STATIC-X bassist Tony Campos has once again said that he is not opposed to making new music with the group’s current lineup once he and his bandmates have finished touring in support of the “Project Regeneration” albums.
STATIC-X’s latest LP “Project Regeneration Vol. 1”, came out in July 2020. The…
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