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| 9/8/2010 |
Filter Rediscovering Their Sound
Filter is back with the new album, "The Trouble With Angels," which finds the band rediscovering some of the sounds of their earlier work. Leader Richard Patrick tells South Africa's "MusicReview" this is due in part to a resurgence of acts from when he first started in music. The vocalist explains, quote, "I hear like five-thousand bands that want to sound like Nickelback and that's fine, but to me, when I heard that Soundgarden were getting back together and Alice In Chains, and that Deftones were releasing a new record, I got excited. That's when I thought, okay, things are going to come back to normal a bit." Patrick says that while it's okay for there to be a status quo in rock music's current climate, by reclaiming some of his earlier sounds there's a bit of relief and something different for people to listen to as well. "The Trouble With Angels" is out now. |
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