Former Mastodon guitarist dies in motorcycle crash
Heavy Metal Group Mastodon’s founding member and former chief guitarist Brent Hinds died in a motorcycle accident.
51 -year -old boy winning grammy Earlier this year, the group died in a collision in Georgia.
Police said US media organizations died on Wednesday after Harley-Davidson collided with a BMW SUV that did not give way while returning. A local medical examination officer then confirmed his death.
In a statement published on social mediaMastodon said they were “in the case of an incomprehensible sadness and grief.”
“My heart is broken, shocked and still trying to commit the loss of this creative power, which we share to create music that touches many victory, milestones and many people’s hearts.”
Stone -era queens paid tribute to X, Writing: Listened in peace Brent Hinds. With love and respect. See you on the other side, old friend. “
Alice Chains Star William Duvall said: “This has removed the wind from me. Tear the Great Brent Hinds.”
Hinds founded Mastodon in 2000 with Bassist Troy Sanders, Guitarist Bill Kelli and Drummer Brann Dailor. He shared his chief vocal and song writing tasks.
Their Hardcore sounds combined Prog -Rock, Alternative and Grunge – Remission, Leviathan and Sand Emperor albums – metal fans in the legions of metal fans and ultimately critical acclaim.
Hinds and Group friends have also gained a short look as “Wildlings” over the five series of Fantasy Drama TV series Game of Thrones.
Earlier this year, Billboard reported that they “decided to mutually divide on the road”.
Hinds objected to this account, saying that he had been thrown out of the group at the beginning of this month. Mastodon continued to take the stage Ozzy Osbourne’s farewell concert In July.
Despite his success, Hinds, trained by Alabama, did not see himself as a heavy metal guitarist. He had read the classic guitar before and would continue to note his love for the country and the heavier end of Psychedelic rock music.
In an 2009 interview with Rolling Stone, Hinds explained how he learned to play guitar. “My father was as cool as Hell,” he said, “but he made me learn the banjo before taking me a guitar in the filth movement.
“So I was learning all this peasant music with my uncle, and then I focused on being a great guitarist. My mother went in and said, ‘Are you okay?
Hinds also played with a brazen surfabilly group Fiend, the last of the blue -eyed demons, the last of the blue -eyed demons, such as blood vessels, West End Motel and four -hour fogmer, with the legend of the Giraffe language orchestra and the legend of seagulls.
