The songs from “4” have a jam session vibe. What was it like recording it?
What is the best and the worst of recording track by tracks instead of recording live?
4. Alex Milas (Host)
You’ve probably recorded in every kind of studio environment, did you feel like maybe the musicianship is being lost somehow because there are so many tools available to people?
Have you ever made a mistake in the studio that ended up on an album and that annoys you every time you hear the song?
The new album seems a bit rawer and a little bit more punk-ish, was it intentional or did it just turn out like that when recorded “live”?
7. Austria / Wolfgang Hauptmann / APA
Has the chemistry between you and Myles changed over the years? Have you grown together even better artistically? because in my opinion the new album is even more homogeneous than the previous albums.
Did you learn or find out something about yourself during this long period of staying at home only and not playing on tour while the whole world sounds so quiet because of this f**king Covid-19 pandemic?
9. Alex Milas (Host)
Something people might have already read, it wasn’t an abstract thing, covid found you in the studio right?
What was it like working with producer Dave Cobb and recording in Nashville at RCA Studio A and laying down all the tracks live?
Did you ever get a musical idea watching a horror movie?
12. Sweden / David Park / Luthman
Do you have a favourite riff or song you play when you test out a new guitar?
13. Faroe Islands / Ragnar Jacobsen / Kringvarp Føroya
The album will be released by the new Gibson Record company, what can you say about this company?
14. Austria / Brigitte Schokarth / Kurier
What is it that makes your playing and Myles singing such a good match?
15. Poland / Wieslaw Weiss / Teraz Rock
You used sitar in “Spirit Love”. How did you discovered sitar? Through The Beatles music? And what do you like about its sound?
16. Spain / David Gallardo / Mercadero Pop
When can we expect to have you here with us in Madrid again?
17. Poland / Aleksandra Jakubowska / Radio Eska Rock
Changing the way of recording, making it almost like live, leaving mistakes, leaving true and not perfect songs … During a pandemic, can this be called a kind of substitute for concerts that could not be played?
18. Brazil / Erica Roumieh / Wikimetal
You have always worked with analog sound on your recordings and that’s not usually how its done now in business so you are already reinventing that and now you recorded 100% live so I was wondering what have you learned from the experience? about yourself, about the band, about your relationship?