St. Vincent on working with Dave Grohl: “It just lights you up to hear him play”
01.05.2024 - 11:09
/ nme.com
St. Vincent has opened up on working with Dave Grohl, saying “it just lights you up to hear him play.”In a new series of NME’s In Conversation, St. Vincent opened up about working with the Foo Fighters frontman on her new album ‘All Born Screaming‘.
Grohl contributed drums to two songs, the “gnarly” ‘Broken Man‘ and the thundering ‘Flea‘ (of which St. Vincent shared her reaction to Grohl recording drums for the track).When asked about people she brought in as sounding boards for her new album, St. Vincent responded: “I’m so lucky to have great friends who also are great rippers.
Dave Grohl is a buddy and he came into my studio and, like, everything they say is true: he’s the nicest guy in rock and the most fun hang. Like, he just drives over in his truck and because he’s so musical, he’s heard the song a few times and knows every twist and turn.“So you just hang and smoke some Parliaments; he tells war stories, you drink some coffee and smoke more Parliaments, and then he’s like: ‘Cool, let’s go!’ And he goes in there and it’s Dave Fucking Grohl on the drums and he plays it perfectly. Man, it just lights you up to hear him play.”St.
Vincent has formed a longstanding friendship with the former Nirvana drummer, who she joined for a Nirvana reunion show back in 2014. Along with the remaining Nirvana members, Grohl’s daughter Violet and Beck, St. Vincent took to the stage in LA to perform ‘Lithium’, ‘In Bloom’, ‘Been a Son’, ‘Heart-Shaped Box’ and Nirvana’s ‘MTV Unplugged’ cover of David Bowie‘s 1970 song, ‘The Man Who Sold the World’.She has previously opened up about Grohl’s role in her new album, particularly on her track ‘Broken Man’: “From the beginning of the song, it’s a slow-burn.
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