In a new interview with Australia’s Maniacs, COAL CHAMBER frontman Dez Fafara was asked how music industry changes have affected his band and whether he thinks it’s harder for younger acts to break through at the moment in any meaningful way. He responded: “There’s not been that many changes other t…
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