I’ve read that you guys were working on a movie documenting the entire album, will you guys ever release that?ĭrew: Yeah, the main character died though, so it’s not going to happen.īobby: That’s too bad. I mean, we haven’t had any bad crowds or anything, so, why not?īobby: Okay, your first released, Leitmotif, was released back in 1999 and then re-released in 2001. Gives us something to do instead of sitting at home.ĭino: A lot of exposure too. You guys being more progressive rock while most of the other bands are more hardcore/emo bands, what made you decide to come on and do the tour?ĭrew: I just like Deftones and Thrice a lot, we like those bands. We’ve been used to being on the main stage, so now we’re moving to the second stage so it’s a little different today, and the rest of the tour but it’s been good.īobby: For me anyway, you guys seem a bit out of place on this tour. This is the first time we’re moving stages. We’ve only been on it for how many weeks now? Two?

Please note, all the pictures are copyright their rightful owners.īobby: Okay, you guys are just getting on this Taste Of Chaos tour, are you guys excited for it?

While it didn’t got as smoothly as I hoped, it was still a fun interview, and I’d like to thank the band for doing it and to John (who makes an appearance in the interview) for setting it up. But before they hit the stage, we sat down on their tour bus for fifteen minutes to talk about the band’s upcoming plans, their fantasy tours, and, like always, cannibalism. The one reason I wanted to go to this year’s Taste Of Chaos was to see Dredg live – and what a performance they put on.

Leitmotif- by dredg