"I hate that expression, 'fusion.' What it means to me is this movement where nothing ever really fused"

In this quote, Wayne Kramer is revealing his disdain for the term "combination," which he thinks is a motion that does not have any real cohesion. He thinks that the term is used to describe a variety of different musical styles that are combined together, however that the outcome is not a true combination of the styles. Rather, he thinks that the designs stay distinct and different, which the mix of them does not develop a new, unified noise. He believes that the term "fusion" is misleading, as it implies that the designs have been combined together to develop something new, when in truth they have not. He thinks that the term must be utilized more properly to explain a real fusion of designs, rather than a combination of them.