Andreas Kisser (Sepultura) Slams Irresponsible Coronavirus Situation
Andreas Kisser (Sepultura) made a guest appearance on the latest episode of the show "In The Trenches With Ryan Roxie" and when asked about his feelings about the current world’s situation and the future of touring and live music, he had some words to say.
“It’s gonna be a really different world – it already is. How we are gonna perceive time and space and money and everything. What kind of jobs we’re gonna have. And I think shows and entertainment will be very slow to come back. And who knows how? I think now a visa or a passport is not even important anymore; it’s just like a vaccination certificate. Because otherwise, we wouldn’t able to move, basically.”
He added:
"It's really a fucked up situation. And the saddest thing is that it was totally avoidable. We're not that stupid… Really — what the fuck, man? We see it coming; we just don't care. We watch movies and stuff, and we figure out. And now we're here. But at the same time, as an artist, I think it's a great time for opportunity, to show a different way, to see the open windows and open doors — not the closed door that is shut right in front of us.”
"What would be the world without Picasso or Stravinsky or The Beatles? They changed the world — not only the music, but they changed the society. For better or worse, there's a lot of discussion, but it changed. And the art, really, is the first place that we're gonna see new possibilities, and that's very exciting as well."
Watch the full interview below:
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