In a new interview with The Charismatic Voice, DISTURBED singer David Draiman addressed the deep-rooted stigma against mental health issues, saying (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “People classically have viewed it as a weakness. ‘Now, why can’t you use logic and reason and the beauty that you…
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