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1 day ago · May 22, 2024. Words: George Garner. “Life in Tool right now?” ponders bassist Justin Chancellor from his home, as his bearded face breaks out into a big grin. “It’s really good. We’ve ...
1 day ago · Both vocalist Maynard James Keenan and bassist Justin Chancellor have recently been vocal about age becoming a factor. Recently Keenan himself also admitted that the success of the band has almost been a ‘deterrent’ to the breadth of their catalog over the years , affording them the luxury of not being reliant on putting out new music.
14 hours ago · Tool bassist Justin Chancellor has offered an update on the prog metal stars’ next album, saying the band has “a couple of solid […] skeletons of songs”. The musician, who joined Tool in 1995 to replace original bassist Paul D’Amour, has also explained the four-piece’s current ...
14 hours ago · Chancellor also previously assured fans it won’t take 13 years this time, as the band seeks to be more efficient. The new album is expected to differ from previous works. The bassist said they would possibly change musical direction. Tool is currently on their European tour. It will end on June 27 in Oslo, Norway. Justin Chancellor Tool ...
14 hours ago · TOOL bassist Justin Chancellor has offered an update on the band’s follow up to 2019’s “Fear Inoculum” album. TOOL fans, rejoice! Bassist Justin Chancellor just shed some light on the band’s next studio album, and it sounds like things are progressing. In a recent interview with Kerrang!, Chancellor described their current musical ...
1 day ago · During a recent interview with Kerrang!, Tool's Justin Chancellor offered an update on the band's new music. According to him, the band "already have a couple of solid skeletons of songs waiting to be finalized.” Chancellor said the following when asked if there are any "untold hard drives full of Justin ideas": “There’s absolutely tons…
May 11, 2024 · One of the most striking aspects of “7empest” is the lyrics, which were penned by the band members Justin Chancellor, Danny Carey, Adam Jones, and Maynard James Keenan. The words themselves are cryptic and open to interpretation, but they touch upon themes of chaos, anger, and inner turmoil.
