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Korn's Ray Luzier Tests Positive for COVID-19, Fill-In Announced - Vimarsana News

Korn's Ray Luzier Tests Positive for COVID-19, Fill-In Announced

Wishing Ray a speedy and full recovery.

Yet Another Member of Korn Tests Positive for COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Yet Another Member of Korn Tests Positive for COVID-19

Drummer Ray Luzier is the third member of Korn to test positive for COVID-19 amid an extensive US tour with System of a Down, which finishes...

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Band Profile: Fever 333 - Modern Fix - Vimarsana News

Band Profile: Fever 333 - Modern Fix

Band Profile: Fever 333 Coordinated band jackets are sick. Fight me. Rage Against the Machine picked a fight with Linkin Park, they all got arrested, formed a bond in jail… then started a new band. And that band was Fever 333. That’s the origin story I just made up, but it works fairly well to describe this aggressive, politically charged, raging rock band. They formed in the post apocalyptic wasteland that is modern day Los Angeles in 2017. So this is a very young animal. And it’s burning bright right out the gate, so who knows how long this flame will last?

Hear Fever 333, Korn + Suicidal Tendencies Members' Noise Collab - Vimarsana News

Hear Fever 333, Korn + Suicidal Tendencies Members' Noise Collab

Fever 333 drummer Aric Improta has teamed with Korn guitarist James "Munky" Shaffer, Suicidal Tendencies bassist Roberto "Ra" Díaz and filmmaker Kevin Garcia on a noisy, instrumental experiment led by the percussionist's propulsive rhythms and penchant for creative musical partnerships. It's called "Zhurmë," and the 4-minute jam goes beyond the confines of a traditional instrumental. In addition to drums, guitar and bass, the track also uses sounds from found objects — skateboard wheels, a trash can, a fishbowl and more — to make an inventively unique ruckus. Check out the collabora...

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