After nearly three decades since White Zombie's breakup, frontman Rob Zombie continues to dismiss any hopes of a reunion.

Speaking to Revolver magazine, Zombie reflected on revisiting the band's industrial-metal landmark Astro-Creep: 2000 during his solo tour last year.

He acknowledged that performing the 1995 album after 30 years was a bit challenging, but emphasized that he has moved on from the band and is focused on his current solo project.

Although he still includes White Zombie classics in his live sets, Zombie made it clear that nostalgia won't override reality for any potential reunion plans.

According to him, any decision to retire from performing would be based solely on his personal standards, rather than any desire to revive White Zombie.

Zombie reiterated that if he ever feels like he can't deliver a great show anymore, he'll simply walk away.