STAIND Interviewed On Glasgow Radio Station; Video Available

January 23, 2009

Vocalist Aaron Lewis and guitarist Mike Mushok of Massachusetts rockers STAIND stopped off at the 96.3 Rock Radio studio ahead of their QMU Glasgow, U.K. gig on January 21, 2009. Watch the five-minute chat below.

STAIND is continuing to support its latest album, "The Illusion of Progress".

The band has posted a video online for a new single from the CD, "The Way I Am", which follows "Believe" and "All I Want".

Following the current STAIND tour, Lewis hopes to begin recording his first solo album in the spring. Although he wants to produce the project himself, he told The Pulse of Radio that those plans could always change. "I'll be doing it at my house in my studio, and I'm very open-minded," he said. "If we get to a point and I'm just like, 'You know what? To take these songs to the next level I've got to get (STAIND producer) Johnny K. to come up here and help me out a little bit,' then that's what I'll do. But as it stands, I'm gonna attempt to do it myself."

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