The Way of Purity are an interesting beast ? no nationality, no effigies, no trend hopping, just a message. Their d?but album 'Crosscore' saw the band take the first step on a bizarre musical and ideological journey beyond good and evil. Sean M. Palfrey talks to Tiril Sk?rdal, the new vocalist and face of the "unconventional doom/grindcore" project on the eve of the band's new EP 'Biteback'. SMP: First of all could you give us some background on yourself? TS: I'm a 19 year old girl born and raised in Sandnes, a city on the west coast of Norway. I'm your average girl next door on the outside, but when I'm with TWOP I'm the girl who would scare you, meaning - if you'd met me in a dark ally ? you would run the other way. SMP: How did you come to know The Way Of Purity? TS: have been in the project since the beginning, I was not on stage but the band members asked me to cooperate on some ideas due to the lyrics. SMP: How did the band come to ask you to join? TS: I was asked to join as singer and on stage to fill the open spot after xBettyx left the band. SMP: What are your influences musically that you?re bringing to the band? TS: Within metal I prefer bands like Arch Enemy, Lamb of God, In This Moment, Malefice etc. but I also like band like Kaizers Orchestra (my favorite Norwegian band),