He makes us work and he makes us try harder to be as best as we can, but he does it in a way that's cool - he's not being a dick about it.
It's been a real comfortable relationship. Speaking about THE OFFSPRING's working relationship with Rock, Noodles said: "We hit it off with him immediately. Both those songs are pretty much dead center in what this record's gonna be like." One of the songs on there is gonna be 'Coming For You', which we released about four years ago, and that song is a good indication as well. We would like to do more of the stuff live, but we want the fans to hear the songs the way we recorded them, the way we want them to hear it rather than a shitty cellphone recording…. We're doing a song live every night called 'It Won't Get Better'. There's songs that you're gonna hear that are gonna be easily recognizable as vintage-sounding OFFSPRING, for sure. On the topic of the musical direction of the new OFFSPRING material, Noodles said: "It's definitely an OFFSPRING record. So we wanna work with somebody that does that and has all the bases covered." The follow-up to 2012's "Days Go By" was once again produced by Bob Rock, who also worked on the band's last two LPs.Īsked about the holdup in getting the new OFFSPRING disc released, Noodles said: "We want a distributor that can get it into all the right streaming services and iTunes, purchasing services, but then also kind of hook us up with the right people to talk to about the record, so we get the word out about it… I think what we'd like to do is work with a distributor, 'cause if we do it just on our own, there might be gaps that we miss.
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THE OFFSPRING guitarist Kevin "Noodles" Wasserman spoke to Finland's Kaaos TV about the band's long-awaited tenth album.
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