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Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan has revealed that he contracted Covid-19 a second time. During George Stroumboulopoulos' Apple Music Hits show on Tuesday (Feb 2), Keenan said that he contracted Covid-19 in mid-November and had to go to the ER in December. "I don't know if I said anything online, but I had it twice," Keenan said. "Ugly, ugly. Couldn't breathe, couldn't put two words together without going into a coughing fit." Keenan also disclosed that he decided not to stay in the hospital and instead treated his symptoms at home, as there were no ventilators available. "It was also kind...

"I could barely put two words together without going into a coughing fit" Photo: Carrie Musgrave Published Feb 04, 2021 In October, Maynard James Keenan revealed he caught COVID-19 in late February of last year, and the Tool singer has now shared that he contracted the virus a second time before 2020 was out. Speaking with George Stroumboulopoulos for Apple Music, Keenan shared that his second bout with coronavirus was "Ugly, ugly. Couldn't breathe," recalling how he became reinfected mid-November "and ended up in the ER on December 1." "I could barely put two words together without going ...

Maynard James Keenan Got COVID-19 a Second Time, Wound Up in ER Maynard James Keenan has just revealed that he contracted COVID-19 for a second time late last year. His symptoms were so extreme it prompted a trip to the emergency room, but due to occupancy problems at the hospital, he returned home to finish battling his ailments instead. In October 2020, before the Tool, Puscifer and A Perfect Circle singer contracted COVID-19 again, Keenan revealed he was suffering from residual lung damage and inflammation in his hands and wrists after initially contracting the virus for the first time i...

Former Porcupine Tree man Steven Wilson excels his ambitions on solo album number six… Words: James Hickie If you want an insight into why The Future Bites sounds the way it does, look no further than the album’s fourth track, 12 THINGS I FORGOT, and the lyric, ​‘ I just sit in the corner complaining / Making out things were best in the eighties’. We can’t attest to Steven Wilson​’s status as a curmudgeon – he’s always seemed a jolly nice bloke to us – but he’s certainly made no secret here of his love for the music from the ​‘Greed decade’.