Both bands are similar in musical direction, but it’s amazing how much a difference a few extra years of perspective can make. WA) Both The Mothership and Ten Miles Wide are satisfying for me creatively. With that, are you happy with the direction Ten Miles Wide is going? Since then, the music has evolved, making the band a Seattle fan favorite. I think the first time I heard you play was at the 2014 Layne Staley tribute (El Corazon) when you were called “The Mothership”. NS) I’ve been a fan of Ten Miles Wide for a long time. This interview will answer some of the questions you have, and some you didn’t know you’d actually want to know. I figured that there are a lot of Walking Paper fans (plus Ten Miles Wide fans) out there (and around the world) and if I had questions, I knew they would too. Therefore, over a 9 month period, I started interviewing Will. A well-recognized band fronted by Jefferson Angell (Missionary Position). In early 2018, Ten Miles Wide drummer Will Andrews got the offer of a lifetime to be the new drummer of Seattle based band Walking Papers. Photo by Kurt Clark of NeHi Stripes Seattle Will Andrews – Clockout Lounge – April 2019. Without further delay here’s my interview with Will Andrews. This is an interview that has been something I’ve wanted to do for a long time. In July 2016, Ten Miles Wide released a new CD called “The Gross” – now 3.5 years later, it’s still one of the best albums I own and still heavily played. Over the next few years, I found myself loving everything about this band.
Classic, yet edgy….leaving you desperate for more. As many others have said hearing them play music off of “Bright Side of Dim” was like hearing a masterpiece that had been newly discovered. Xana had sold me on this band before I ever heard them play. Will Andrews and Johndus Beckman (lead singer/guitar of The Mothership) were first introduced to me by Xana La Fuente of Xanaland. Intro my first experience with the band “The Mothership” (later called Ten Miles Wide) was during the Layne Staley tribute, August 2014.
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