In a new interview with “The Jeremy White Show”, founding JUDAS PRIEST guitarist Kenneth “K.K.” Downing spoke about the 33rd anniversary of the band’s classic “Painkiller” album. Addressing how the addition of then-new drummer Scott Travis affected PRIEST’s sound and songwriting, Downing said (as tr…
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