Helloween's Michael Kiske discusses the creative process behind their latest album, 'Giants & Monsters', and the band's future endeavors. Kiske reveals that the album was a collaborative effort, with the band members' insecurities no longer present, allowing for a more organic and creative process. He mentions that they had an abundance of songs, making the selection process challenging. Interestingly, Kiske admits to not re-listening to his solo records or the band's previous work once completed, preferring to let the music stand on its own. However, he was excited to listen to 'Giants & Monsters' during a recent flight, finding it fresh and relevant, with a new vibe and energy. Kiske believes the album is a testament to the band's creativity and productivity, and he's eager to start working on the next project. This interview provides a glimpse into the band's dynamic and their approach to music creation, leaving fans eager for more.
