For over three decades, Aaron “P-Nut” Wills has been laying down deep dub lines, funky grooves, and rapid slap licks with his band 311. His wild and energetic stage presence and inspired playing on 311’s 13 albums has solidified P-Nut as an influence to bass players all over. Fans flock in masses to watch him slay it onstage with his signature Warwick 5-strings, eagerly awaiting the moment during the song “Feels So Good” when he takes a serious slapping solo that never fails to bring down the house. Currently hard at work on 311’s 14th album, P-Nut took a break from writing his band’s next chapter to answer our 10 Questions. 1. What music have you been listening to lately? I’ve been really enjoying Baroness. They’re such a fresh breath of awesome for my ears and imagination. Mac Miller, as well, has been a welcome addition to my listening. His early demise is haunting in his lyrics, and I love what [producer] Jon Brion did with the atmosphere. 2. What was th