
Doug Robb of Hoobastank reveals in a new interview from Rocking With Jam Man that the band is sitting on a lot of new material but are looking at releasing singles over full albums.
The show sent over these details" Robb shared, "We have enough to make multiple albums, to be honest with you." He says the band currently prefers putting out a song every few months rather than releasing a full batch of tracks all at once.
Robb also discusses Howard Benson's reaction to the new material, the band's decision to stop chasing specific radio demographics, how "The Reason" affected their writing choices afterward, and the personal losses that contributed to his long creative slowdown.
There is also a detailed discussion of "How Do You Sleep?", the band's heavier side, nostalgia, and why he still considers Hoobastank a real band rather than simply a business maintaining a catalog. Check out the full interview below:
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