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The Foos reunited with master pop producer Greg Kurstin (Adele, Sia) on the LP, which was completed before the pandemic shut everything down. Finding the right time to unleash it, that was a challenge. "There was this series of conversations like, Should we do it now? Its not a good time. What about now? No, no," recounts frontman Dave Grohl. Medicine was engineered by Darrell Thorp and mixed by Mark “Spike” Stent. In the same interview with USA Today, drummer Taylor Hawkins says the ...

Dave Grohl talks recording new Foo Fighters album in a haunted house, having crazy dreams every night Patrick Ryan, USA TODAY Replay Video Last March, Dave Grohl and his family flew to their home in Hawaii for spring break.  "It turned into 3½ months," Grohl says with an exasperated laugh. His band, the Foo Fighters, already had their new album in the can and ready for release when the COVID-19 pandemic struck. "There was this series of conversations like, Should we do it now...

Last March, Dave Grohl and his family flew to their home in Hawaii for spring break.  "It turned into 3½ months," Grohl says with an exasperated laugh. His band, the Foo Fighters, already had their new album in the can and ready for release when the COVID-19 pandemic struck. "There was this series of conversations like, Should we do it now? Its not a good time. What about now? No, no. " After months of sitting on new music, waiting for a sense of normalcy to return, "everyone realized that w...

The Foo Fighters front man has teamed up with superstar producer Greg Kurstin for 8 exclusive performances. Social Sharing The Foo Fighters front man has teamed up with superstar producer Greg Kurstin for 8 exclusive performances Posted: Dec 14, 2020 2:31 PM ET | Last Updated: December 14, 2020 Dave Grohl and Canadian musician Peaches performing F--k the Pain Away from Peaches 2000 album, The Teaches of Peaches.(Foo Fighters/YouTube)

CREDIT: Bandcamp/Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah In 1969, folk trio Crosby, Stills & Nash recorded and released a cryptic chestnut entitled “Guinnevere.” The next year, two jazz masters tried their hands at the tune: flautist Herbie Mann emerging with a faithful instrumental cover, and trumpeter Miles Davis reinterpreting it as an intergalactic, unrecognizable epic that neared the 20-minute mark. For the live version appearing on Axiom, New Orleans bandleader Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah is...