Drummer Quits Primus, “Lost His Passion For Playing”

Tim Alexander, the drummer for the funk metal band Primus, has announced his departure from the group.

Alexander, who has been with Primus since 1988, said in a statement that he has "lost his passion for playing" and that it is "time for me to move on." He added that he is "proud of the music we made together" and that he "wishes the band all the best in the future."

Alexander's departure is a major blow to Primus, as he is considered one of the best drummers in rock music.

He is known for his unique and innovative playing style, which incorporates elements of funk, jazz, and rock. Alexander's drumming has been a key part of Primus' sound, and his absence will be felt by fans of the band.

Primus has not yet announced a replacement for Alexander, but the band is expected to continue touring and recording without him.

The band's next album, "Conspiranoid," is scheduled for release on October 20th. It is unclear how Alexander's departure will affect the album's sound, but fans are eagerly awaiting its release.