Killswitch Engage's Jesse Leach, Every Time I Die's Keith Buckley Talk Struggles, Inspiration
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Killswitch Engage's Jesse Leach has teamed with Revolver for "Flex Your Head," a new video-interview and podcast series where the singer dives deep into the inner workings of other musicians to try and find out what drives them to create. The premiere episode features Keith Buckley, lead vocalist and lyricist for metalcore stalwarts Every Time I Die. The two frontmen discuss formative influences, the value of humor and the challenge of channeling personal hardship into art.
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Every Time I Die is one of the VERY few bands that I loved when I was 15 or 16 and still listen to regularly at 29.
Heh, I started listening when I was 23. Im 41 now lol... I love every new record more than the last. Cant fuckin wait for Radical.
same!
Same.
Same..I guess were the demographic
Same dude! i first heard them in 2004! one of my favorite live music moments of my life was seeing ETID play the logic of crocodiles. unbelievable! Legends.
"I assure you, hell is not a myth." Knowing what was going on when he wrote these lyrics and hearing the song now, it's hard to not get emotional. Such a great lyricist and band.
Map Change is a masterpiece.
Damn Jesse Leach is a great interviewer. Idk about yall but it seems like he was asking all the right questions at exactly the right times during this interview.
Agree, he wasn't jumping to other questions and make himself related to Keith musice (a little). definitely love this talk
He is a legend
I very much like this Jesse is asking deep meaningful personal questions and no one else does that, and it's a fresh take on interviews for metal artists
Low teens speaks to my soul, knowing the backstory of stuff fuking makes me shiver, Keith you are one of my rock stars, Jesse, great video :)
I found this band at 45.....best band ever! Shame about the recent events :(
This needs a way longer part 2, such a great interview two great music minds
Man, Keith talking about his sister had me tearing up. Deep shit. Amazing amazing interview, involving two amazing dudes/musicians.
Nothing's gonna wake you up like suffering.
“Thank you lord for the loaded gun, for the bad aim, for I’m lonesome”.
Wow. No Son Of Mine was a major influence for me growing up, lyrically. To find out that Keith sees it as a “hip hop song” just solidified my place in life. 💙
When Keith talks about his sister...wow. Great interview
Sad stuff.
This was beautiful and incredibly humbling. You're awesome as always Jesse and, thank you Keith for being so honest and open about your struggles. PLEAASE KEEPING DOING THIS GUYS!!!
Do you know what who be AWESOME? Howard Jones. I don't know if he would accept it, but it could be historic. Also Randy Blythe!! You two are my favorites, such caring artists and sensible guys.
Best of luck, Jesse!
Why hasn't this vid more views? Two of my favorite vocalists and lyricists. Such smart and witty guys
What a great interview! Christ I feel old. I saw Jesse with corrin at a Congregational church in my hometown in western mass...and Keith at bills bar a few weeks after last night in town came out. Good job guys!! I gotta look into a plot at the cemetery.
"i genuinely feel like there are things that cant be conveyed in a pleasant voice" - i've been saying this for years to people who always ask "why do they scream all the time in metal music, cant they just sing?" ... the answer is no. no they can not. you're missing the point.
PLEASE do more of these. Jesse asks all the questions I wish interviewers would but never do. Only someone who has been there and lived it would be able to talk this way. No way a reporter could ever get to this level.
Listening to Every Time I Die and Keith's lyrics are like being in a super chaotic dream.
There's nothing like an interview between colleagues. There is so much respect between these two, and the artist just opens up in a way that, it feels like, he would never do for someone from magazines or radio/podcasts/whatever.
I started listening to every time I die when hot damn came out and low teens is my favorite album. They just keep getting better
Jesse Leach and Keith Buckley. Fuck yes. Both such amazing front men of two of my favorite bands ever. Got into ETID at around 15 years old, I'm 32 and still screaming every track at the top of my lungs. What I love the most about these 2 dudes is that they will never sacrifice what their soul wants for what the bank account wants. ETID are the G.O.A.T.S for me. Forever an *ETIDiot*
Jesse & Keith are both amazing dudes!!!
Unreal. This is a much needed podcast for heavy music.
Jesse needs to be a therapist. He is an amazing interviewer. I already respected the hell out of both of these guys but after this.. ten fold.
Keith is a legend. Man writes like a mad man
Such a great interview! Jesse was a fantastic host
My two favourite vocalist getting real on a interview is a proper treat to listen to.
Such a great interview.thanks
Keith has been through so much with his family, can't help but feel for and admire the guy for his perspective on life. "If you have to suffer you need to learn from it." Incredibly profound insight.
One of the best Keith Buckley interviews. Also love that it's post low teens. Keep it up!!!
Do one of these with jason butler
We miss you Keith. Hope everything is going as alright as it can.
Absolutely exceptional. Jesse was as good as a professional journalist but the implicit trust that decades of them knowing each other as friends and peers brings meant Keith was more comfortable opening up. Well done all.
Do not stop these, Jesse is an incredible host.
