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from Blabbermouth:
Original CRYPTOPSY Vocalist Rejoins The Fold - Dec. 6, 2003
Canadian technical death metallers CRYPTOPSY have been officially rejoined by original vocalist Lord Worm.
Lord Worm, who sang on the band's first two albums — 1994's "Blasphemy Made Flesh" (Displeased) and 1995's "None So Vile" (Wrong Again) — has announced his return to CRYPTOPSY via the following posting on the group's web site:
" 'Un mal pour un bien', I've heard it said, and those seven long years ago, unhappy though I was at leaving (for a private question of honour, not beer), it was nonetheless for the best. Now, we've come full circle, and again a private question of honour finds me back in the fold. 'It is so. It cannot be otherwise.' See you soon..."
CRYPTOPSY's most recent vocalist, Martin Lacroix (ex-SPASME) — who appeared on the band's 2003 live release, "None So Live" — left the group in October for undisclosed reasons. CRYPTOPSY are currently writing material for their fifth studio album, tentatively due in early 2004 through Century Media Records.
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-Alan
― Alan Conceicao, Sunday, 7 December 2003 04:46 (twenty-one years ago)
I think this news made me MEGAhappy!
Also: it proves once again that the metalscene always hates whatever the current situation is like. Now everyone suddenly hates Lord Worm (after years of "Man, this new guy sucks, Lord Worm was the best vocalist EVER!")
Not that those necessarily were the same people saying these things, I'm just wearing a very fancy hat.
There's an audioclip of him back in the band somewhere on the 'net too, apparently his voice is still great.
Dance magic dance!
Jump magic jump!
― Øystein H-O (Øystein H-O), Sunday, 7 December 2003 14:51 (twenty-one years ago)
Mike really wasn't the right singer for the band, and his lyrics were terrible, so I'm applauding his return. However, they really need to keep up quality control riffwise - the real problem of the last two albums.
― Siegbran (eofor), Sunday, 7 December 2003 16:02 (twenty-one years ago)