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BARONESS’ JOHN BAIZLEY IS A NOISECREEP

 Tuesday, October 27th, 2009 at 3:00pm by

I’m posting this video interview our friends at Noisecreep conducted with Baroness’ John Baizley for two reasons:

  1. Baroness is awesome and their new album, The Blue Record, is the cat’s pajamas.
  2. It was edited by our friend Tommy Wee. Tommy’s not even really that big a metal guy, but even he thinks The Blue Record is frickin’ sweet.

Enjoy.

-AR

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  • I’m not racist, but I hate Oceano

    He probably thinks it’s ‘frickin sweet’ because half of the record sounds like it could be on college radio. I wouldn’t be surprised at all to find out that people who hate metal like this album. Not saying it’s bad, I did enjoy it, but it can’t compare to the Red Album.

    • stu1

      You’re right. It’s much better. I loved that record, but this one is absolutely phenomenal next level shit. And I’m sure people who hate metal will dig this, because it transcends a good amount of genres.

  • SHOCKTROOP

    wow. that is one sweet ass beard. I fully expect a forty page book to be published on this blog about it.

  • alliaphagist

    I’m from Lancaster, PA, so I’ll be checking out his gallery display.

  • will

    brilliant artist.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Michel-Giroux-Burroughs/574086565 Michel Giroux-Burroughs

    I bought Blue Record two days ago, and on the first two tracks, I thought I was listening to Mastodon. Then the songs went on and I have to say now they sound nothing like Mastodon in the end of the album and they are GREAT!

  • AF720

    This interview is entirely consistent with the band’s work: intelligent and well-spoken, but not flashy or arrogant. Seems like a genuine dude with real talent.

  • Celts67

    Seems like a good dude. Shame the new album is one of the most ridiculously hyped examples of mediocrity I’ve heard in years.

  • Lybrium

    new album is harder to get into then Red, The drums are back in the mix a bit too much, big mistake. But all in all it is great, different from the last, and great.