James Hetfield’s son (Metallica) is clear whether the rocks are alive or dead

We keep slandering about the possibility of it ROCK MATas already warned by the legendary Jane Simmons (kiss) In 2014. A statement we respect but couldn’t disagree with more. There are many artists who join this debate, and they have very diverse opinions on the subject. Without going any further, he was the last to do so cadthe band that is considered a drummer in its ranks Son of James Hetfield (Metalica) Castor.

In a recent interview on “Mike Nelson Show” (Copied by Gossip) The Bastardane members analyzed Simmons’ words and gave their honest opinion on the matter. guitar player Ethan Siretzky, He was so resounding, he even called the legendary musician a liar. “he is lying. It’s nonsense. I think he will come back but it will be completely different. I don’t think the revival is going to be, “Oh, the ’80s and ’90s are going to happen again. I think that’s going to inspire people and create something new that’s going to be really big and exciting.”.

Then came the opinion of the son of the leader Metallica. “I think there are a lot of people out there who all the shows they’ve watched live are just a guy with a microphone in front of the computer. I wouldn’t hate the music, but the live side, what are you going to see? There are quite a few people who, I think, came to one of our shows and said, “Wow. This is the first real musical instrument show I’ve ever seen and it’s more than just a show”The 22-year-old drummer explained.

“Y I think people realize it’s real and I feel there is a lot of appreciation for it.Especially now that there are so many of those types of computer music. I think it’s better to see it live, there’s more to do and it’s more powerful. You could be wrong, when playing the guitar, you could be wrong. The computer won’t mess it up.”The artist concluded.

Bastardan recently released his debut album, Is This A Rage? In addition to Castor and Ethan, the Savannah-based Hard Rock Trio features Jake Dallas on vocals/bass. The group formed in 2019 from a group of college students who met in basements and backyards. Now, years later, the group is starting to raise its head, participating in some events of definite importance.