In a new interview with Metallerium, former IN FLAMES and current THE HALO EFFECT guitarist Niclas Engelin lamented the fact that physical copies of music are dying out, making music seem more disposable.
“I remember back in the ’80s when I started embracing heavy metal and all things heavy metal, D…
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