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The death has been announced of Mark Keds, the singer-guitarist with acclaimed British pop punk band Senseless Things. He was 50. A cause of death has yet to be confirmed.

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Senseless Things’ Mark Keds has died, aged 50 The musician was also briefly a member of The Wildhearts and most recently performed in Deadcuts Senseless Things’ Mark Keds has died, former bandmate Ben Harding has confirmed. The singer and guitarist was 50 years old and died during the early hours of this morning (January 10). A cause of death has yet to be confirmed. “It is with the heaviest of hearts that we have to tell you that, sadly, Mark – our singer, friend and main songwriter – is no longer with us,” Harding wrote in a Facebook group dedicated to the band. “I...

Senseless Things singer Mark Keds dead at 50 as band pay tribute to the 'remarkably prolific songwriter' The late singer's bandmate, Ben Harding, confirmed the news in a statement shared to Senseless Things' Facebook page on Monday night  Paying tribute to the 'remarkably prolific songwriter', Harding revealed that Keds had passed away at his home in the early hours of the morning His cause of death is unconfirmed  Harding signed off the message with fellow bandmates Morgan Nicholls and Cass Browne It read: 'We love you, Mark. It seems cliched to say "gone too soon", but damn, it’s true. ...

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