Actually to be honest I’ve been buying some new gear lately to try and better my sound instead of just recording with my phone so I’m trying to find ways to better my futures streams where if I’m going to be playing guitar and stuff and updating the studio equipment.
Gus: Well I have done a couple already and yeah I am interested in that. It’s a bit of a challenge now to find ways to be creative with how we’re going to deal with this after the album comes out, what kind of content we’re going to put out since there’s not going to be any tours really but we’ll manage.Īndrew: I guess one of the popular things that’s been happening at the moment is this whole live streaming thing, what are your thoughts on that? Is that something you’re interested in doing as well? I get to talk to people, check in on how everybody is doing, talk about the new album. Gus: Yeah I’m doing a lot of press still and it’s good so that’s kept me busy.
I’m enjoying being home actually with my family but I do miss playing live, I was looking forward to the tours but we have to adjust to a new reality right now.Īndrew: Sure and I suppose you’re still busy promoting the new album right? Gus: I don’t know, it’s a new thing! I’ve just been home for more than a month and tours are cancelled but life goes on, life is good. We talk to guitarist Gus G, also known for his solo work as well as his involvement with such acts as Ozzy Osbourne and Arch Enemy, to find out more on the new album, the new changes within the band as well as the challenges of the global pandemic which has kept Firewind off the road.Īndrew: So how are you with all the craziness around the world that’s going on at the moment?
Power Metal icons Firewind are set to release their new self-titled album on May 15th which also features a new lineup.
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