Read the full interview here: http://frantikmag.com/blog/2010/04/22/frantik-interview-john-5-this-album-is-kind-of-built-around-my-life/
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BackstageAxxess reviews The Art of Malice
The next track, “J.W.” has a Junior Brown-esque rockabilly feel to it. That rockabilly flavor comes back later on “Steel Guitar Rag” with hints of Stephen Foster’s bluegrass classic ‘Oh! Suzanna’ at the beginning of the track. “Wayne County Killer” brings back the hard rockin’ riffs and is followed up with an impressive and true to form rendition of Ace Frehley’s “Fractured Mirror.” As a huge Frehley fan, I can say with certainty that Ace Frehley worshipers will dig this one.
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John 5 Video Teaser For “The Art Of Malice”
The brand new teaser for The Art of Malice out May 11 2010
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Hard Rock Haven interviews John 5
If his previous album, Requiem, sounded like it was conceived and executed inside an airless tomb – so dense and taut was the material – on his new record John 5 relaxes his grip, introducing a touch of off-hand splendour to his lab-like modus operandi which has always been all about precision, precision, precision. And this new approach works wonders, as he lets the proceedings unfold on a grander scale, letting in more air and light, and starting to think in bigger, bolder compositional ideas.
John 5 is featured in an interview clip conducted by Harmony Central at NAMM 2010, which took place in Anaheim, CA from January 14th – 17th.