Dream Wired
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Celebrity
  • DramaAlert
  • Gossip
  • Movie
  • TV
  • Music
  • Comics
  • Shop
  • Home
  • Celebrity
  • DramaAlert
  • Gossip
  • Movie
  • TV
  • Music
  • Comics
  • Shop
No Result
View All Result
Dream Wired
No Result
View All Result
Home Music

Mike Shinoda Makes Bold Statement About Linkin Park’s Culture

rmtsa by rmtsa
October 24, 2024
in Music
0
Mike Shinoda Makes Bold Statement About Linkin Park’s Culture
74
SHARES
1.2k
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter


You might also like

It’s Festival Season! Does the Totem Friend Finder Actually Find Your Friends?

President Trump Leaves Door Open for Possibility of Diddy Pardon

Tokyo Machine Unleashes Cybernetic Shockwave in New EP, "FACTORY RESET"

Linkin Park have debuted their new lineup and in the recent From Zero podcast with Mike Shinoda and Emily Armstrong, Shinoda makes a bold statement about the band’s current culture.

The podcast itself offers some more personal insight into the dynamics of the band as they put together this iteration and the positive experience it’s been for those involved.

What Mike Shinoda Said About Linkin Park’s Band Culture

Within the chat, Shinoda and Armstrong had used the word “gratitude” to describe a bit of where things stand for the group these days as they prepared for this next phase of the group’s career.

With that as a jumping off point, Shinoda offered, “The dynamic of everybody in the band, but especially those of us that have the most history together, the dynamic is so good. It’s really good. To me, it’s easily the best culture we’ve had.”

Making sure the sentiment of his remark was not misconstrued, he then added, “I’m not saying that as a knock on the old lineup. I’m saying that specifically about the growth of Brad and Joe and Dave and me.”

“Everybody is in a really good place and part of that is maybe the gratitude of being able to do it again,” he continued, before serving up an example. “What’s your favorite thing to do in the world and now imagine you get that taken away. You can’t do it. It’s gone. And then living in that for a while and then coming back later and being like, ‘Ok, guess what? You can have it back.’ That’s a fucking crazy feeling.”

Mike Shinoda’s Realizations About Working With Chester Bennington

Within the chat, Shinoda also addressed his longtime working relationship with co-vocalist Chester Bennington and coming to the realization of how good they had it in his working relationship with the singer.

“With Chester, I had another human being where I could feed him ideas and he could bring them to life like nobody else. It was amazing. And I didn’t know any better,” confesses Shinoda. “I hadn’t had very much experience with anybody else so I was just like, ‘Oh this is just what it’s like to have a really good singer and be like what do you think about this?’ Here’s an idea and you both try it and then you go high five. That’s great.”

But as Shinoda ventured outside Linkin Park he began to realize how truly unique that relationship with Bennington was.

“When I started working with other people, I started to realize it’s harder to find. That’s unusual,” said Shinoda.

“‘Oh, they’re really good at singing and I think I know how to write a vocal and then we get together and we do it and everybody’s good at what they do. There’s other people in the room,’ and yet the thing we made, it’s good. It’s fine. It’s a B+,” he added, offering an example of how having all the right elements doesn’t always yield something special.

“I started to realize over time there’s something else. There’s an unknown thing that you can’t quantify it, you can’t measure it, you can’t plan it. It’s either there or it’s not,” he adds, then revealing how it applies to where Linkin Park is now.

READ MORE: The Moment That Kickstarted New Linkin Park Music

“That was the thing we ended up looking for more than anything that I think we finally now have got it,” he concluded in speaking about the band’s current lineup.

Linkin Park in 2024

Linkin Park have been making the touring rounds in support of their new album, From Zero. The record is set for a Nov. 15 street date and it’s available to pre-order through the band’s website. You can also get ticketing information for the remaining Linkin Park tour dates through the website as well.

Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda + Emily Armstrong on the From Zero Podcast

25 Bands That Thrived With Their Second Singer

Sometimes, change proves to be good.

Gallery Credit: Lauryn Schaffner



Source link

Tags: boldcultureLinkinMikeParksShinodaStatement
Share30Tweet19
rmtsa

rmtsa

Recommended For You

It’s Festival Season! Does the Totem Friend Finder Actually Find Your Friends?

by rmtsa
May 31, 2025
0
It’s Festival Season! Does the Totem Friend Finder Actually Find Your Friends?

If you’re a true music fan, you know that in April, Southern California’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival marks the beginning of US festival season. In May,...

Read more

President Trump Leaves Door Open for Possibility of Diddy Pardon

by rmtsa
May 31, 2025
0
President Trump Leaves Door Open for Possibility of Diddy Pardon

On the heels of his latest rounds of pardons, President Trump is not ruling out floating a lifeline to Diddy if Trump deems it necessary.Donald Trump Comments on Diddy CaseOn...

Read more

Tokyo Machine Unleashes Cybernetic Shockwave in New EP, "FACTORY RESET"

by rmtsa
May 31, 2025
0
Tokyo Machine Unleashes Cybernetic Shockwave in New EP, "FACTORY RESET"

Even cutting-edge technology can benefit from an occasional reboot.Tokyo Machine is back with a new EP, Factory Reset, which sees the Japanese-inspired producer reclaim his position amongst bass...

Read more

Pat McAfee to John Mellencamp: ‘Shut the F— Up’

by rmtsa
May 30, 2025
0
Pat McAfee to John Mellencamp: ‘Shut the F— Up’

ESPN commentator Pat McAfee wasn't pleased with John Mellencamp's online critique of his mid-game speech to the crowd during game 4 of the NBA finals, telling the rock...

Read more

STP’s Dean DeLeo Celebrates New Project, One More Satellite

by rmtsa
May 30, 2025
0
STP’s Dean DeLeo Celebrates New Project, One More Satellite

Stone Temple Pilots guitarist Dean DeLeo joined Loudwire Nights on Wednesday (May 28) ahead of the release of the debut album from his latest project, One More Satellite.The new...

Read more
Next Post
‘Survivor 47’ Recap, Episode 6 — The Merge Gets Another Revamp

'Survivor 47' Recap, Episode 6 — The Merge Gets Another Revamp

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Browse by Category

  • Celebrity
  • Comics
  • DramaAlert
  • Gossip
  • Movie
  • Music
  • TV
  • Uncategorized

CATEGORIES

  • Celebrity
  • Comics
  • DramaAlert
  • Gossip
  • Movie
  • Music
  • TV
  • Uncategorized
No Result
View All Result

Recent News

  • Batman #160 Tops The Bleeding Cool Weekly Bestseller List, Just
  • 3 Must-Watch TV Shows Coming to Netflix in June 2025
  • It’s Festival Season! Does the Totem Friend Finder Actually Find Your Friends?

Copyright © 2023 DramaWired.
DramaWired is a content aggregator and not responsible for the content of external sites.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Celebrity
  • DramaAlert
  • Gossip
  • Movie
  • TV
  • Music
  • Comics
  • Shop

Copyright © 2023 DramaWired.
DramaWired is a content aggregator and not responsible for the content of external sites.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In