“I always thought it would be this, just because of the irony of it. I like a little bit of humour. When I was a teenager, a friend of mine gave me the album [Agents Of Fortune]. I was very morbid – I used to make myself mixtapes to be played at my funeral, and this was on it. I’d make lists of what type of tombstone I wanted, and put, like, ‘Oak coffin in shiny black piano lacquer.’ I was romanticising, and I used to take a lot of walks on cemeteries and stuff. And I still do, actually, when we are on tour.
“Blue Öyster Cult are probably the one of the main influences for Lucifer, next to Black Sabbath. And actually, when Nicke [Andersson, drummer, guitarist and Johanna’s husband] and I hit it off for the first time, we got talking about Blue Öyster Cult and just never stopped talking. By the end of the night, we were together. So they’ve played a big role in Lucifer, and I still love this song. Somehow I never get tired of it.”