As previously reported, Ben Koller (Converge, Mutoid Man, etc.) was involved in a “freak accident” that left him with a broken elbow. Now, the drummer has shared a post-op photo, which you can see below. You can also help him out via GoFundMe.
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Mutoid Man will be joined by guest drummer Chris Maggio (Wear Your Wounds, etc.) during their upcoming European/UK tour with Mastodon and Kvelertak. He will be filling in for Ben Koller (Coverge, etc.), who recently broke his elbow. The group commented:
“Thanks to everyone acting swiftly with overwhelming support for Ben via the gofundme campaign. For those who’ve asked: we want to clarify that Mutoid Man will still be doing the upcoming Mastodon / Kvelertak European tour with the amazing Christopher Maggio of Wear Your Wounds, Trap Them, Coliseum, etc. on drums.”
Ben Koller (Converge, Mutoid Man, etc.) was involved in a “freak accident” that left him with a broken elbow. A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to help him with “accruing medical bills – as well as the impending loss of steady income through touring, writing and recording.”
[via The PRP]
As part of “Two Minutes To Late Night”, Mutoid Man tried to perform video game covers at the New York Comic Con, but they got kicked out before they could even start. However, the band and the show’s host Gwarsenio Hall did end up performing outside the venue. You can see footage of that below:
Stephen Brodsky (Cave In/Mutoid Man) has shared a video of himself performing a cover of Alice In Chains’ “Rain When I Die.” You can check that out below:
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On June 6, Mutoid Man performed their 2017 album “War Moans” in full at Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, NY. Now, Kerrang! have shared official footage of that:
Mutoid Man have shared a cover of Little Richard‘s “Keep A-Knockin’.“ Their version, which is called “Keepa Gnawkin,“ is the third track from the band’s new covers EP, which is now available via Bandcamp. That effort also features a cover of Tom Jones’ “She’s A Lady” and a cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Communication Breakdown”.
