In this episode of The Rock Metal Podcast, we're chatting with Michael Priest of the band Idolatrous about their new album ‘Sorrow On Midgard’ out now.
During our chat we touch on a lot of great tips for musicians, such as not being afraid to make changes to songs, even months after they have been initially written.
'Sorrow On MidGard' was produced by Grady Pursel.
For fans of Amon Amarth, Dethklok, Insomnium, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Kataklysm.
Heavy Hitters from today's episode:
1. Find the sound in your head and produce it into reality
2. Work on songs so long as they excite you, for they will excite others as well
3. Don’t be afraid to write completely different parts for songs, even months after they have been initially written
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