Jesse looked so nervous but one of the best interviews I've seen between 2 great artists
This was really good. Thanks for doing it.
this is fucking awesome. please give us more
I want to know more. I need him on more podcasts lol
Hallelujah Hallelujah! Such an amazing song writer!
AMAZING interview! Many kudos to both! They both seem like really great dudes and so kind & warm human beings!
This turned out to be way more bad ass than i thought, and i didnt think it was going to suck or anything...Good job! MORE!
I would pay to watch these. Well done.
As far as modern bands go, these two are my favourite frontmen. Killswitch are just classics and ETID are so fucking sick. Awesome stuff.
Map Change is such a good song it makes me cry.
Mad respect for this band and for Keith ✊
One of the greatest bands to ever exist
The singers of two of my favourite bands having a frank, intelligent and deep conversation. What could be better? I wish everyone who thinks the music I like is noise shouted by angry men would watch this. See how gentle, smart and cultured these men are and the logic and reason behind the anger.
Please continue doing this! So real and so raw.
2 minutes in and I'm already so fucking down. Keith Buckley is my favorite vocalist and this was a great conversation
Also, you should get Jesse Korman from The Number Twelve Looks like you on the show!
RIP Every Time I Die
awe that look Keith gets, the shine, when Jesse says he's been consistently listening to his music..
This was absolutely wonderful.
I bought The Big Dirty way back in 2006. I’ve only just come back to them, but A Gentleman’s Sport never left me. Great band, great lyricist, rad body of work.
One of the best interviews I've ever seen.
Honestly, I've never been a fan of Jesse. But I do appreciate and respect him as an interviewer. With that said, Keith Buckley is one of the coolest cats on earth
Keith's is absolutely majestic
Really enjoyed this.. everyone's got their own story. Thanks & Encore
What an amazing interview! Can't wait to watch more.
Amazing interview. Well done. I learned a lot.
holy shit great interview, 2 of my favorite vocalists... legends
I love this. 2 of my favorite vocalists and influences.
holy shit this was golden.Love how they dive deep and its more personal
wow what an awesome interview love both of these guys
Absolutely brilliant
Ten is one of the greatest albums of all time. Jesse is a great host. I like this series Revolver. Keep this shit up.
Really great interview! Extremely moving.
The Judgement Night soundtrack is legendary!
Very interesting to hear Keith’s perspective on a higher power considering some lyrics specifically off of FPU
Just love jesse so much
Saw Seemless in Worcester! Loved that band.
Thank you for this interview. This is phillosophical food 🤘
Jesse turned me on to Gojira!
The last ten minutes are really important.
I’m sorry Keith - I feel what he’s talking about. I’ve been there, it’s very hard.
Thank you all for existing because I'm not alone! I'm just by myself.
This is so good.
Do one of these with Jason Butler please
Love this shit!!! Need more!!!
Was expecting John Goblikon to come in and shred Buckley .
i did not know i needed this
Man.. I have so much more respect and love for the Low Teens album. I had no idea that story is what fueled his lyrics on L.T. I know I shouldn't be surprised by Keith's lyrics. Every song has a special meaning, but holy shit.. that one hit me hard.
Holy fuck...when he talked about his sister.
Great job.
Awesome!
I wish Jesse was my therapist
I wish Keith was my english teacher
Wow!that really hit me
Fucking loved this.
Make these longer please.
fuck there's no art without pain
fuck yeah!
JDL is kind of a cornball but he does a pretty damn good job of interviewing. He's really good at getting to the meat of the interview.
what if you have the calling and then it don't work? I've heard keith say knowing when to give up is also really important. I guess the calling will pass?
I was a private contractor in the worst shitholes in mexico and we used to jam SEEMLESS's "Lay my Burden Down" before we rolled out to do work. Jesse.....Damn, from our side of the fence, good on ya with Killswitch and all now but...dude, we have videos of massive engagements we got stuck (more like ambushed) in against Zetas and we were jamming "Maintain" in the background one day while we got hit. You can actually hear it as we pushed forward, despite taking three bad hits on our personnel. ETID's "Hot Damn", and SEEMLESS, as well as old Zao records like Ex Inferis etc, were the soundtrack to what we thought would be the last moments of our lives in really violent TICs. Lol...wow looking back now? We were nuts. Bunch of former frogs, EOD, San Diego LE tac team dudes, and even South African and Belgian SF veterans. Just getting busy with our pals in DyneCorp and just smokechecking these Zetas...these pieces of filth who raped and extorted poor Mex families. Fitting songs for a fitting end. Lol.
Be rad to interview jeffrey moreira, sean ingram and/or greg puciato to complete the metalcore holy quaternity
THRESHOLD.... was his first band saw them in 96 when i was 12.... played with grade, blake, enter the dragon, montgomery 21, i have the tape somewhere....
Lmk if you find that
I have those videos. I played with Threshold at the time. Me and Erik are trying to start a new band now.
I thought it was A New Day Rising though. Not 21
"That's your world... That's where you belong"
Minor Threat. In my opinion, they are the greatest punk band of all time.
heavy
How did i sleep on this?
1:40 whew.. aint that the truth
if this is gonna be a series maybe put the title of the series in the title?? Might make it easier to search for.