Anders Odden
-Apoptygma Berzerk, ex-Cadaver, MFO member

Yeah, definitely! Good bands, good people, nice time.

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Bjørn Boge
DHG, The Kovenant, Flurety producer, MFO member

Definitely! The bands are great and from my opinion, what I did was organizing a music seminar and our aim was to bring together all the metal people from all over the world that actually come to Norway to see the Inferno festival also on the business level and we did a conference which was great. We also had speed-meting panel which was great. I think that a lot of people have made new connections, new opportunities for business... That's the way it should be. It will be more of that next year.

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Steve Beatty
-director Candlelight Records / Plastic Head, commented on the 13th of April

Yeah, I enjoy coming to Inferno, it's really good... it's an indoor festival, it's a good atmosphere, it's a good venue, it's a good sound, it has a good variety of bands... ...in a beautiful city and more and more it's becoming an international festival. There's more people traveling from different countries to come to here and the business seminar I think it was embryonic but really good and it mirrored Finish Metal Expo few years ago and it would be really good if all important countries in metal had connection hops.

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Gro Narvestad
-A&R Inferno festival / Editor Inferno Magazine

Yes... Definitely! Everybody's happy and we're happy. Everything run smoothly. How can you not be happy...?

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Krell
-vocal of death metal band Bloodthorn

Yeah of course it was very worth it. It's very good. We played 40 minutes of hell and it was really, really good. I think that it was maybe the best concert we ever did.

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Chris Alo
-photographer

Yeah, I think that it was definitely worth it. It was a long trip for me, but seeing Marduk, Bolt Thrower and of course Emperor reunion was a killer. It was awesome show overall. Definitely worth it!

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Frank White
-photographer (Revolver, Close Up, Zero Tolerance)

It was worth it for me because a lot of the bands that played here haven't played in the United States. Few of the bands, like the headliners, didn't play for a long time ago and over the time they look different, you know, and sound different now and it was worth it to come over because you got them all in three day package. So it was worth it, it was a seven hour flight, definitely.

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Published: 26. 04. 2005.

basic event info: name: Inferno festival 2006. - Night 1. datum: 13. 04. 2006. performers / Rockefeller Music Hall: Keep of Kalessin (Norway) Nightrage (Sweden) Khold (Norway) Carpathian Forest (Norway) Usurper (USA) performers / John Dee: Imbalance (Norway) Waklewören (Norway) Demonizer (Belgium) The Deviant (Norway) Sahg (Norway) location: club: Rockefeller Music Hall / Club John Dee town: Oslo country: Norway basic event info: name: Inferno festival 2006. - Night 2. date: 14. 04. 2006. performers / Rockefeller Music Hall: System:Obscure (Norway) Susperia (Norway) Dismember (Sweden) Borknagar (Norway) Emperor (Norway) performers / John Dee: Rimfrost (Sweden) Funeral (Norway) Manngard (Belgium) Endstille (Germany) Bloodthorn (Norway) location: club: Rockefeller Music Hall / Club John Dee town: Oslo country: Norway basic event info: name: Inferno festival 2006. - Night 3. date: 15. 04. 2006. performers / Rockefeller Music Hall: Disiplin (Norway) Myrkskog (Norway) Bolt Thrower (Great Britain) Marduk (Sweden) Cathedral (Great Britain) performers / John Dee: Legion (Sweden) Vesen (Norway) Face Down (Sweden) Battered (Norway) Witchcraft (Sweden) location: club: Rockefeller Music Hall / Club John Dee town: Oslo country: Norway