Accept's Hoffmann Reflects On Comeback
. Accept returned in 2009 with new singer Mark Tornillo after former frontman Udo Dirkschneider opted not to take the mic again. They released Blood of the Nations the following year and Stalingrad came out earlier this month. Hoffmann tells BraveWords: "I don't think you could have more scepticism than we had. We got hit pretty hard by the wave of naysayers and criticism. I had to tune out at one point because I couldn't stand the comments any more." Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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