ATREYU interview online. Tour starts this week.

I spoke with PORTER MCKNIGHT from ATREYU about the upcoming tour of Australia. They are pumped. Don't miss this one. We also touched on the band's hiatus and how it was good for the band and how he feels like they came back better than they were before.
​Check it out below.

PRESS RELEASE
​Everyone leaves a legacy behind. No matter how big or small, our words and actions echo forever and make a lasting imprint. Two decades since their 1999 formation in Southern California, that truth weighed heavy on the members of gold-selling metal mavericks ATREYU.
Of course, their musical legacy speaks for itself. 2002’s Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses established them as an influential force, while 2004 follow-up The Curse sold 450,000-plus copies as the group rose to global renown. A Deathgrip on Yesterday and 2007’s Lead Sails Paper Anchor both bowed in the Top 10 of the Billboard Top 200 with the latter garnering a gold certification from the RIAA—a highly rare accomplishment for a 21st century rock band.
Following a hiatus post-Congregation of the Damned in 2009, the musicians returned firing on all cylinders with Long Live during 2015. It crashed the Top 30 of the Billboard Top 200 and earned widespread acclaim from Revolver, Loudwire, AXS, and Kerrang! who dubbed it “a hell of a return.” Along the way, the boys sold out countless headline shows in addition to sharing the stage with everyone from Slipknot and Linkin Park to Chris Cornell and Avenged Sevenfold.
As a result, their latest record In Our Wake sees ATREYU once again evolve. In Our Wake doesn’t just reaffirm ATREYU’s legacy, it expands it like never before.
ATREYU are metal royalty that’s for sure and get ready for a February Mosh Fest! Not many can touch ATREYU live so get ready for an aural and visual assault.