I found Misha through the Meshuggah forum and for 4 years I was sustained on his SoundClick uploads before the first Periphery album was released. His simple rough tracks added a unique richness in it's own way to my musical/spiritual world and became part of the soundtrack to my life. It was a special experience in itself... finding him, getting deep into the music, watching his project develop with the band... even the online humor. So keep in mind, even your demos can change someone's life.

Great interview, Misha always sounds like a really kind, reasonable and down to earth guy :) Edit: oh, and thumbs up for talking about mental health, there's always a chance that fan listening to this will also decide to seek for professional help with his/her mental issues.

More musicians need to be like this Djent. Lack of business savvy has brought down so many musicians. Even Uli Roth said he learned the hard way that you need money to make music.

Frank your interviews are great. Keep up the good work.

Loving these interviews, Frank! Thanks for the deep insights.

😊Nice

Church shirt hahah...... I miss Haunted Shores

Loved the shirt Misha