Rock Feed

Join Alex Terrible and Jack Simmons of Slaughter To Prevail as they delve into their unique journey in deathcore. Alex shares wild stories from growing up in Russia, including wrestling trained bears for music videos. He also discusses how his extreme vocal style was inspired by iconic bands. Jack reveals their ambitions for new music that blends heaviness with melody, focusing on live energy for big venues. Together, they reflect on cultural differences and their love for American fans, making this a fascinating conversation.

Aaron Lewis from Staind talks about their new album after twelve years, maintaining their sound during COVID, loneliness in fame, personal connections in music, lessons on treating people well, and navigating success and challenges in the music industry.

Corey Taylor, the iconic frontman of Slipknot and Stone Sour, discusses his new solo album CMF2, highlighting its diverse sound and standout tracks like 'Beyond'. He delves into the evolution of his music, comparing CMF2 to his first album in terms of focus and creativity. Corey shares insights on the dynamics of studio recording, from playful banter to serious artistry, and weighs in on the challenges of modern music production. He also reflects on Slipknot's legacy and its unexpected influence on new artists, while addressing concerns about AI in the industry.

Chad Gray, the dynamic frontman of Mudvayne and Hellyeah, discusses the excitement behind Mudvayne's reunion and their current tour. He shares how live performances have become therapeutic for both him and fans. Gray dives into the band's origins and recalls the unexpected success of their early days, including a memorable VMAs moment. He emphasizes the need for new artists to forge strong connections with fans and hints at new music on the horizon, balancing old favorites with fresh tracks.

Jami Morgan, frontman of hardcore/metal band Code Orange, delves into their new album 'The Above' and his creative journey. He shares insights on growing up in Pittsburgh and the band's punk roots. Wrestling fandom is explored, highlighting their collaboration with Bray Wyatt and performances at WWE events. Jami reveals the intensive planning behind their music videos and their quest for authenticity in a competitive scene. He also reflects on balancing art and catchiness, making this an engaging conversation for music and wrestling fans alike.

Join Krist Novoselic, the co-founder of Nirvana, and Kim Thayil, the lead guitarist of Soundgarden, along with vocalist Jillian Raye, as they dive into their new project, 3rd Secret. They share insights on their creative process, from the evolution of old riffs to modern recording challenges during lockdown. The trio discusses the changing landscape of rock music, the impact of social media on creativity, and their DIY approach to remain independent. Plus, they explore whether grunge could thrive today amidst a fragmented media scene.

M. Shadows, the lead vocalist of Avenged Sevenfold, dives deep into the band’s new album, 'Life Is But a Dream...'. He discusses the creative process, blending genres, and the unique production choices. Shadows reveals the profound themes behind the 'Nobody' video, rooted in a 5-MeO-DMT experience. He critiques the current state of rock, advocating for raw performances and critiques modern music's overproduction. The conversation also touches on AI in creativity, personal investments, and nostalgic influences from his Catholic school days.

Country rock artist HARDY discusses his new album, 'the mockingbird & THE CROW', which showcases his unique blend of country and rock. He shares insights on his songwriting process, internal doubts about genre, and memorable moments from his early career in Nashville. Listening to stories about collaborating with stars like Morgan Wallen and Blake Shelton is a highlight. HARDY also reflects on his growth as an artist, including his dynamic performances and the warm reception from the rock community.

Dino Cazares, the legendary guitarist and founding member of Fear Factory, joins the show alongside the band's new frontman, Milo Silvestro, an Italian vocalist and skilled multi-instrumentalist. They delve into the intense vocalist search, revealing how Milo stood out with his impressive YouTube performances. Dino shares insights on preparing for their upcoming tour, while Milo discusses his musical upbringing and rigorous training. The duo also hints at exciting new music in the works, all while aiming to revive the spirit of the '90s metal scene.

Doug and Dan, co-founder and lead vocalist and guitarist of Hoobastank, share insights from their journey in the music world. They delve into why they filmed everything on VHS early on, including hilarious road antics that echo Jackass. Doug recounts their signing saga filled with perseverance, while Dan shares the challenges of digitizing their rich archive during COVID. The duo reflects on the creative chemistry behind their debut album and the impact their raw docuseries will have in connecting with fans, showcasing both their struggles and triumphs.