THREE DAYS GRACE’s Neil Sanderson talked 2 vocalists and new album – new interview posted!
THREE DAYS GRACE’s Neil Sanderson talked 2 vocalists and new album – new interview posted!
THREE DAYS GRACE has already released the song “Mayday” which is their first single since the return of original vocalist Adam Gontier. .. Adam left THREE DAYS GRACE in 2013 .. and is now sharing lead vocals in the band’s new lineup with singer Matt Walst, who has been with THREE DAYS GRACE for more than 10 years now ..
In a new interview with The Metal Voice, THREE DAYS GRACE drummer Neil Sanderson spoke on how the band’s new 2 vocalist dynamic came about (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): ”First and foremost, we’re a family. We all grew up together in a small town, and so Matt, who came in 2013 to replace Adam, he’s been in the band for, yeah, 12 years now. But he’s Brad, our bass player’s younger brother. So he was around as a kid when we were first just jamming in basements and trying to figure out our sound as we were teenagers, and he wasn’t even a teenager. And so for him to come in was just a very natural fit. And then, as time progressed on, we just started having open conversations, which is the notion of, like, what would this be if we joined forces and we become a five-piece? And it creates a completely new dimension and facet for the sound of THREE DAYS GRACE and our ability to artistically branch off into just different things that we can do with having two voices that are uniquely different, but come together in such a powerful way. So it feels like we’ve kind of come full circle and we’ve closed this loop. And it’s just fate, I guess, that we’re all seeing eye to eye now and the band sounds bigger than ever. And, yeah, it’s a great time to just see it all come into one full force moving forward.”
watch interview here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjFGX9u68e0
Asked when fans can expect to see the new THREE DAYS GRACE album, Neil said: “It’s looking like we’re gonna be releasing it in June. We’re just putting the final touches on it… We’re past the recording stage. We’re doing some mixing right now and just doing some finessing, just kind of going over [everything]. Some of the times we’ll go back to it and just see like what we can mute, what we can remove. Sometimes that’s an exercise in making a record that’s good because sometimes you just have too much stuff in there and more isn’t always better. So we kind of go through, at this process, and just make sure that every part in there is deliberate and is there for a reason and is making the song better. If not, it’s gone.”
THREE DAYS GRACE’s Neil Sanderson talked 2 vocalists and new album – new interview posted!
