Uploaded May 2010 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Evil G. of BareBonesMusic.com recently sat down with Burton C. Bell of the legendary FEAR FACTORY, currently on their headlining tour, "Fear Campaign Tour 2010," in the U.S. supporting "Mechanize" their latest album which was released on February 9, 2010. Evil G. discusses with Burton the bands rejuvenation and excitement with the return of Dino Cazares, and their first L.A. performance, in quite sometime, at the 2nd annual Revolver Magazine's Golden Gods Awards. Burton also talks about the social consciousness of FEAR FACTORY material and how much thought is placed in their music and even videos which are filled with imagery and social statements. He comments on how well Dino and he connect when writing and have a natural chemistry that brings the life to the band and the return of a sound that fans have come to expect from FEAR FACTORY, pre-"Archetype" and "Transgression." Burton reveals the bands live show song choices and albums and songs they tend to avoid. Finally he talks about the hard times in the music business these days, the importance of the live shows and the struggle bands go through especially with the pervasiveness of illegal downloading or in Burton's own words, "stealing." All this plus exclusive live band performance footage.
Evil G. of BareBonesMusic.com recently sat down with Burton C. Bell of the legendary FEAR FACTORY, currently on their headlining tour, "Fear Campaign Tour 2010," in the U.S. supporting "Mechanize" their latest album which was released on February 9, 2010. Evil G. discusses with Burton the bands rejuvenation and excitement with the return of Dino Cazares, and their first L.A. performance, in quite sometime, at the 2nd annual Revolver Magazine's Golden Gods Awards. Burton also talks about the social consciousness of FEAR FACTORY material and how much thought is placed in their music and even videos which are filled with imagery and social statements. He comments on how well Dino and he connect when writing and have a natural chemistry that brings the life to the band and the return of a sound that fans have come to expect from FEAR FACTORY, pre-"Archetype" and "Transgression." Burton reveals the bands live show song choices and albums and songs they tend to avoid. Finally he talks about the hard times in the music business these days, the importance of the live shows and the struggle bands go through especially with the pervasiveness of illegal downloading or in Burton's own words, "stealing." All this plus exclusive live band performance footage.
