannibal Corpse, Chris Barnes era, CC is the pioneer of the genre concept.

KJ:  What are your favourite albums from Cannibal Corpse?

Nendy: The Bleeding and the song “Hammer Smashed Face”.  After The Bleeding, there is a different style.

KJ: What do you think about Bandung bands headlining here but East Java bands not headlining in Bandung? 

Samier: A lot of bands in East Java are influenced by Bandung bands in the underground movement. We know Jasad as maybe Jasad is the first band to release an EP [C’est La Vie, 1996- Yuli (b), Dani (d), Yagi (v), Yayat (g)]. A lot of bands and fans in East Java love that album- it influenced the guitar sound, the drum, the style. 

Nendy: The Bandung bands have good production in records and on live.  The propaganda is good [laughs]. They have the good monetary. 

Samier: In East Java, especially in Surabaya, the fans love the brutal death metal and Bandung has a lot of brutal death metal bands from Jasad to Turbidity …

Nendy: Disinfected.

Samier: The new school bands always produce the brutality. Surabaya bands make the headlines in the small towns in East Java outside of Surabaya, maybe in Sidoarjo, Mojokerto, Banyuwangi. And Bandung bands are more entertaining, I think, and more confident as a band.

Samier: I talked to Daging to be a headliner, Resick Fest 2025, and Turbidity and Digging Up played before them. They were guests. It is different, guest and headliner. I met Daging at Surabaya Death Fest a couple of months before (November-December 2024), I told them that they should play as a headline if we play a DM fest in Surabaya. They should have a dignity. I saw that Daging is a strong and very popular band now in Surabaya. They have many fans. I told them not to worry about people walking out. I told them that they are a great band and that they should headline Resick Fest 2025, and they did it (resick means: clean).

KJ: Endro said we should not have allowed this to happen in the beginning but it’s too late now. But now you are changing it.   

Samier: I tried years ago, James, and people walk out when my band plays.

*****THE END****

NEW INTERVIEW: Our new interview with SAFFAR (Bandung Death Metal), with Iyenk Saffar, 20 May 2025.

Our new interview with SAFFAR (Bandung Death Metal)

Tuesday, 20 May 2025

At: Papap’s house, Pieces Records, Ujung Berung

(interpretation by Popo) 

Kieran James: What is the present situation with Saffar and what are the plans?

Acil (Saffar guitarist):  Complicated.

KJ: Who are the members now?

Acil: Acil on guitar, Ibon on vocals, Ale on bass, and Indra (ex-Cannabies), additional drummer.

KJ: What are the plans for new recording?

Acil: I have a plan to record two songs for demo track. We are still writing the songs. We are not finished. We are still waiting to finish the lyrics. It is still progressing. We are preparing.

KJ: Will the band still keep up the religious style? 

Acil: I will talk about the spiritual but possibly a little bit differently. We will talk about the antagonistic characters in Muslim history, as in bad guys or bad people. 

KJ: How did you meet the vocalist? 

Acil: He was a close friend, for nongkrong.

Popo (vokalis Jasad and Demons Damn): Ibon said to me that he refused three times to Acil to be Saffar vocalist. But Acil still pushed him to join with Saffar. Acil loves to drink, go to the bar, get drunk. It was a band image not a personal image. Acil is a good person, but he loves drunk. Acil and Ibon are like double trouble. We are always doing dark jokes together; it is only for fun. He only loves to bring Muslim stories into the lyrics, but he is not in One Finger Movement. As you know, you must know, not all Muslims are in One Finger Movement.

Popo: Acil asked Ibon to join because he found it hard to be vocalist and guitar. He thought that Ibon should join because they are close to each other. Then he can only focus on the guitar parts. Ibon has played with other bands before, vocalist with one band and drummer with another. Before, Ibon worked as a technician with Turbidity, he is a friend in the circle, he is not a new guy in the DM community.

KJ: Do you feel you need to change your image now you play in Saffar? 

Ibon (new vokalis): Maybe it is just organic. When we play in Jakarta, someone gave me a bottle of alcohol. It gives Saffar a different image.

Popo: Ibon will change the image, yes? 

KJ: What happened to Ramon? 

Acil: He is good, he works now, he is married. I still keep contact with Ramon.

KJ: Do you think the original four can ever have a reunion? 

Acil: Maybe if myself and Ramon can still happen but it’s hard for Parjo because Parjo was too different. And Iyenk is different from before too. He can still play the drums, but the quality dropped, it’s not like before.

Bobby (vokalis Turbidity): Do you have plan to sign for any record label?

