Mars Attacks Podcast Episode 17 Filter’s Richard Patrick

August 30, 2010January 7, 2011 marsaries 1706 Views Amalgamut, Anthems For The Damned, Army Of Anyone, Black Sabbath, Bob Marlette, Bogner, Charred Walls Of The Damned, Damning Well, Danny Lohner, death, Deftones, Fender, Filter, Iced Earth, John 5, Josh Freese, Korn, Line 6, Nine Inch Nails, Nirvana, Operation MySpace, Richard Christy, Richard Patrick, Short Bus, Stars For Stripes, Tech 21, Title Of Record, Tony Iommi, Walter Reed Hospital, Wes Borland

During this episode of Mars Attacks we interview Richard Patrick from the band Filter. I have been a fan of his work starting with Nine Inch Nails, the aforementioned Filter, The Damning Well (which to date has only released the track Awakening on the Underworld soundtrack), and Army Of Anyone. Richard has consistently put out solid music, and has not disappointed with Filter’s new album The Trouble With Angels. Definitely a must have if you’re remotely a fan of the band.

Aside from the new album we briefly touch on the some of the bands mentioned above, playing for the troupes as part of Operation MySpace, the pressures he may or may not feel when writing an album, working with Bob Marlette, etc.

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