As is de rigueur these days, Limp Bizkit have gone on an indefinite hiatus rather than announcing a split. However, guitarist Wes Borland has said that he doesn’t hold out much hope of the band returning.

Speaking to MTV he said, “We’re officially on hiatus, maybe even officially over. It’s kind of up in the air. No one said, ‘We’re done as a band.’ Everyone’s just doing their own thing, and don’t have time for this band anymore.”

He also added that he has little interest in being a part of the band anymore anyway: “I haven’t quit, but I’ve also decided to stop thinking about Limp. I’m not going to keep trying to breathe life into a dying animal. It just ground to a halt. We just basically stopped talking. I feel bad for the fans that think something’s actually going to happen with Limp. It’s not happening. The Unquestionable Truth (Part 2) is not coming out. If it does, I’d be super surprised. But you can never say never. Anything’s possible. As of right now, none of my future plans include Limp Bizkit.”

No statements from any other (former?) members of Limp Bizkit have been forthcoming, even from the normally flappy-lipped frontman Fred Durst. Of course, they have soldiered on without Wes Borland in the past.