THY ART IS MURDER Played Their First Show With A New Vocalist

Thy Art Is Murder performed their first present after firing vocalist CJ McMahon tonight, September 27 on the Turbinenhalle 2 in Oberhausen, Germany. Whereas the band hasn’t made any official assertion, it definitely seems to be like Tyler Miller of Aversions Crown is their new vocalist. Rumors started final week when followers posited that Miller was the vocalist who changed McMahon on Thy Art Is Murder‘s newest document Godlike, although all of this stays unconfirmed. We’ll preserve you all up to date as this story develops.

Thy Art Is Murder fired McMahon on September 22 and revealed that they had removed his vocals from their new album Godlike. Based on a press release from Thy Art Is Murder, the firing was partially due to McMahon‘s recent anti-trans comments (for which he sorta apologized), which they notice had been solely a symptom of a bigger downside.

“Our new album Godlike is now obtainable worldwide digitally with an unexpected change – Chris McMahon is now not part of Thy Art Is Murder and doesn’t function on the document. We perceive that this will likely come as a shock and we wish to guarantee you that this resolution was made to protect the band’s integrity and path,” wrote the band within the opening of their assertion. “What transpired over the previous month was not the reason for this motion, however simply one other symptom of the drawn out breakdown in his character and judgement. The straw that broke the camels again if you’ll.

McMahon revealed he found out about his firing through social media, and later revealed a prolonged assertion saying he was forced to apologize. McMahon additionally revealed that he requested to be fired as an alternative of apologize, saying partially “I truly advised the band to fireplace me as I did not wish to apologise as I did not have something to apologise for.”

Thy Art Is Murder is at present touring Europe with Whitechapel, Fit For An Autopsy, and Spite. These dates run as follows.

09/28 Tilburg, NET – 013
09/29 Stuttgart, GER – LKA
09/30 Wiesbaden, GER – Schlachthof
10/01 Berlin, GER – Huxleys
10/02 Copenhagen, DEN – Amager Bio
10/03 Oslo, NOR – Vulkan Area
10/04 Stockholm, SWE – Fryshuset Klubben
10/05 Gothenburg, SWE – Tradgarn
10/06 Hamburg, GER – Markthalle
10/07 Leipzig, GER – Felsenkeller
10/08 Nurnberg, GER – Lowensaal
10/10 Prague, CZE – Roxy
10/11 Wien, AUT – Area
10/12 Budapest, HUN – Barba Negra
10/13 Munchen, GER – Tonhalle
10/14 Milan, ITA – Alcatraz
10/15 Pratteln, SWI – Z7
10/16 Lyon, FRA – Transbordeur
10/17 Barcelona, SPA – Razzmatazz 2
10/18 Madrid, SPA – La Riviera
10/20 Paris, FRA – Elysee Montmartre
10/21 Antwerp, BEL – Zappa
10/22 London, UK – O2 Discussion board Kentish City
10/23 Manchester, UK – O2 Ritz
10/24 Birmingham, UK – O2 Institute
10/25 Glasgow, UK – SWG3
10/26 Bristol, UK – SWX
10/27 Amsterdam, NET – Melkweg
10/28 Koln, GER – Carlswerk Victoria