Life-long musician and early grunge pioneer from the Seattle area Kevin Wood has played in a plethora of bands over the years. His catalogue spans the decades and showcases an unquestionable connection to rock musicianship. We caught an interview with him to dig a little deeper into his journey and experiences across the musical eras. … Continued
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“Being in a state where everything just connects and you completely clear your mind of thoughts and collectively go with the flow is the best part of playing music together. It’s therapeutic at times.”
“I’m very much a proponent of listening and watching. So many different things inspire me to be creative. I think it’s important.”
“Follow your path and not anyone else’s. Trust yourself your team and perfect your craft.”
“Live hasn’t been my strength in the past. Maybe re-approach it again sometime soon with the perspective of a little more life confidence possibly.”
To be true to yourself & not to emulate anyone. Everyone in the world is unique so that has to be a good starting point.
“A lot of artists I look up to and inspire me have a lot of love songs, so it’s certainly an inspiration and something that shows in my own written songs.”
“Just because you’re in a tough position or something isn’t going your way, doesn’t mean that’s the end. You’ve got plenty left in you. Never give up.”
“It’s a feel-good, get-your-body moving tune that would be a perfect listen while getting ready to go out or just dancing around at home.”
“The name Toxsick comes from my auto immune disease. I have a condition where my body produces too much histamine and I have swelling spells if I don’t take my medication.”
“Our very first demo as a two-man band was quite disappointing. It would be safer for everyone to keep it secret and unreleased. So, yes, this is our debut EP and hopefully not the last.”
“This project helped us & hopefully our audience to feel less lonely, we believe that it will inspire other people to remain creative even during hard circumstances.”