Brides Of Destruction

Interview: George Lynch - Kill All Control

It was originally going to be the second Souls Of We record and it took us two years to make. The ironic thing is that we were going to do the record in four or five weeks with London LeGrand [vocalist for Brides Of Destruction], Nic Speck [bassist for Run, Run, Run], and Adrian Ost [drummer for Powerman 5000]. We thought we’d capture a moment, and knock it out of the park. We had a deal set up with Slate Studios. We had the rehearsal room, got in there, worked ten days straight, and wrote the instrumentals for the whole record in that time. We then got into the studio and tracked all the music in two weeks. We’re three and a half weeks into it and figured we’d knock the vocals out in a week—still within the time frame allotted for the budget. But things just went sideways for another two years after that. because I basically lost the record. I was out of money, we had exceeded our budget, and we were way beyond the time we had allotted for it. I had no album and I had no singer, so I had to go on and do other things. London did his best, but personal things were happening in his life and it just didn’t work out. I love him, he’s a very good friend, and I felt bad for him, but it just wasn’t working out at that moment in time. So we hooked up with Will Martin [vocalist for Earshot], an extended laborious process, but what he did was unbelievably beautiful. He did a great job, but he got busy with Earshot. Then we got Keith St. John from Montrose to come in. He’s a very good friend, very hard worker, a saint, a sweet guy, and very easy to work with. He was right there for me when I said, “Dude, I got another song! My singer went away. Do you have any ideas?” He filled in the gaps for me, and he was really a saint to come in at the eleventh hour and just bust his ass. Marc Torien [vocalist for Bullet Boys] did a few fill-in dates for Oni Logan when he couldn’t go to Canada with us. He did some Lynch Mob dates and some California dates as well, so I thought maybe he could help out. He came in and did a great job on a couple songs that weren’t finished, but he had his commitments with Bullet Boys, so he went away as well. Then London came back in at the very end. He had gotten everything together in his life and expressed it in the song “Wicked Witch,” which is the single [listen to the stream above]. It came out amazing!

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TODAY'S SONG : "I Don't Care" by Brides Of Destruction

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CMJ New Music Report

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CMJ New Music Report

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