Head Down: Rival Sons Guitarist Scott Holiday Talks New Album and His Encounter with Jimmy Page
In an age when most new albums begin with the tracking of instruments in home studios and emailing files back and forth cross-country, it’s refreshing when a band comes along that still likes to do things the old-fashioned way. It's a method similar to what early '70s blues/rock pioneers did when recording: They get in a studio and let the creative process take control.
