In the wake of their most blistering, ambitious release yet, Djinn (read our review), released September 25th via Eisenwald Records, Portland’s Uada are riding the crest of a self-generated wave. Frontman Jake Superchi was kind enough to answer thirteen questions (for V13!) about the record, the band and the world in general. Djinn has deservedly received a ton of really good press but how do you feel, in general, about black metal, being an essentially underground movement, receiving spotlight attention? Jake Superchi: “I don’t really think about it honestly, but I would say that black metal stepped out from being underground back in the early to mid ‘90s. Hearing all those old stories about what was going on in Norway at the times seemed like it was really a push to receive some spotligh...
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