In a time when bands and artists are compromising themselves for big rock and roll dreams, it’s refreshing to see an artist who has said “Fuck you” to the allusions of fame and fortune for a simpler, but happier existence. With a new, darker album slated for early next year, a VW Rabbit full of re-used vegetable oil and a musically liberated soul, Fred Mascherino of The Color Fred, and formerly of Taking Back Sunday, sat down with Gen Handley from Punknews to discuss why he’s in a happier place now and what the color Fred actually looks like.
Source In a time when bands and artists are compromising themselves for big rock and roll dreams, it’s refreshing to see an artist who has said “Fuck you” to the allusions of fame and fortune for a simpler, but happier existence. With a new, darker album slated for early next year, a VW Rabbit full of re-used vegetable oil and a musically liberated soul, Fred Mascherino of The Color Fred, and formerly of Taking Back Sunday, sat down with Gen Handley from Punknews to discuss why he’s in a happier place now and what the color Fred actually looks like.