Mitch Lucker, Suicide Silence frontman dies. A sad news came from metalcore band from California , Suicide Silence. Their lead
vocalist, Mitch Lucker recently declared dead in motorcycle accident the night
before. Mitch Lucker died at UCI Medical Center
in Orange where
he was rushed after Coutry experienced such unfortunate events. Meanwhile, police
in Huntington Beach
are still investigating the accident and will announce in the near future.
Mitch Lucker, vocalist of the band's talented "Suicide
Silence" declared Passed away Thursday morning (6:17 am) at the UCI Medical Center in Orange County ,
California after a motorcycle accident
Wednesday night and is now Huntington
Beach police are still investigating the cause of the
accident . Mitch Lucker scintillating career with "Suicide Silence" when
they released their debut album "The Cleansing" in 2007 and then
released "The Black Crown" in 2011.
Getting a second consecutive award Revolver Golden Gods
Awards in the category of most innovative bands and best new bands. "Suicide
Silence" is scheduled to perform at the California Metalfest on 24 Nov. 2012.
The following Official News ..
Mitch Lucker, singer for the Riverside heavy metal band Suicide Silence, died Thursday morning, Nov. 1, after being in a motorcycle crash Wednesday night. The Orange County coroner’s office said Lucker was pronounced dead at 6:17 a.m. Thursday at UCI Medical Center in Orange County. Coroner’s officials said Lucker was hospitalized after a motorcycle accident shortly before 9 p.m. Wednesday. Huntington Beach police were investigating the crash and expected to release details Thursday morning. Calls and emails to the band’s record label and management were not immediately returned Thursday. The Suicide Silence website has been down all morning. The 28-year-old lived in Huntington Beach but grew up in Riverside, where the band formed a decade ago from friends who knew each other in the local music scene, playing venues such as the now-defunct Showcase Theater in Corona. The band’s debut album, “The Cleansing,” came out in 2007 and was followed by two other albums, including 2011’s “The Black Crown,” which was written in Big Bear. Suicide Silence toured on the Mayhem Festival in 2008 and 2011 and also earned two consecutive Revolver Golden Gods Awards, for most innovative band and best new band. “We wanted to make this aggressive, heavy or fast music. It’s fun to play; it’s something to do on a summer’s night, because there’s nothing to do. It’s like, ‘Yeah, let’s have a show.’ That means everyone gets together,” Lucker said in a 2011 interview. The band was scheduled to perform at California Metalfest VI in San Bernardino on Saturday, Nov. 24. We will have more updates about this story as it develops.
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