‘HE LIKED TO GET PEOPLE’S BLOOD BOILING’: METAL MASTERS MASTODON ON THE LOSS OF BANDMATE BRENT HINDS – AND HIS SHOCKING WORDS BEFORE HIS DEATH

Mastodon, a Grammy-winning band, has been dealing with the aftermath of a rift with bandmate Brent Hinds, who recently died in a motorbike crash. According to Culture | The Guardian, the band is now paying tribute to Hinds on their new album. The band's bassist and co-lead singer, Troy Sanders, and drummer/co-vocalist Brann Dailor, are reflecting on their experience with Hinds and the band's current tour.

The band is currently on a 22-show tour in 14 European countries amidst a record-breaking heatwave, with Sanders describing the experience as '31 days of musical bliss'. Despite the challenges, the band members seem to be in high spirits, with Sanders stating that 'things are super energetic, even at day 31'. The band's new album is a tribute to Hinds, with the band members acknowledging the acrimonious rift they had with him before his death.

The loss of a band member can be a significant blow to a band's morale and creative process, and Mastodon's experience is a testament to the complexities of personal and professional relationships within a band. The band's ability to pay tribute to Hinds on their new album and continue their tour schedule demonstrates their resilience and dedication to their music.

• Mastodon's bandmate Brent Hinds died in a motorbike crash
• The band had an acrimonious rift with Hinds before his death
• Mastodon is paying tribute to Hinds on their new album

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