Acil: Many record labels are asking me, from East Java- Oath Artifacts. 

[Iyenk, ex-Saffar drummer, joins the interview.]

Popo: Why don’t you play with Saffar anymore?

Iyenk: For now, I don’t have a drum set to play drums again, so I feel it is hard if I must borrow another set of drum tools.

Acil: I asked Iyenk to rest for a while. 

Dani Papap: It’s good for Iyenk to go back to Saffar.

Iyenk: I’m ready!

Papap: When will you practice with Saffar, Iyenk?

Iyenk: Yesterday! 

Ibon: Spotify took down all the Saffar songs.

KJ: What is your feeling about joining Saffar?

Ibon: I have a new trouble. 

Papap: A new problem!

KJ: Do you think you will reissue Mandatory El Arshy with bonus tracks or live tracks? 

Acil: It will never happen.

KJ: Why?

Acil: Because I want to give a new image for the new lineup and the new album.

KJ: Do you feel proud about the album Mandatory El Arshy?

Iyenk: I feel nothing because I want to make some fresh music with more aggression than before.

[Sethos is: Acil, Teguh, Glenn, Andri for second guitar, Wawan on drums from Gore Infamous.] 

KJ: If you have a superband from BDG Death Metal, who will you pick for each position? 

Papap: Iyenk (drums), Acil (guitar1), Uus (guitar2), Yuli (bass), Agus (vox) (Anorgasm).

Bobby: Papap (drums), Ferly (guitar1), Adyth (guitar2), Ramon (bass). Glenn (vox).

Popo: Papap (drums), Redu (guitar1) (Jasad), Uus (guitar2), Ferry (bass), Adam (vox) (Humiliation). 

Ibon: Jalu (drums) (Forgotten), Ferly (guitar1) (Jasad), Hinhin (guitar2) (Humiliation/ Forgotten), Rendy (bass) (Pourriture), Bobby (vox) (Turbidity).

Acil: Papap (drums), Bintang (guitar1) (Guttural Disease/ Digging Up), Uus (guitar2), Teguh (bass), Popo (vox).

*****THE END*****

NEW INTERVIEW: Our new interview with Nenx from GIRLZEROTH (Cimahi/Bandung Death Metal), 20 May 2025.

                  

Our new interview with GIRLZEROTH (Cimahi/Bandung Death Metal)

Tuesday, 20 May 2025

At: Papap’s house/Pieces Records, Ujung Berung

(Interpretation by Popo, vokalis Jasad and Demons Damn) 

Kieran James: Tell me about the new album. What’s the progress?

Nenx (Girlzeroth guitarist): The progress in Girlzeroth I will release second album on 16 Januari 2026.

KJ: What’s the title?

Nenx: The Fight Against Stigma. The stigma is for the social issue, about the life every day in here.

Dani Papap: The real life in here. 

Nenx: All songs are with English language. 

KJ: Why did Gina leave the band?

Nenx: She talked to me as she wanted just to be a housewife and focus on her children. And then I prepare for the second album, a six-song list, all of them in English title.

KJ: Do you have English lyrics to get sales overseas?

Nenx: Because I want to explain an explore my music in a universal context and go international maybe. As I want to start to spread our music to abroad.

KJ: Did you look for woman vocalist first to replace Gina? 

Nenx: I was hunting for female vocalist. I wanted to ask Popo to join Girlzeroth before she joined Jasad. I asked Auryn but she was busy because her new band are in the process of recording. When I asked Auryn she was in the middle of the process of recording her new album for the band. 

KJ: Why you don’t ask Wong to come back?

Nenx: Yes, but she never answered.

Popo (Jasad and Demons Damn vocalist): We had a plan to have a girl band, with the drummer from Soul of Slamming (Fifi) but it never happened because we had many miscommunications. It’s hard as we talked in many WhatsApp group chats.

KJ: What is the style of music hfor the new album? Any change?

Nenx: Yes, the material in music—we don’t just stay with death metal. I will mix so many subgenres—groovy DM and technical DM. I try to mix various kinds of subgenres of death metal. So now I try to adapt to the male vocalist. It will have a little change.

Popo: How does it change to play music after married life?

Nenx: First I had to have adaptations in terms of the time. I needed to take more time because he [Ades, husband of Nenx] is my tutor when I learn to play guitar. He is just on the back of the stage to help me. 

Popo: He had a famous band Kotak; it was a popular band in Indonesian rock. 

