Zonder, the ex-drummer for progressive metal pioneers Fates Warning as well as the current drummer for the rock band A-Z, discussed his contributions to Chroma Key's 1998 album during an interview with Different Stages Radio. The interview was in promotion of A-Z's sophomore album A2Z2, which was released through Metal Blade Records on June 6.
The outgoing percussionist mentioned Dead Air For Radios in response to a question asked by host J.J. Caithcart about music in the drummer's catalog that "maybe flew under the radar."
"A few things come to mind," Zonder said. "Obviously, Chroma Key with Kevin Moore. There might be eight songs on the record. I played on five. Three of them are like sound effects and noises, and Kevin going off into a whole different whatever he's doing. But those five songs, I thought were amazing. Certain ones have almost like a Steely Dan kinda of feel to them. I got to just play and not necessarily be heavy, but be more artsy I guess you could say. Really groove oriented, really linear sticking heavy. That's a really good one."
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