Podcasts about Hydrograd

Better known as the guitarist for the Corey Taylor led Stone Sour, Josh Rand suddenly found his musical being left the equivalent of alone and rudderless at the completion of Stone Sour's two-year touring cycle for their last studio album Hydrograd.While Taylor has a little side project by the name of Slipknot to satiate his cravings, Rand found himself unable to sit idly by and wait for Slipknot's album/tour cycle to finish and found himself quickly creating musical content and exploring new sounds.An accomplished and dedicated musician – not just guitarist – Rand immersed himself in his art, assembling a body of work within the hard rock genre that, although fitting within the acceptable parameters of hard rock music, was not something he felt would suit Stone Sour once they resumed duties.In deciding to record and release his music through a different project Rand found himself steering clear of another male singer to handle vocal duties, probably wisely deciding that any attempt to equal or better Stone Sour's frontman would prove futile.Almost by a twist of fate Rand met Casandra Carson and when he heard her pour her heart into her singing he knew he had lucked upon the final ingredient needed to complete The L.I.F.E Project.While musically the songs on the band's debut EP bear striking similarities to that of Stone Sour – which only serves to outline how strong Rand's contributions are – Carson's aggressively raw, yet stunningly beautiful vocal contributions set it significantly apart as an entity of its own and a project to release the growing frustrations Rand felt being away from music.With The L.I.F.E Project having already released two singles from the EP and planning to eventually release each track separately, Rand has the aura of a man finally back at ease.This is a musical project that will stand on its own merit and rightfully so.  Although it will undoubtedly be seen by many as a side project for Rand it is much more than that.Earlier this week Rand sat down with HEAVY to introduce us to his new baby, The L.I.F.E Project."For me, it was just about doing something outside of Stone Sour for the first time,” he began. “Musically I knew going into it that I wanted it to have a female vocalist for the project. With a male vocalist, I'm already in one band with somebody that's pretty good (laughs) so trying to find someone as good or better would really be a high, high task. Also, I didn't want that comparison, because I knew the way that I write you are going to hear similarities, it's just who I am. You can't expect me to wake up a day later and play like Joe Bonamassa. It's not gonna happen. So people were like hey, we hear similarities and it's like well, of course you are because I contribute so much music to Stone Sour and have for decades. I'm not gonna wake up and be a different person, you know. It just is what it is so another reason having a female vocalist made sense to me was it makes it a little bit different... actually a lot different... but there was music that I had written over the years that I would never submit to Stone Sour because it wouldn't fit what I contribute to that band. Now with Cassandra, I can branch into these different directions and play piano stuff and stuff like that. I know we have that kind of stuff in Stone Sour but it's Stone Sour's and for me to play would be really hard to compete with Corey who also writes those kinds of songs, its really what his fortay is. So with this, I was able to do that. Really the idea with The L.I.F.E Project is how I approach Stone Sour and still be willing to move forward which is I'm just gonna write whatever the hell I wanna write and actually now between having both of these powerhouse singers, obviously Corey on one side and Cassandra - once people really hear her and hear her diversity, especially with this first EP - it allows me as a writer the opportunity to have the best of both worlds. As far as I'm concerned I have one of the best male vocalists in hard rock and metal and I have a female vocalist who I think can be as equally powerful if given the opportunity and time to develop. It's an exciting time. I'm really lucky and it's pretty exciting to have that outlet."In the full interview, Josh runs us through the songs on the EP and discusses the warmth of again creating new music, talks about his role on many aspects of the EP from recording to playing all of the instruments, introduces us further to Cassandra who has perhaps one of the best-untapped voices currently in rock, extending the band to include touring musicians and more.

Chatting with Corey Taylor at the Rock on the Range Festival in 2017. This was in a media tent so there is a lot of background noise so you might need to turn up a bit. Also the day after the passing of Chris Cornell. We touched on Hydrograd recording & coming out, doing both Slipknot & Stone Sour, first time performing Song #3 & Stone Sour's tribute of Outshined the night before. I wonder what ever happened to Corey's naked wrestling with shaved kangaroos though???

