In a new interview with Music Radar, SLIPKNOT guitarist Jim Root spoke about how the lyrical themes on the band’s upcoming album, “The End, So Far”, have been affected by the “weird cultural moment” that we are living in at the moment. He said: “Everything is so bizarre and so bananas, I don’t even…
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