Buzz Osborne and Paul Leary (Melvins) about the new album,

‘Hold It In’

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GUITAR WORLD: ¿Cómo describís Hold It In?

OSBORNE: Es una buena intersección de un montón de cosas que hemos hecho, así como algunas cosas que nunca hemos hecho. Es el primer registro de los Melvins donde no he escrito la mayoría del material. Eso ha sido un poco diferente de lo que normalmente hacemos. Paul es también uno de mis guitarristas favoritos, y he pensado en hacer algo como esto con él durante mucho tiempo.

LEARY: En su mayor parte, es un álbum un poco más «fresco» y variado. Escribí tres canciones y también tenemos a Jeff Pinkus, que proporcionó otro elemento Butthole.

Buzz, ¿Cómo ha sido grabar con Paul y Pinkus?

Los dos tocan muy bien. Paul es un guitarrista completamente fuera de lo normal que he admirado durante unos 30 años. Lo llevaron a la perfección y son la vanguardia en su grado más alto.

Paul, ¿Cómo ha sido grabar con Buzz y Dale?

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IN ENGLISH

GUITAR WORLD: How would you describe Hold It In?

OSBORNE: It’s a good cross-section of a lot of things we’ve done as well as some things we’ve never done. It’s the first Melvins record I played on where I didn’t write a majority of the material. That was a little different than what we normally do. Paul is also one of my favorite guitar players, and I’ve thought about doing something like this with him for a long time.

LEARY: For the most part, it’s a little fresher and an amalgam album. I wrote three songs on there and we’ve also got Jeff Pinkus, which provided another Butthole element.

Buzz, what was it like working with Paul and Pinkus?

They’re both really good players. Paul is a completely out-of-the-box guitarist that I’ve admired for the better part of 30 years. They handled it perfectly and are avant-garde to the highest degree.

Paul, what was it like working with Buzz and Dale?

Most of my recording experience has been as a producer or with the Butthole Surfers. It was refreshing to be with a group of people who were just as anxious and happy to come up with ideas as I was. It was a whole lot of fun.

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