Talking with Josh from Stone Sour about the then new record Hydrograd, working with Corey Taylor, and more 

Covidiot Sessions:We skip right to the main attraction this week with Johny Chow.Restaurateur, Musician, artist to say the least.What a great interview with him, a stand-up REAL guy!We dive into his past, where he got started and how NYC Hardcore still influences him to this day.He talks about how much writing was done on his part for Stone Sour's successful sixth studio album "Hydrograd".When he's not on tour you can either check out his art at @chowmonstro. It has shared walls with street artists such as Sheppard Ferry- OBEY, Space Invader, Broken Crow, Seizure, ROA, and many more or visit him at his restaurant, Misuta Chow'sfor some old-school arcade games and some of the best-fried rice bowl in Buffalo.521 Main Street Buffalo, NY 14203 - 716-259-8228https://misutachows.com/

"It was either that or find various different ways to off myself, basically," replied Corey Taylor, vocalist for Stone Sour, when asked how his turbulent younger years helped shape his musical psyche. "At the time there wasn't the resources that the world has to offer now. Ostensibly we're talking about 35 years ago, and it was tough man. It was tough growing up that way, you hold onto a lot. Whether it was being bullied or abused - which I had both in healthy proportions - it kind of fostered a horrible anger in me and it wasn't really until Slipknot that I was able to tap into that and unleash it."In the full interview Corey talks about Stone Sour's upcoming co-headline spot at the first ever Good Things Festival in December, what they will be playing differently to their last tour, the reaction to last years Hydrograd album, how they plan to top that release, whether writing music gets easier or harder the more you perform and answers the question of what it is actually like to be Corey Taylor.

Doc does his first-ever live Ex-Man show with Stone Sour drummer, Roy Mayorga, about coming up in New York City with punk band Nausea, jumping around as a hired gun with bands like Shelter and Crisis, how doing remixes for Sepultura opened the door to joining Soulfly, the inspiration behind the style of the first Soulfly album, his philosophy on rhythm and being a drummer, leaving Soulfly, moving to LA and playing with bands like Medication and Abloom, his time filling in for Sepultura, how he got into production and electronic music, and the gratification of joining a successful band like Stone Sour after such a long career. This episode features the song "Technojesus" by Gigantalope from the album Super God and "Song #3" by Stone Sour from their album Hydrograd. Follow Roy on Twitter @StonesourRoy and Instagram @roymayorgaofficial Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Support our show sponsor Gigantalope at gigantalopeparty.com Support our show sponsor and buy official band merch at Rockabilia.com. Use the code PCJABBERJAW for 15% off. Buy the Rockabilia.com Exclusive Bad Wolves shirt at www.rockabilia.com/browse/artists-…bad-wolves.html Listen to more great podcasts like this at JabberJawMedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One of my favorite guests to interview is Corey Taylor from Stone Sour and Slipknot.  This interview was part of the LA Lloyd Rock Countdown Thanksgiving special that aired November 25-26, 2017 on many US radio stations. Corey tells us the origin of the latest Stone Sour album "Hydrograd" along with other great segments discussing his work with The You Rock Foundation, being a Rock Dad, Song #3 and Rose Red Violent Blue, and finally his book America 51 and doing the audiobook version. It's an interview that every Stone Sour and Slipknot fan should hear.  

I spoke to Corey Taylor about the new Stone Sour record Hydrograd a few weeks before it came out, and we had a lot of fun talking about inappropriate swearing, how to pronounce ‘Framus,’ and how to sing after your damn spine has been reconstructed. This interview with Buddy Guy was done just over two years ago as advance publicity for his appearance at Bluesfest in Byron Bay, and just a couple of days before his most recent album Born To Play Guitar came out. We did the interview after he’d appeared on the Tonight ShowYou know Kenny Aronoff. You’ve heard him with John Mellencamp, Bob Dylan, Tony Iommi, Jefferson Airplane, Elton Jhn, Santana, Chickenfoot, The Smashing Pumpkins, and on and on and on. He also has a band called Supersonic Blues Machine whose new album is called Californisound and features guest appearances by Steve Lukather (Toto), Eric Gales, Robben Ford and Walter Trout. You can also see Kenny in the documentary Hired Gun.Oh yeah and the background music for this one is a cover of ‘Mickey’ by Toni Basil which I recorded like 12 years ago for fun. If you'd like to help support I Heart Guitar, visit patreon.com/iheartguitar to support the podcast and gain access to subscriber-exclusive episodes, or donate to PayPal.Me/iheartguitar

If Corey Taylor of Slipknot went up against Corey Taylor of Stone Sour who would win? Find out the answer from Corey himself in an entertaining conversation that he had with Lunchbox and Promo Brady backstage before KMOD's Rocktoberfest. They also discussed the meaning behind the title "Hydrograd", Corey's new book America 51, and possible touring plans with the Dead Dead's. Find new episodes of the DOMKcast every Friday at 2pm on the iHeartRadio app.

