The Electric Theater with Clown Knotfest

Clown welcomes festival producer and music industry veteran John Reese into The Electric Theater. During his tenure as an artist manager, Reese recalls listening to a demo of “Spit It Out” and the impromptu trip to Des Moines, Iowa that ensued shortly after. Continuing on to discuss the current climate in the wake of Coronavirus and the future of live events, the discussion deals with unfortunate realities and genuine optimism.

In the latest installment of The Electric Theater, Clown drops in with Dez Fafara of Devildriver for a discussion that explores the frontman’s connection to the Native American community, his continued passion to create compelling music, and the first time Slipknot toured with Coal Chamber. From tour stories with Pantera to the fallout from the current pandemic, the exchange is an entertaining 80-minutes that passes all too quickly.

Lamb of God's Randy Blythe and clown dig deep into their shared passion for photography, chasing the adrenaline of doing something new artistically, Randy's time in the Czech Republic and more.

Clown talks with Matt Heafy of Trivium about streaming on Twitch and how the band began broadcasting their shows while on the road, their involvement and ongoing support from fans in the gaming and metal communities, his reactions and responses to negative commentary, and the importance of communicating and maintaining a level of empathy amongst one another.

"The brick will drop." This conversation was recorded on April 27, 2020, but it feels even more relevant today than ever before. Fletcher & Clown discuss COVID-19's economic impact on society and the inevitable tensions & social unrest it has played a part in globally.

Welcome to the Electric Theater. In this debut episode, Clown talks to Code Orange’s Jami Morgan about the transition from drummer to frontman, opening for Slipknot on the road, performing in front of hostile crowds and more.