In a new interview with Metallerium, KING’S X frontman Doug “Dug” Pinnick spoke about the decline of the music industry as consumers value access over ownership and experiences over assets. Asked how the industry has changed since his band released its debut album, “Out Of The Silent Planet”, nearly…
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