Lazy, Michael Kiske? Maybe a little: “Sometimes I need to be pushed a little”, he confessed himself several times during the interview, implying that he might have been much less productive if he hadn’t been prodded. He notably mentioned the dynamism of Frontier Records, an “old school” label which, according to Helloween’s former vocalist, works on a passion basis.
Michael Kiske’s apparent composure doesn’t keep him from being adamant. The man never loses patience when journalists or fans ask him whether he’ll go back to speed metal: the question is only natural, even if, at first, he went through a real repulsion phase, because of “too many bad experiences”. But his answer is definitive: it won’t happen, and he no longer likes it. His appearances as a guest start, most notably during Avantasia’s upcoming tour, are the only things speed fans can hope for.
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