Averaged Sevenfold Wants To Create Work Faster Than Its Time

Zacky Vengeance, guitarist Engaged Sevenfold (Instagram @avengedsevenfold)

JAKARTA - Connoisseurs of thevenged Sevenfold continue to develop from one album to another. Although in Indonesia many have not moved on from old works, this Californian band is quite productive about working.

June last year they released the album 'Life Is But a Dream... which divides fans into two camps. Some are comfortable with this novelty, but some don't like it.

Talking about the reaction, Zacky Vengeance expressed his opinion. To NME, he said things like that did not surprise him and other personnel.

"There are times in our careers that we feel there is an identity crisis because people who say 'you will be Metallica if it continues like this', and many other opinions about the direction of our music going forward," he said.

Averaged Sevenfold itself has the principle that in their work they do not attach importance to other people's satisfaction.

"We never thought about whether people would like our work, but work because we like it. Right now, some people don't understand our previous albums," he added.

The left-handed guitarist also talked about positioning himself as a visionary musician. He also said their last album was a form of satisfaction in itself.

"So to be visionary, you have to make people who care about you. And through this album, I think we have determined where we will go," concluded the Averaged Sevenfold personnel.