Nenx: I have to experience so many new techniques playing guitar. I learnt something new from my husband. I got the new skills that I did not know before. We have signed up with the label Underground Syndicate from France/Bali. The founder’s name is David. He is the guitarist of Enmity band. He is the ex-sound engineer of Nile, Cryptopsy, Behemoth and many other bands.

Popo: Before she started marriage, she was afraid that her husband would refuse for her to play music. Nenx never asked but she thought that he would refuse. She felt a little bored when not playing guitar. Her husband asked her why she never played guitar again. I asked her: “Why you don’t ask your husband first?” To me this is a funny story. 

KJ: Do you think that Popo is more feminist than you in outlook? 

Nenx: Finally, I choose that way. I don’t think about the gender whether it is woman or man. The first time Girlzeroth had a male vocalist, so it does not matter for now. So now it is Girlzeroth with only one girl. It’s not about the gender, I am thinking about the music.

Popo: In the past I had a little bit of discrimination. I don’t know about Nenx. I started playing DM before Nenx. The whole of the audience in the underground music scene think sometimes that we are second-rate population.  “We are not good at playing music, it’s just a trend,” some people think. Nenx and I try to prove that we are serious to play DM. We are girls not only following the man. We focus on the music and try to prove that we have a talent for playing DM. We are not followers; we are not posers. In the old times, such as when I started music when I was still at school, people did not know whether I had a talent in the music. They might think because I’m a girl that I’m not good at playing music. I had discrimination when I was younger. 

KJ: Did Nenx experience any discrimination?

Nenx: Yes, I feel the same. I had more discrimination after I had family and husband. 

Popo: People think that if she is a mother she should stay at home and be a housewife. 

KJ: What’s the future plan for Girlzeroth? 

Nenx: Maybe other releasing the second album we want to tour and promote, we will make the music video. 

KJ: Can the record label help you to tour Europe?

Nenx: He is only releasing CDs in Indonesia. If he can bring Girlzeroth to Europe it is very expensive.

KJ: What do you think about Bandung DM scene compared to before?

Nenx: For the musicians in the DM, now it is harder to get connections to the right people who can help us to promote the music. It can be a reason--that we do not nongkrong as often now. It can be harder to get connection. 

KJ: Because the original people got older?

Popo: Yeah.

Nenx: I think that many bands in BDG have the same quality of sound in the music. There is no difference between one and the other. The sound quality is the same across many bands. I think it is the quality of the sounds [not of the music] that are the same.

*****THE END*****

NEW INTERVIEW: My second interview with Samier Tengkorak (Jakarta Death Metal), @ Surabaya, 30 May 2025.

My interview with Samier of Tengkorak, Inferno Music Studio & Rock Shop, Surabaya, Friday, 30 May 2025 (corrected by Samier via Instagram on 31 May 2025)

(Note: Samier is based in Surabaya but the other members of Tengkorak are based in Jakarta) 

Samier: Tengkorak disbanded in 2016. We are not active. We do not practice. We do not play the gigs. Last year (about November-December 2024) they want to reform. I told them that I can’t go in like before. But I still join in their management but not as a performer again. 

Kieran James: Why don’t you want to join again?

Samier: I feel I can’t one hundred percent anymore because of my lifestyle now. I’m not sure that I can join this band. In the future I don’t know. Right now I’m not in the band anymore.

KJ: You still play with the band G.A.S.? 

Samier: G.A.S. disbanded in 2017. 

KJ: What other activities do you do? 

Samier: Nothing. I just manage my studio. I have comic book store. I have simple lifestyle with my family. I’m still listening music. I still support new bands in Surabaya. I’m still watching gigs. 

KJ: Do you still follow OFM?

Samier: It’s not active. It’s just a statement. Yes, it’s a movement but it’s more of a statement. We still have our beliefs. We love metal but we stay with our belief. Because, at that time that you came before [January 2014] that statement came because so many young fans thought that if you are metal you should not have the beliefs. But it’s wrong.

KJ: You still contact Ombat [Tengkorak vocalist]?

Samier: Yes, we have WhatsApp group. I went to Jakarta last December and we met.

KJ: What are some of the young bands in Surabaya?

Samier: CPG (grindcore); Daging (death metal); Decrown (death metal); Fordity (death metal); and Gerogot (death metal). 

KJ: What is the size of the scene now?

Samier: I think the scene got bigger. Hardcore gets the young people. There is regeneration in the hardcore scene in Surabaya.

I had a motorbike accident in 2018 and my leg is broken. I need one year to recover my leg.

