They can take that, but I'm still Burton C. And I just had to step away to realize, you know, they can take all this stuff from me - they can take the money, they can take the royalties, they can take the trademark away from me - and I realized that didn't define me. "But what I experienced for the 10 years before that, the lawsuits, the acrimony, that was the one that killed me. "Stepping away from FEAR FACTORY was not an easy decision by means," he said. "When I finished the record, the record was done and agreed upon and then further work was done without my say."Įlsewhere in the chat, Burton said admitted that "it was difficult" for him to leave FEAR FACTORY. When Coyle noted that the mix on "Aggression Continuum" is "great," Bell hesitated for a couple of seconds before reluctantly agreeing. The title track 'Monolith' is a good song," he added, referencing the LP's original working title, before it was changed by Cazares. By the time it came out, I'd forgotten all about it. "I was just happy that record finally came out," Burton said. The LP, which was recorded primarily in 2017, features Bell and fellow original FF member Dino Cazares (guitar) alongside drummer Mike Heller. It was a great legacy."ĭuring an April 2022 appearance on an episode of "The Ex-Man" podcast hosted by Doc Coyle ( BAD WOLVES), Bell touched upon FEAR FACTORY's latest album, "Aggression Continuum", which was released in June 2021 via Nuclear Blast Records.
Even some of the questionable things I've done in FEAR FACTORY I'm still proud of. And everything I've ever done in FEAR FACTORY I'm very proud of. "And the 30 years I had with FEAR FACTORY were some of the proudest moments of my career. " FEAR FACTORY, it's what I'm known for," he explained. I don't care to."īurton went on to say that he doesn't mind being asked about FEAR FACTORY despite the fact that he is no longer in the band. More power to them, but I'm just moving forward in my own life, my own career, and I'm just trying to make a name for myself."Īsked if he has checked out any of the videos on YouTube of FEAR FACTORY performing with his replacement, the Italian-born singer Milo Silvestro, Bell said: "No, I don't. To be honest, I haven't been this happy in a long time.
He responded (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): "It doesn't affect me at all. Bell was asked how it felt to see his former group going out on tour with someone else singing the parts he originally wrote and recorded with the band. In a new interview with Joshua Toomey of the "Talk Toomey" podcast, ex- FEAR FACTORY singer Burton C.
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