Baroness' John Baizley spoke with Full Metal Jackie about his band's 'Purple' album and how the band's 2012 bus crash has affected his approach to music.
In 2012, the band released what many consider to be Baroness' magnum opus to-date, 'Yellow & Green.' A gruesome bus crash sidelined the band shortly after.
With Baroness finally back on the road after an horrific bus crash sidelined the crossover rock group for nearly a year, we just had to speak to frontman John Baizley before Baroness' Aug. 14 New York City performance.
Baroness had an incredibly successful year in 2012 with not only the release of the masterful 'Yellow & Green' double album, but also as a touring act with Meshuggah and Decapitated. Despite what was possibly the greatest year of their career musically, a horrifying bus accident has curbed the band since August 2012. However, frontman John Baizley and guitarist Pete Adams have slowly been pick
Decibel Magazine recently celebrated their 100th issue with an insane concert in Philadelphia, a show we dedicated ourselves not to miss. The show's lineup itself was incredible, presenting Converge, Pig Destroyer, Repulsion, Municipal Waste, Tombs + Evoken live, but the most incredible parts of the evening came from Baroness frontman John Baizley, who offered not only a surprise speech, but share
Ever since a gruesome bus crash caused the career of Georgian eclectic collective Baroness to come to a screeching halt, the band has been healing in a multitude of ways. Frontman John Baizley severely broke his left arm and leg, drummer Allen Blickle and bassist Matt Maggioni suffered fractured vertebrae, while guitarist Pete Adams was treated for more minor injuries. Despite the horrific pause i