In a new interview with Anne Erickson of Audio Ink Radio, TRIUMPH guitarist/vocalist Rik Emmett was asked if he thinks if it’s easier and more acceptable for musicians to change genres today than it was decades ago. He responded: “Yes and no. I think there are some artists that, right from their own…
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