David Draiman Explains Disturbed Hiatus and His Accidental New Band
. Dave started off by clearing the air about the Disturbed situation, chuckling that the band is on hiatus "Til' whenever." Draiman further explained the reason for the surprising break as a much needed rest for the band's creative process. "when you go the the rigmarole of make a record, tour, make a record, tour � cyclical and assembly line-like � for 12 years, things get a little predictable," said Draiman before summarizing that their routine had made them feel too much like "part of the machine." Draiman went on to say that the break was need to basically refuel their creative juices, but is also a chance for the fans to step back and realize that, "it's not a situation anymore where you can see Disturbed coming around touring every other summer and get a Disturbed record every other year. That predictability, I think, was starting to hurt us." "The Device thing came together really accidentally," Draiman says of his latest project, which started as a collaboration with former Filter guitarist and fellow Chicagoan Geno Lenardo for the 'Underworld: Awakening' soundtrack. The track that was born during that session, 'Hunted,' was not included on the soundtrack due to the timing � it would've conflicted with the timetable of Disturbed's single 'Hell' from their B-sides album 'The Lost Children' � so they decided to hold on to it. Banana 101.5 is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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