Fred Durst, the lead singer for Limp Bizkit, has slammed split rumours, by confirming that his group are still very much together. Durst is furious over comments that his bandmate, Wes Borland, made to Rolling Stone concerning the group's future. Last month, Borland told the magazine that Limp Bizkit didn't exist anymore, and that the members were all working on solo projects. Although Durst won't discuss the band's future himself, he admits to keeping a distance from the guitarist. On Durst's website, he wrote, "I am pleased by the lack of sincerity that has always been a huge part of his character, is still at the forefront of his aesthetic. From the beginning the two of us never genuinely appealed to one another, but I accepted him." Durst also addresses Borland on the site, saying, "If you would only now be aware and sensitive towards how bad you have disappointed the Limp Bizkit family." | 
