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It still doesn't seem real that Beastie Boys member Adam 'MCA' Yauch passed away earlier this year. As a part of one of modern music's most definitive group, the man was an innovator of the highest order. There has been countless tributes paid to MCA since his death, and the latest homage was delivered with style by GWAR front-thing Oderus Urungus and current tourmates Cancer Bats, as they came to

At some point in most band's lives they take a classic tune and put their own spin on it. Covers can sort of be a band's rite of passage- once they are successful with their own music and have established themselves they then feel ready to take on old school favorites. This was the case with Richmond, Virginia quintet GWAR, who took on Kansas' 1976 hit "Carry On My Wayward Son." Watch th

It was on Nov. 3, 2011 that beloved GWAR guitarist Cory ‘Flattus Maximus’ Smoot departed our galaxy. Since that day, GWAR have shared the grieving process with their fans, continuing on as a four-piece ever since Smoot’s passing and dedicating every live show to Smoot by placing his guitar onstage under a spotlight. Although there was some question as to whether GWAR would recruit a new guitarist,

When a person needs relationship advice, they usually turn to their best friend, mom, dad, co-worker or someone else they feel close to. Other people, however, leave their questions and problems in the hands of a stranger, such as a doctor or, perhaps a world-famous band. Gwar recently sat down to answer some questions and give some love advice to those who need it- well they attempted to anyway.

Tomorrow marks the four month anniversary of GWAR guitarist Flattus Maximus, AKA Cory Smoot's death. The band have since moved on, without forgetting their beloved member, whose character they have decided to retire. Good things have been coming for the quartet, and now they have announced that they are in the process of working on a brand new album.

Old-school theatrical rockers GWAR were scheduled to kick off 2012 with a European tour, but sadly, the band have decided to cancel, which means more bad news for their fans following the November death of their guitarist Cory Smoot, or Flattus Maximus. The reason for the cancellation, however, supposedly has nothing to do with the passing of their beloved member.

It's been a whole month since 34-year-old GWAR guitarist Cory Smoot, AKA Flattus Maximus, was found dead on the band's tour bus by his fellow band members. His family and friends have not only had to deal with a huge loss, but also the unknown- the reason for his death. The coroner has completed the autopsy and has determined the cause of death.

After the shocking and tragic death of GWAR lead guitarist Cory “Flattus Maximus” Smoot, the metal world did was it does best — unite. A memorial benefit show has been put together in GWAR’s hometown of Richmond, Va. All proceeds from the benefit will be given directly to the Smoot family.

Yesterday, the world received the tragic news that GWAR guitarist Cory Smoot- Flattus Maximus was found dead by the rest of his band on their tour bus. Earlier today, the band's singer, Dave Brockie- Oderus Urungus, released the first statement reguarding the passing of their dear friend.

Sad news to report: GWAR guitarist Cory Smoot (aka Flattus Maximus) was found dead this morning by his bandmates as the group prepared to cross the Canadian border on their current tour. MetalSucks.net shared the following statement from GWAR frontman Dave Brockie (aka Oderus Urungus):

Burly aliens invade Northern Lights.

Yeah we have quite a few concert tickets to give away tonight at Savannah's.