Slipknot Felt Jordison's Absence While Recording New Album
. Jordison's shock departure came in January ahead of sessions for the band's fifth album, released last month. His replacement is believed to be Jay Weinberg, son of Bruce Springsteen's drummer Max, although the band don't plan to confirm the identities of him or their new bassist. Taylor tells The Jasta Show: "I'm not going to talk about Joey's life and people need to realise that. There's legalities, but at the same time, there's respect. "I'm not going to sit here and dog somebody that I spent 15 years building up something amazing with. And the fans need to understand that. Most of them do; but there's always going to be those people who just want a little more so they can talk sh*t. That's the only reason they want the full story: so they can talk sh*t." He adds: "The only way I've been able to sum it up is that sometimes you're on the same road and you'll reach a T-section. Sometimes you turn together, sometimes you split. This time we split - and it was just that simple. We just weren't able to work any more, and that's it." Read Taylor's comments about recording without Joey here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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