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Komodo Rock Talks With David Draiman Of Disturbed
Wednesday, 29 October 2008

It's hard to believe that it's been more than eight years since Disturbed unloaded their sickness on the world, and sometimes harder still to remember that the have now had three albums top the Billboard Top 200 in the United States, with the bands latest album claiming the honour on it's release earlier this year.

Disturbed are a band that over that period have caused many divisions within the metal world, with people finding it hard to classify the band as a metal band, always searching to tie the band with this or that genre. Disturbed continue on regardless, and their record leaves nothing that needs to be defended.

While that chart success has never entirely been mirrored in the UK, every time the band return to these shores, the venues get larger, the crowds get bigger.

Following the bands sold out performance at London's Brixton Academy, and the opening night of the bands latest European tour, Komodo Rock's Mike Elliott had the opportunity to catch up with vocalist David Draiman to talk about the bands position in the ever changing landscape of the metalverse, the bands latest album Indestructible, while also taking a moment to reflect on Draiman's performance on the soundtrack to the movie Queen of the Damned.

Read The Interview HERE