Corey Taylor Might 'Step Away' From Slipknot At Some Point 2016 In Review
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(Metal Hammer) Corey Taylor made news in February when he stated that it is possible he could quit Slipknot one day - because he might not have the energy required to keep fronting the band. And he admits he's only begun to consider the possibility after realizing that he's "not young any more." Taylor tells BBC Radio 1's Daniel P Carter: "If you'd asked me a year ago I would have said 'no.' But just now, I'm just starting to� I'm 42. And as willing as my will is, I'm just beat up, man. I might as well be 60 in Slipknot years." But he doesn't think he'd ever fully retire. "I might step away from Slipknot at some point, just because the way the music is, that energy, I don't know if I could do that into my 50s. "I would never want the band to feel like I was holding them back because I couldn't physically do it. I wouldn't completely quit music - I'd probably just step away from Slipknot." Read the original report here. Metal Hammer is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. advertisement |
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