Stone Sour is continuing down the path of releasing old demos, now from their 2006 record Come What(ever) May. Guitarist Josh Rand posted the demo to "30/30-150," which he said originally used a drum machine and was a great lesson for him to learn the Pro Tools.
Late in 2004 after cutting some tracks at Catamount Studios with Joel & Shawn, I decided to build a room in my house to record in. In the process of trying to learn the Pro Tools software, it led me to writing the music for 30/30-150. The drums are programed on this version using an Alesis SR-16 drum machine. After Corey came over and laid down his vocals for this song, I knew then that our 2nd record was going to be a big leap forward for the band from the self-titled record. – Josh
Stone Sour is planning on releasing a rarities and demo album sometime this summer, but has no plans for a new album anytime soon.
