Be that as it may, some former members of Sirakh that choose to remain unnamed for now have reconciled with Nikki Angelus and the band is back in business. Although this time we have chosen to be openly profiled with only one public frontman, the others opting to remain as session members.

We will not be forming an active live band this time around and choose to focus on simply working on new music instead. Be that as it may, personally I do not see a few gigs here and there as an impossibility if we get ourselves a deal worth considering.

Some of us have told me that they find the old-fashioned band format restrictive. Old-fashioned format meaning going by album cycles and stuff like that; rather focusing on singles like all the cool kids these days seem to be doing. Personally I hate the idea, but I suppose it's something I have to do if I am to keep things going. A small sacrifice for the well-being of the unit. Be that as it may, I intend to compile an album out of the aforementioned singles once the time is due, and once we have enough material. I wish I could promise it to happen by 2023, but I kinda doubt it considering how expensive albums are to make...

Be that as it may, the band may have died, but it was revived in it's new, improved fourth incarnation. Bands are extremely difficult to handle because they require such a strong relationship among each and every member. This is exactly the reason why we got back together with old members from previous incarnations to make sure that we had the strongest interpersonal bond possible. First glimpse of this new direction will be unveiled sometime around this summer.

- Angelus, 25.05.21, 23,23 pm.