Dark Roots Of Earth, Testament’s last album, is not the result of an intellectual approach, but of a spontaneous one. Testament is a down to earth band, which doesn’t conceptualize its music (“they are just good songs”) and whose organization is very simple, as Chuck Billy states it in an interview done last week. Speaking of Gene Hoglan, Chuck Billy doesn’t care whether he’ll join Testament “officially” or not : the famous drummer can do whatever he desires, as long as he can be there for the recordingsessions and for touring.
Even if Dark Roots Of Earth is a dark album, dealing with such themes as the Native Americans (Chuck Billy has native blood), the greenhouse effect or young Americans burning the American flag, it doesn’t mean that Testament is a committed band in its lyrics.
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