We had a plan (G.A.S.) to come back in 2019. And then COVID came. We had a break of three years. After that we were so excited to perform again, to come back in the band. I don’t feel so excited anymore. As a player we should practice every day, we should go everywhere for gigs. I feel not comfortable with those circumstances given my age. I don’t want to continue. They ask me to come back but I said to them I can’t do this anymore. 

KJ: How do you feel? Sad? 

Samier: Happy. Because in 1990 I joined a band (no name), a university band; we just play on the campus. We changed the name at every gig (laughs). We just play Metallica or anything we like, it’s not a serious band.

1993 I am the founder of Slowdeath. This is my first serious band. We have three albums. It is deathgrind. We have Napalm Death in Harmony Corruption style. And Slowdeath 1993-2003 (?) Then I joined Tengkorak. 

KJ: Are you the first generation of extreme metal in Surabaya?

Samier: Yes. Nendy is the first and then Edy from Wafat, Yayan from Venduzor, then Jagal. Jagal is a newer band than us. But the players come from the first generation. Endro and Deddy came from Fear Inside.

KJ: Keep going back to when you joined Tengkorak.

Samier: I joined in 2003 and made an album with them, Agenda Suram (2007). This is the fourth album from Tengkorak.

KJ: Did you join Tengkorak because of the beliefs?

Samier: I wanted Slowdeath to be bigger. I wanted Slowdeath to be a national band but to stay in Surabaya. I had a plan to relocate the whole band to Jakarta. It’s crazy at that time. Because Slowdeath when we played gigs in Jakarta we got a good reaction. Jakarta is more simple, it’s the capital, not like Bandung. Bandung community is a very closed community, just like Surabaya. When we play in Bandung we do not have a good impact. It’s possible to move to Jakarta and have an opportunity. But the other members don’t want that. This is why I joined Tengkorak. Suddenly Tengkorak lost their guitarist. I knew them for a long time, we became friends. I called them. I said: If you want a guitarist I want to join you.

KJ: But you still stay in Surabaya? 

Samier: I stay two weeks in Jakarta, two weeks in Surabaya, sometimes by train, sometimes by plane. My sister stays in Jakarta. It depends on Tengkorak activity. When we release my first album with Tengkorak, I stayed in Jakarta or two or three months to rehearse and practice and record the album. Because when we did the record, we changed the drummer two years before, in 2005. We changed the drummer. And I join with Tengkorak until 2016.

KJ: Did the band continue with the younger players? 

Samier: The persons in the first or second line-up joined again. The bass player, the founder, rejoined again. Ombat is still the vocalist. Ombat (vocals), Yoyo (guitar), Danang (bass), Rony (drummer, joined 2005), Donny (second guitar). Donny is actually the drummer from Tengkorak in 1998 and the bass player from 2012. Right now he is the second guitarist. The new line-up has one single just released. 

[Tengkorak--Zionist Downfall (video), featuring Ombat daughter on vocals.]

Samier: Donny is a good songwriter--actually he can play drums, bass, guitar, he is so productive.

Deddy and Sari (G.A.S. vocalist) have a new band Decrown, they just have one single. 

KJ: What is the lyric about in the Tengkorak video? 

Samier: The lyric is similar to the other Tengkorak songs. It’s about Zionist. It’s time for the Zionist downfall.

We in Islam we believe the Zionist downfall is coming. It’s written in Al-Quran how Israel ends. Maybe for some people outside Muslim they can hardly believe what is written in Al-Quran. There is a big war at the end of the days, Israel and Islam. So we know exactly that in the end it will be the end of Israel. Right now we are heading to that event. We know exactly what Israel is. We have a long story about them, from Moses. They betrayed Moses. We know exactly what they are doing in the first Islam era. They always betrayed. If you read the books about Mohammed, it is about what Israel people did in that era--they always betray. 

KJ: Did Tengkorak get any recognition from other countries? 

Samier: Yes, especially from Japan. There is a Japanese label that always support Tengkorak.

KJ: Is there any interest from Muslim countries?

Samier: No (smiles). Tengkorak--we are not good to promote ourselves. I have a family in Bandung. In school they are taught the teacher will support you if you have arts or music talent. The Bandung mentality is special.

[Top picture: Samier (left) with Nendy of Fear Inside, Surabaya death metal.]

*****THE END*****

NEW iNTERVIEW: My first interview with SCRAFT (Soreang, South Bandung Slamming Death Metal), @ Ujungbronx, 18 May 2025.

My first interview with SCRAFT (Bandung slamming death metal), @ Dani aka Papap’s house, Ujung Berung, East Bandung, Sunday, 18 May 2025. 

