Then it was like Oh, we’ve put it into this record and you can actually put it on the turntable little spin around and make them dance.
I think he did the drawing, and it was just this little zoetrope idea. I think it was Danny, maybe that heard about the idea, he’s one our techs. I think we’re just playing around with those ideas when we were talking about the art for the record. How did you guys come up with that concept? So you take the zoetrope and tape the ends together and put it onto your turntable or your record player and turn it on, it will animate that sequence. The CDs, we just saw them actually the other day and the CDs have zoetrope inside it. It’s a still, like an animated sequence from one of the music videos. Why did you guys select that art for the cover? There’s a tiny animation of the cover on Twitter. The video for our single “Goodbye to the Days of Ladies and Gentlemen”, the video there is a direct homage to Godard. We took a lot of inspiration aesthetically from the artwork to do that. I think the title is a homage to Jean-Luc Godard.
The new album is out, why did you guys call it “Our Bande Apart”? Kryz checked in to chat about the album and the band’s unforgiving musical approach. The new album “Our Bande Apart” is really Third Eye Blind giving a giant middle finger to COVID-19 and making the best album they could as a cohesive and united band. For Third Eye Blind and its guitarist Kryz Reid, it gave the band a new sense of purpose and a hardcore desire to build a stronger band and a stronger relationship by being together. 1, The Observatory North Park, San Diego.The COVID-19 pandemic affected everyone in very different ways. Where: Fantasy Springs Resort Casino, 84245 Indio Springs Parkway, Indio We were doing a radio show together and he was in his dressing room listening to himself at max volume.” Third Eye Blind “The only artist I know who listens to himself is Kanye. “I don’t listen to myself often and I know very few artists who do listen to themselves,” Jenkins said. Turning the dialĮven though Third Eye Blind’s music is still a radio staple, you won’t hear Jenkins singing along to his own songs. That’s the experience I have when I am writing.” 5. A good song, when you listen to it and step into it, won’t let you go. “I think I write music that makes an emotional dent on me and that speaks to other people as well. “The songs resonate with them in the lives they are leading now,” he said. Jenkins said he thinks the energy of those songs have touched a whole new group of people.
“At the time I was rebelling and wanted to live on my own terms and not fit into certain standards.” “There is a real rage to live and fierce rebellion inherent in those songs,” Jenkins said. “We don’t have sequencers and backing tracks,” he said “We are a true live band and I love going out there and having a sense of confidence and empathy with the people I play with.” 4. Jenkins noted that many times when people see bands perform live, the groups are playing along to a MacBook Pro. “It makes me smile just thinking about it.” “We are really crushing it right now,” Jenkins said of his band. “When I am performing really good live, the distance between the impulse and the action disappears and I am in a flow state,” he said. 5 things we learned about Third Eye Blind from frontman Stephan Jenkins – Orange County RegisterĪn avid surfer, Jenkins said riding ocean waves can be similar to performing live.
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