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Ed Hack was able to catch up with former Children of Bodom guitarist Alexander Kuoppala to discuss the new Children of Bodom book due out in August 2025, his involvement with Rock Camp, and a number of other topics, including: How he became involved with Rock Camp, how the program operates on a day-to-day basis, a growling clinic that’s available, and the students’ reactions to interacting with their favorite musicians. His new death metal band Thyrargo, how he came to be inspired to play in bands again, and when fans can expect to hear a full-length album from the group. The newly finished Children of Bodom oral history that will be released in August 2025, his memories of the early years of the band, and reconnecting with Janne, Jaska, and Henkka after Alexi’s passing. Reflecting on the “older brother” role he played with Alexi and the group, a few stories from his time with Alexi, the parallels between his mentorship of Alexi and the work he does with Rock Camp, and his thoughts about the next generation of Finnish musicians embracing Alexi and Children of Bodom. It was a pleasure speaking with Alexander about all of these memories he has of the early stages of Children of Bodom, as well as his current pursuits. His passion for working with the younger generation of musicians is evident in the way he speaks about the joy he gets from seeing them succeed, leaving no doubt he has found the right line of work after departing the band in 2003. But I guess when you’ve already mentored one of the most famous musicians in Finnish history, you might realize you have a knack for it at some point. @childrenofbodom