In a new interview with Primordial Radio, ALICE IN CHAINS guitarist/vocalist Jerry Cantrell has opened up about how music distribution has changed over the years, and what it really means for artists’ livelihoods.
“The music business really wasn’t set up in a very equitable way,” Jerry said (as tran…
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