In a new interview with The Underground Australia, MUDVAYNE frontman Chad Gray lamented the lack of originality of a lot of the newer hard rock and heavy metal bands, saying that there is “nothing separating one band from another”. Asked about the “rebirth” of the “late ’90s, early 2000s era of musi…
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