Tim King (Soil) Navigating Nu Metal's Resurgence to Fond Memories with Dave Williams

In this episode of Nu Pod, Toomey and Ro kick off the
conversation with a casual check-in and discuss recent
experiences, including Toomey attending a Pantera show. Toomey
shares insights into the atmosphere of the concert, highlights
his favorite moments from Love on the Spectrum and The
Underdoggs, a Snoop Dogg movie. The guys discuss the changing
dynamics of Pantera's current tour, noting a scaled-back
production and speculate on attendance numbers. The conversation
transitions to the opening band, Nest, and their performance.
They delve into the setlist, comparing it to previous shows, and
share thoughts on the overall experience of witnessing the
Pantera celebration. 


Join us for an exclusive conversation with Soil's bassist, Tim
King, as he delves into the nuances of the band's journey, from
the 2000s nu metal era to their recent album restorations.
Reflecting on the upcoming tour with Union Underground, Tim
shares insights on the cyclical resurgence of the nu metal scene,
drawing parallels between past and present. The interview takes
an emotional turn as Tim reminisces about the late Dave Williams
and their cherished moments together. Discover the
behind-the-scenes stories and the unexpected twists in Soil's
musical evolution.


The guys end the episode with a Should Have Been Bigger segment
featuring Nothingface. Nothingface, formed in 1993, lauding their
impactful albums like "Pacifier" and "Audio Guide to Everyday
Atrocity." Ro highlights the band's struggle to resonate with a
wider audience during the nu-metal era, attributing this to a
unique, guttural sound that differed from the prevailing trends.
The discussion delves into Nothingface's challenges with the
record label TVT, navigating internal conflicts, and the broader
issues faced by bands in an industry shaped by trends and
external pressures. Despite these hurdles, Toomey expresses
enduring admiration for the band's legacy and recounts fond
memories of their live performances.