Chad Gray (Mudvayne) January 2024
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Mudvayne and Coal Chamber are bringing a massive burst of Nu Metal to our shores next month and to let us know more about we chat exclusively to Mudvayne vocalist Chad Gray! Chad discusses living in Las Vegas, quitting his Factory job to pursue a career in music, what he got up to in the pandemic, the rebirth of the scene and his takes on music now compared to that golden new metal period of the late 90’s/early 2000’s bands!
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February 14: Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
February 16: Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
February 17: Festival Hall, Melbourne
February 19: Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide
February 21: Metro City, Perth
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Great interview, cannot wait for the tour! It’s been a long time coming. Long long time!
Thank you for checking it out, totally agree and cannot wait. Not long now!
I love Mudvayne and hearing about the tour Mudvayne and Coal Chamber it do killer. Wishing the best on the tour
Epic frontman from the nu metal scene ❤that band!
Sempre bello sentire la voce di Chad stupendo 🖤🖤🖤🖤
I've been telling people for years that the mid nineties to mid 2000's was the best time for metal (that doesn't mean it was everyone's favorite kind of metal although I was and am a Numetal kid for life). We were competing right along side the biggest pop artists and rappers and were never more a part of the mainstream culture than ever before as well as having loads of bands that were completely original especially when it came to vocalists. I feel like 2000 (arguably 2010 too) was the last "decade" as in you can look back through the decades and there are millions of original things that really set each decade apart Now it all just feels like more of the same without any real distinguishing features to make it stand out. The nineties and early 2000's were truly a special time. I know everyone thinks that their decade/s were the best and a case can surely be made for a lot of the 1900's-2000 but I feel like musical innovation is on life support these days. That's not to say bands aren't still making good music but like Chad said and how I've felt for a long time is that most bands now sound the same. I could put on a metal Playlist on random and for the most part think it was the same band and especially the same singer. Luckily we have bands like Jinjer, (newer) Falling in Reverse, and Slaughter to Prevail that are keeping the innovation going but they are few and farther in-between. I swear if I hear another heavy song with good screams that sounds decent up until the vocalist starts singing and their singing voice is all high pitched and or whiney I'm going to lose my isht. At some point into when Numetal shifted to Metalcore a lot of vocalist stopped having grit in their singing and started sounding like pop-punk vocalist or something. It offends my ears when every band and their grandmother sings the exact same way. Let your balls drop and sing dammit.
Well said!
Heck yes! Really grateful for this interview, cant wait to see them in Perth!
Thank you for checking it out and have a blast at the show!
I agree with Chad on new music. However, Mudvayne are clearly influenced by Korn too and they didn't come out 20 years before Mudvayne. But yeah, overall, I definitely agree.
Thanks for checking out the interview!!!
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You wanna say Mudvayne sounds like Korn?
@@sweepingdenial yeah, well we're not stupid, obviously KoRn's sound influenced Mudvayne. But Mudvayne definitely took the more "influenced by" over just copying like a lot of modern bands
Good questions!!! Maybe you didn't get em all the ones you wanted, but this is great. Chad seems like he really likes to elaborate on his views, really cool guy to talk to. Nice! 🤘
Thank you, really cool of you to say and I appreciate you checking it out!!!
Nice interview homie you always get those fresh interviews much luv always
Much appreciated, thank you for checking it out 🤘‼️
🔥🔥 hellyeah. Will be at the Adelaide show 🎉
Enjoy man, would love to see you opening for them!
@@theundergroundaus I offered. But no response. Really. They don’t need any help.
*Microphone turns on*
Chad- Jaba da wookie.......ha...ha...ha.....
Is he saying the Nu metal bands are the same or new modern metal bands all today sound the same?
He means that new modern bands all today sound the same.
@@ajgarcia1428 oh ok but Yes he is right on that tip it's the same thing with r&b Hip Hop and rap music that is not Hip Hop they all sound the same and doing the same shit
Don't put in interviews that stupid background ringtone music - it's distracting.
Ty
Papa Roach Marilyn Manson are not Nu Metal