Different states, of course, have their own rules, but it was only just one centralized government to deal with. And that’s actually one of the things I loved about being in the U.S.
It has to get quite confusing over there with all the countries, as I’m sure they all have their own restrictions. I think Denmark was the first country to say, you know what, no more restrictions. Different locations have different rules, and I just carry a mask and do what everyone else does and wear one inside, but everything else has pretty much been removed. I know that things are opening back up in Sweden, but how are things where you are in Norway in terms of the virus situation? That’s to be expected in these times! But in general, we’re good. Pretty good actually, though some of us are a bit sick. I caught up with vocalist Joakim Brodén to hear more about the process of making the album, what we can expect from the album, and when and where they will be touring in support of the release The album is a follow-up to the previous release, ‘The Great War’, and will feature 11 brand-new tracks talking about the tragedies and miracles that happened during World War I. On March 4th, 2022, Sabaton will release their latest album, ‘The War To End All Wars’ via Nuclear Blast Records.
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