In an interview with Neuborn Open Air festival in Wörrstadt, Germany, original VENOM and current VENOM INC. guitarist Jeff “Mantas” Dunn reflected on the former band’s early albums, particularly 1981’s “Welcome To Hell”, which had a low-budget raw production that many black metal bands took influenc…
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