If Corey Taylor of Slipknot went up against Corey Taylor of Stone Sour who would win? Find out the answer from Corey himself in an entertaining conversation that he had with Lunchbox and Promo Brady backstage before KMOD's Rocktoberfest. They also discussed the meaning behind the title "Hydrograd", Corey's new book America 51, and possible touring plans with the Dead Dead's. Find new episodes of the DOMKcast every Friday at 2pm on the iHeartRadio app.

Stone Sour's official podcast telling you the full story of their 6th studio album 'Hydrograd'. Episode 4 of 4. Corey Taylor and Josh Rand sat down with Daniel P. Carter for an in-depth look at their incredible new album. Hydrograd is available everywhere now via Roadrunner Records. Get your copy now: stonesour.lnk.to/Hydrograd

Stone Sour's official podcast telling you the full story of their 6th studio album 'Hydrograd'. Episode 3 of 4. Corey Taylor and Josh Rand sat down with Daniel P. Carter for an in-depth look at their incredible new album. Hydrograd is available everywhere now via Roadrunner Records. Get your copy now: stonesour.lnk.to/Hydrograd

Stone Sour's official podcast telling you the full story of their 6th studio album 'Hydrograd'. Episode 2 of 4. Corey Taylor and Josh Rand sat down with Daniel P. Carter for an in-depth look at their incredible new album. Hydrograd is available everywhere now via Roadrunner Records. Get your copy now: stonesour.lnk.to/Hydrograd

Third time's a charm for Corey Taylor as the Stone Sour/Slipknot frontman returns to TIJ to talk about the latest Stone Sour album, "Hydrograd," the fabulous "Fabuless" video of Tubemen, his upcoming fourth book "America 51," and a musical influence that might surprise everyone. He's also talking about Stone Sour's near Wrestlemania appearance, and his own involvement in a recent Baron Corbin vs Samoa Joe house show match!

Stone Sour's official podcast telling you the full story of their 6th studio album 'Hydrograd'. Corey Taylor and Josh Rand sat down with Daniel P. Carter for an in-depth look at their incredible new album. Hydrograd is available everywhere on 30th June via Roadrunner Records. Get your copy now: http://stonesour.lnk.to/Hydrograd

כל חודש יוצאים לעולם המטאל סינגלים חדשים טריים וקריספים. לפעמים עד שהם מגיעים לאוזן שלכם הם כבר יבשים, עבשים וכולם כבר חרשו עליהם. מטאל קורט מביאה אליה לפני כולם את הסינגלים שרק עכשיו יצאו לאוויר, מתוך אלבומים שרובים טרם שוחררו. יחד נאזין לשירים בפעם הראשונה ונחליט מה הם שווים, האם הם שווים, וכמה. בואו איתנו לשפוט מה מצב המטאל החדש שיצא במאי 2017.  » רשימת הסינגלים החדשים אותם נשפוט בתוכנית « 1. Adagio – Darkness Machine (Life) 2. Dagoba – Inner Sun (Black Nova) 3. Dying Fetus – Panic Amongst The Herd (Wrong one to fuck with) 4. Iced Earth – Great Heathen Army (Incorruptible) 5. JORN – Life On Death Road (Life On Death Road) 6. Adrenaline Mob – Chasing Dragons (We the People) 7. Edguy – Ravenblack (Monuments) 8. Stone Sour – Song #3 (Hydrograd)

Corey Taylor kommer från Iowa och erövrade världen som frontfigur i det monstruösa kaosbandet Slipknot. Samtidigt gjorde han mer melodiös metal i Stone Sour som är aktuella med sitt sjätte album ”Hydrograd”. Nu kommer han hem till Fredrik Strage för att diskutera världens dumhet (ett ämne han utforskar i sin bok ”You're making me hate you”), imitera Batman-skurken Bane och berätta om hur han en gång stagediveade in i en takfläkt. I Sonos-anläggningen spelas bland annat Megadeth, Prince, Charlie Parker och Depeche Mode.       See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.