In this episode of Tuna On Toast, Stryker catches up with Justin Furstenfeld from Blue October. In the interview, Justin goes deep into the band’s history, discussing his inspiration, how he got into music, and what led him to the style of music he makes. Blue October were dropped from their first label, but Justin reveals to Stryker why he not only understood the move, but agreed that it was the right thing at the time. Justin also talks about “Hate Me” and how success went to his head. Blue October is releasing a triple album called ‘Spinning The Truth Around’ and Justin tells Stryker all about how the project came together, including his writing sessions with Billy Corgan! Subscribe to Tuna On Toast, leave us a review, follow us on socials – and thank you for supporting the show!
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