In a new interview with Australia’s “Today”, EVANESCENCE frontwoman Amy Lee was asked how it feels to see the band’s debut album, 2003’s “Fallen”, still resonating with so many people around the world and being discovered by new generations of fans. She responded (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET)…
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