For the upcoming album "Regent Sie" I will be doing interior art (hand drawn with pencil) myself. This section contains scans of work in progress. Who was Elvira Madigan? One of the most FAQ:s I get in interviews is this one. Read about the person/story from which the band name comes from. In late 1999 after the Elvira Madigan site had been available for just a few months I was contacted by a person who eventually proved to only have the motive of ripping peoples music off. He never succeeded - luckily - but it is quite an intruiging tale. Besides all the graphics that eventually makes it into print or on the web there are plenty of images that get discarded for one reason or another. Read about and see alternative CD-graphics among other things. The elviramadigan.com site has been online since the autumn of 1999 and through they years there have been quite a bunch of different versions. The one currently running might well be referred to as Version 3:1, while below You can see and read about the other four preceeding versions. This is a true strole down memory lane! ElviraMadigan.com version 2:2 ElviraMadigan.com version 2:1 ElviraMadigan.com version 1:2 ElviraMadigan.com version 1:1

A rather large selection of the many wonderful reviews which have all played an important part in Elvira Madigan history. Due to the many kind hearts in metal, the reviews have been divided into album sections: Featured below is only a selection of the interviews I've done. It seems I have lost a few along the way. Note that some interviews are featured on other sites and it might even be necessary for You to click Your way to the interview-section of the site. Others are available here on elviramadigan.com, and those are marked. Plaskis (in Swedish!) : Early 2005 Metalstorm : Early 2005 Metalvision : Winter 2004 Nocturne Magazine - Summer 2004* Tartarean Desire - Autumn 2003 Lords of Metal - Summer 2003 Acero Magazine - Summer 2002* Violent Solutions - Summer 2002* Krepeskulum interview - Summer 2002 Metalfly - March 2002 Heavy Metal Mania - January 2002* Agonia Webzine - November 2000* Splattergod - October 2000* Additional interview 1 - Defenetly 2003* Additional interview 2 - Probably 2002* Especially for the album "Witches..." there were a few rather vital songs that didn't make it onto the actual release. And for "Angelis Demonae" some tracks were never finshed recorded.