Halestorm Frontwoman Lzzy Hale Explains Direction On Wild Life
. In an interview with May The Rock Be With You, Hale said the band had a different concept of 'heavy' thing time around. "When we were talking about making songs heavier, it didn't necessarily mean stacks of Mesa Boogies and a lot of crunch and layers and walls of guitars," she said. "It means the weightiness of the heaviness, the Sabbath, the Zeppelin and I guess the Judas Priest aspect." It also meant there were only two rules in place for the recording: "we're not going to record the record in the same way that we did the last two, and is it good or not?" Hale said the choice of Jay Joyce as producer was at the suggestion of Atlantic Records. "�We wanted to shake some things up and he was actually suggested by our A&R guy at Atlantic as kind of an odd choice," Hale said. "Jay Joyce is this crazy rocker dude! He's like this cool, chain smoking, creative ball of energy, and his bread and butter - because of circumstance and the area that he's in in Nashville - his bread and butter has been a lot of country artists and a lot of alternative." Read more here. Gibson.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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