In a new interview with Australia’s Sense Music Media, STATIC-X bassist Tony Campos was asked if he and his bandmates were ever comfortable with the “nu metal” tag that was attached to them because they emerged during a decade from 1994 to 2004 when mainstream charts, magazines, radio and TV were al…
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