Fear and the Nervous System is a band that features Munky on guitar, Billy Gould of Faith No More on bass, Brooks Wackerman of Bad Religion on drums, Leopold Ross on guitar, Steve Krolikowski of Repeater on vocals and Zac Baird on keyboard.
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Will you go to any of the upcoming dance festivals? I got three boys now – they're young and they need their dad and I'm gone months at a time, so if one of the festivals is close by, I'll grab my two little ones that are with me and check it out. It's funny, one of them loves rock music and one of them loves electronic music, so they're little critics. Pirate loves rock and he's seven, and Zeppelin just turned five and he loves electronic music. He's a huge LMFAO fan. All he does is walk around singing their songs, and when I'm producing J Devil stuff he'll come in and say, "That's so awesome, Daddy!" He'll get so excited. I know I'm doing a good job if he starts dancing. He's my little muse, I guess.
You were in Los Angeles to accept the Revolver Golden God award for best album... Yes. Me and Fieldy showed up to accept it, but he was with his daughters and ended up leaving early. So I had to accept it by myself. I've been in the band for five years, but haven't been in the band for 19 years like some of the guys. There were a couple of Ray fans there, but most of them were probably looking behind me, wondering where the guy with the dreads was. (laughs) It was an honor. We were nominated for a Grammy for 'Korn III,' and then the album of the year for 'The Path of Totality.' It doesn't suck being in this band right now, that's for sure.
When you have some extra time on the road, do you make an effort to see the local sights? I do, I like to get out. Sometimes I'm a hermit in my hotel room. This band travels nicely, which is good. We stay in nice hotels. All the years when I was with David Lee Roth we ventured out so much and saw a lot of places in the United States and Europe. I love the culture of Europe and venture out. But stateside I'm sometimes a hermit.
Bare Bones Music recently interviewed Ray Luzier at Carolina Rebellion.
Ray, I know we need to wrap this up so that you can hit the stage, but I just wanted to ask if it was too early for you guys to be looking ahead to the next album.
Oh no, we're always writing. Jonathan is like a mad man sometimes. We finish playing and get off stage and as soon as he hits the bus, he starts writing. We have a few songs already worked out, but it's too early to know what direction we will take. We have three that sound kind of between Korn 3 and Path of Totality. Right now, we're not on any kind of time frame, so we will have to wait and see.
For Mother's Day, Roadrunner Records asked Fieldy (and others), "Does your mom like/support your band?" and "What's your mom's favorite song by your band?".
Fieldy, Korn: "Happy Mother's Day, Mom! My mom is a very big supporter of Korn - so big that she wants T-shirts, stickers, key chains, hats, bracelets... Everything that we ever make. I brought her out on tour with us in Europe - she had the best time of her life, on stage every night. Her favorite song is 'Got the Life,' because she seemed to be dancing on the side of the stage the most for that one."
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