SCRAFT band line-up: Vocals: Muhammad Falqi Darussalam (Chezz)

Drummer: Nabiil Fawwaz Famungkas (Nabiil)

Guitarist: Rafi Gifti Ramadhan (Rafi)

Additional bassist: Hifni (Iip)

Kieran James: History of the band?

Falqi (Chezz): 2024.

KJ: Influences?

Rafi: Peeling Flesh, Analepsy, Abominable Putridity. 

KJ: Indonesian band influences? 

Rafi: Kaluman, Jasad, Strangers (modern metal), Turbidity, Digging Up.

KJ: Where are you from? 

Falqi: Soreang, South Bandung. 

KJ: Why do you like to play slam? 

Rafi: I like the groovy riffs (guitar).

Nabiil: Snare and the breakdown.

Dani aka Papap: Who’s your favourite drummer Bandung death metal?

Nabiil: Papap and Paul Mazurkiewicz, Cannibal Corpse.

KJ: Any other drummers? 

Nabiil: Abaz. 

KJ: Your comment about Bandung death metal scene? 

Rafi: Amazing. 

KJ: What is the name of your song? 

Falqi: “Slaughtered in filth”, recorded at: Starec studio, Sukajadi (Mirrorcle?). 

KJ: What is your plan? 

Rafi: Album.

KJ: How many songs do you plan? 

Rafi: Ten. We have to collect the money. 

KJ: For the others? 

Rafi: Now we have four songs.

KJ: Do you play cover songs? 

Nabiil: No.

KJ: Do you have plan for any guest vocalist? 

Rafi: Maybe Popo Puji, Glenn, Agus (Anorgasm). 

KJ: What slam bands exist in Bandung? 

Rafi: Turbidity, Gore Instinct. 

KJ: How many shows have you played?

Rafi: Two gigs. 

KJ: Where were the two gigs? 

Rafi: Bandung and Tangerang.

KJ: How do the people find out about your band?

Rafi: We know the gigs from Abaz. Abaz invited us to play in Kulonprogo Metal Fest XII (Jogja). 

KJ: How many songs did you play at the gig? 

Rafi: Four. 

KJ: How did you feel playing in the gigs?

Rafi: We were so excited to play these gigs. Because it can promote the band.

Rafi: Our song already released on digital stream platform two weeks ago.

KJ: Any other gigs coming up? 

Rafi: 6 Juli at Kulunprogo Fest XII and 18 September at Kendal Total Sickness (3rd and 4th gigs). 

KJ: Do you want to find permanent bass player?

Rafi: If the additional wants to be a member then we agree. He played in the two gigs.

Rafi: I work and so does Falqi. Nabiil is a student.

KJ: Where do you study? 

Nabiil: SMK Merdeka, Soreang (school), class XI, engineering (motorcycle). 

Rafi: We will record one more song in October.

KJ: How do you get to know each other? 

Falqi: Through gigs. 

Dani aka Papap (ex-Jasad drummer): First they played metalcore, now they play slam.

KJ: How do you know about Papap and this place? 

Rafi: Papap is famous [laughs].

Dani aka Papap: What do you write about? 

Falqi: We write about real-life killers, serial killers. 

[About this time Popo (vocalist, Demons Damn and Jasad) joined the interview.]

Popo: Why do you choose to play slam?

Rafi: We enjoy listening to the music. That’s why we choose the genre.

Nabiil: The first time we wanted to play DM but the drummer found it hard to play the running skill (double pedal). Many friends suggested we play slamming as they think slamming is easier than brutal DM. After we listened to many slamming bands we found it is not easy, it is just like brutal DM.

Falqi: After the guitarist joined we changed our music to slamming. So the guitarist brought slamming influence into this band. 

Popo: They still have a lot of time to learning about many skills, right? 

KJ: How do you see the DM scene now? 

Nabiil: People at the DM scene look like they bond with each other, they can hug each other, to help each other. If someone needs some experience everybody can share and explain influence. 

Rafi: If I come to the DM gigs, the gigs look like more exclusive so it seems outstanding. It is different from shows of other genres. 

Nabiil: It is easier to share with other guys in the DM scene. I had an experience in sharing in another genre. They are more like they don’t care--sombong! It’s hard to ask questions about what you want to know. It’s different when meeting with the DM guys. They are very open to share and give advice about everything I wanted to know.

KJ: When were you born? 

Falqi: 2005. 

Rafi: 1997. 

Nabiil: 2007.

*****THE END*****