Committed, Jamey Jasta? Yes – and no. There are many things in the American system he doesn’t like, starting with the famous American Dream, which he sees as a giant lie, or even a manipulation. Jasta is a man who wants to be himself, and accepted for what he is. That’s what he’s found in metal and punk music.
The thought of going into politics has never even crossed his mind. For him, the political system is all about fighting to get power. As opposed to music, it’s not unifying. Jasta has never seen a politician unify people as much as music can: his band caters to people from all social classes and nationalities during their shows.
Hatebreed is a band with a massive, devoted fanbase, which will go to every concert and won’t hesitate to defend their beloved band, as they did when CNN slandered them. For these fans, Hatebreed make their shows unique and interesting by always changing their setlist. Jamey Jasta told us in length about this spontaneity, which has driven the band to build their shows according to their current mood.
Jasta also talked about the band’s new album, to be released in January, and about what the next one could sound like. But he also points out that, because he has neglected his family life a bit lately, he has some work to do in this respect.
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Saxon remonte à la source
IOTUNN : le nouvel album Access All Worlds en écoute intégrale
La vingt-cinquième édition du Graspop Metal Meeting reportée à 2022
ARCHITECTS : le nouvel album For Those That Wish To Exist en écoute intégrale
Hellfest : le communiqué officiel de l’annulation de l’édition 2021
Robin McAuley (BLACK SWAN) dévoile les détails de son nouvel album solo Standing On The Edge et le clip vidéo de la chanson titre
EVERGREY dévoile la lyric vidéo de la nouvelle chanson « The Beholder » (avec James LaBrie de DREAM THEATER)
ALESTORM : les détails du nouvel album live Live In Tilburg
Moonspell : ressentir et penser