
Chris Cornell has dropped the bomb. In a press release sent out to announce the release of Cornell’s new solo album Carry On (out May 1st) the singer also announces he’s leaving Audioslave. “Due to irresolvable personality conflicts as well as musical differences, I am permanently leaving the band Audioslave,” Cornell said. “I wish the other three members nothing but the best in all of their future endeavors.”
Without Chris Cornell, Audioslave is just three guys who used to be in Rage Against the Machine before they were in Audioslave, so this almost certainly means the band is on the brink of an official breakup.
But what if there’s someone out there to save them? Who could step out of the shadows and lead three 90s rockers into the future with a new, fresh version of the supergroup?
We nominate Sammy Hagar, Mark Lanegan, Ed Kowalczyk, James Iha or Peter Gabriel.
Who would you pick?

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