Lombardo Open To Slayer Return To Retire The Band Correctly
. Slayer replaced him once again with Paul Bostaph and they've been working alongside Exodus guitarist Gary Holt on the follow-up to 2009's World Painted Blood, expected in 2015. It's their first album without late guitarist Jeff Hanneman. Lombardo tells the Eddie Trunk podcast: "Would I go back? For the fans and to retire that band correctly. I'm not gonna close any doors. Like I said before, my door's open." Asked if he has had any contact with his former bandmates since Hanneman's funeral, the drummer says, "That was really hard - and, no, there hasn't been any communication between the guys and myself." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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