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Harmony Gerber/Getty Images Jon Siebels, Max Collins and Tony Fagenson of the group Eve 6 pose backstage for a portrait at Queen Mary's Rock The Queen at The Queen Mary on June 3, 2017 in Long Beach, California. Eve 6 has one question for fans this holiday season: “Do you like the heart in a blender song?” The "heart in a blender song" is the group's 1998 track "Inside Out," which features the lyrics, "Want to put my tender heart in a blender / Watch it spin 'round to a beautiful oblivion / Rendezvous then I'm through with you." Eve 6's frontman Max Collins has been hopping on the Dionn...

Max Collins is the anti-Trapt.

Rolling Stone Menu Eve 6 Wants to Know Whether You Like Their ‘Heart in a Blender’ Song Why yes, it By Robb D. Cohen/Invision/AP Images Nineties band Eve 6 has just one question for the various celebrities of Twitter: “Do you like the heart in a blender song?” Frontman Max Collins is referring, of course, to the band’s 1998 hit, “Inside Out,” which he also admits he was a virgin at the time of writing — despite the saucy “TIE ME TO THE BEDPOST” lyric. Like Mandy Patinkin and Dionne Warwick before him, Collins has made a virtual comeback over the past few...

Eve 6 Are Suddenly Relevant Again Thanks to Their Wild Twitter Account "i was literally a virgin when i wrote the heart in a blender song" Published Dec 21, 2020Eve 6 are mostly remembered for a handful of turn-of-the-millennium alt-rock hits, most notably 1998's "Inside Out" (a.k.a. that "heart in a blender" song). Suddenly, however, the group are back in the public consciousness, and it's all thanks to their wild Twitter account, which is run by frontman Max Collins. The group joined Twitter way back in 2008, and they've been tweeting fairly consistently since then. Their output suddenly e...

We implore you to follow Eve 6 on Twitter good stories about Stephan Jenkins? It seems that whenever a fellow musician speaks of the Third Eye Blind singer, it’s about what a dick he is. In summer of 2019, Jimmy Eat World’s drummer, Zach Lind, alluded to how creepy the 3EB frontman was on tour, and of course, there’s our epic Hatesong interview with indie stalwart John Vanderslice, who has some very specific—and personal—reasons for despising the band’s 1997 mega-hit “Semi-Charmed Life.” Advertisement Max Collins of Eve 6 is the latest musician to jump(er) onto the Stephan Jen...