Lamb Of Godin rumpali kommentoi yhtyeen tulevan albumin edistymistä

Yhdysvaltalaisen metalli -yhtye Lamb Of Godin rumpali Chris Adler on antanut hiljattain haastattelun SiriusXM:n Jose Manginille, jossa kertoo yhtyeen tulevan albumin valmistumisesta sekä yhtyeen tulevasta materiaalista. Chrisin mukaan yhtyeellä oli valmiina ainakin 50 eri ideaa, joista alkaa kappaleita tekemään. Voit lukea Chrisin mielenkiintoisen vastauksen yhtyeen tulevasta albumista kysyttäessä tästä:

”It’s great. I guess the thing that I was overwhelmed with was the idea of us taking the year off of 2014 and then have us come together basically around now and start putting things together. But, as usual, everybody is a little antsy and wanting to jam, and it wasn’t, like, oh, hey, Willie [Adler, guitar] has an idea and Mark [Morton, guitar] has this kinda cool solo thing he wants to add on top of it. Both of these guys came in with about fifty different song ideas. So what’s been great is just going through all these ideas, which are all really good, and being able to say, ’Okay, we have this much material. Let’s pick the top 10 or top 15 or 20, and just keep working on that. Then they get upset, because number 42 had their favorite part. So, okay, grab that favorite part from 42 and let’s make song 6 way better. So it’s been that kind of a process as we go along.”

”I’ve noticed the guys are really writing the kind of stuff that I find myself kind of… I don’t know… I don’t wanna say ’singing along,’ because there’s no vocals on them yet, but the melodies of the ideas really stick with me, which is one of the things that, if I were to ever complain about more of the recent stuff that I’ve been buying music-wise… It’s great while I’m listening to it, I’m impressed, it’s over my head, it blows me away, but when I’m done with it, I couldn’t tell you how it goes.”

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”Our goal is, you know, that the guys that’ll write the songs that stick with you are the guys that are gonna stick around. So I’m really impressed with what these guys have been doing on a songwriting level — stepping it up and writing stuff that kinda sticks with you.”