Cody Quistad (Wage War) Talks New Album 'Stigma,' Jelly Roll Collaborations, and Riffs
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
- Joshua Toomey interviews Cody Quistad of Wage War, discussing Cody's work with Jelly Roll, Ronnie Radke, and The Ghost Inside. Cody shares insights into his musical journey, including early influences and his transition to country music songwriting. The new Wage War record "Stigma" is promoted, and the interview highlights Cody's evolution and collaborations. Songwriting and producing have always been Cody's favorite parts of music because of the creative rush when everything clicks. Growing up with musician parents who worked at Disney and toured with bands, Cody was surrounded by music, which inspired his passion from an early age. His first band experiences included local talent shows and playing at various small venues before forming Wage War in 2010. Their big break came with the Warped Tour in 2016, which significantly boosted Thier exposure and marked a pivotal moment in our journey. Cody talks about their excitement for their new music, emphasizing their passion for creating and performing. They discussed the inspiration behind their song "Tombstone," which includes heavy riffs and movie references, showcasing their creative process. The upcoming album, "Stigma," set for release on June 21st, features ten diverse tracks aimed at pushing the boundaries of their sound. Cody reflects on the band's journey, their evolving musical style, and the collaborative effort involved in their songwriting process.
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Love Cody & Matty! Would LOVE to see a MMF/Wage War tour! Two of my favorites 🖤
Love the album....
I saw the fearless faces tour made me love wage war
It’s awesome how everyone loves and respects killswitch engage
New Album is Crushing!!!
😂
No taste
@@user-xt6vt2vj9b Does this mean we’re not friends anymore? If I thought you weren't my friend, I just don't think I could bear it.
Wage war is catching my ear!
Same. I added songs by them earlier today without realizing he worked with Ronnie/FIR. Then again I'm fairly new to this kind of music. WW is really good!
They were actually good from 2015-2017
Im not a very critical listener of music, if i dig it, cool, if i dont, i dont. I will say, Stigma wqs an odd and chaotic listen first time around, was different, like I Prevail's newest album True Power, different sound, and the first playthrough was like, ehhh idk, but give it a 2nd listen, and it hits and i love it. Just a different style,s gotta mix it up a little. Its definitely not like Asking Alexandria sad to me transformation
Love the new album ! My only wish is more Cody forward songs ! But are we gonna get stripped sessions for this album ?😊
that would be awesome
Solid album! I would to see a Wage War and Jelly Roll collaboration as well.
I'm all in on this!!
tbh i love the softer songs if they do a whole album of softer songs it would be good
They did
@@RoboWasTaken I mean just like whole pure rock record full of new songs not the acoustic album
@@jamessheppard8402 ohh
Please shut up some of us like the heavy side much more
@@tbzombi3950 why so harsh for no reason holy crap
meh album
Stigma sucks!
New album sounds too overproduced. People who say they're bangers should listen to The River, Low, or the whole Blueprints album
Everyone who says they're bangers has listened to Blueprints 20k times
They are extremely talented, Stigma is different because they are just purely showing off their dynamism
Power of drew fulk
My honest opinion is that jelly roll is the most overrated artist of the past decade and EVERYONE is just simply cashgrabbing by featuring him on their songs. His voice doesn't even fit most of the music he's featured on. At least in the rock or metal genre. The new Falling in Reverse song with him on it is unlistenable. His husky, twangy voice is NOT complimentary whatsoever. It may work on his solo work, but not as a metal collaboration. It's SOOO obviously a cash grab.
I don’t see eye to eye with you. I think Jelly Roll is an incredible vocalist. But I don’t think Ronnie got him as a cash grab. He doesn’t need it. He could have gotten probably any country singer he wanted. But it’s so cool to see the genres collab. Rock and country guys are a lot a like.