A tribute to Power Trip’s Riley Gale, a self-styled ordinary guy who made a modern metal masterpiece

Brooklyn Vegan, however a cause of death has not yet revealed.The guitarist, who was also known for being a big influence on fellow Texas band Power Trip, had also been a member of the bands Mammoth Grinder and Eternal Champion.“Rest In Peace to our brother Wade Allison of Iron Age,” Power Trip tweeted. “Thank you for your friendship, brilliant music, and endless inspiration.”Rest In Peace to our brother Wade Allison of Iron Age.

Trivium have covered Power Trip‘s ‘Executioner’s Tax’ in honour of frontman Riley Gale, who passed away last week.Trivium performed the song live as part of their ‘The Deepest Cuts’ stream, which took place on frontman Matt Heafy’s Twitch channel. The set included songs the band rarely play and a few they had never performed live before.The entire livestream can be viewed below.

Hospital passed away a short time later. A 21-year-old man has been arrested in connection with his death.Now 'heartbroken' pals of the victim, nicknamed 'Jaggy', are paying tribute to him 'until they meet again.'One friend said: "Heartbreaking news RIP Jaggy.

families of two Scots pals killed in a horror crash have said they are 'devastated' by their deaths - as police say it was a 'truly dreadful weekend for West Lothian'. Passengers Troi Lawton, 23 and Connor Elgey, 19, died when the Subaru they were in careered off Longridge Road in Whitburn on Saturday, August 29.

The Five, used yesterday’s edition of the programme (August 26) to pay tribute to Riley Gale, the late frontman of thrash metal band Power Trip who died earlier this week aged 34.Despite differing political views – Gutfeld is a registered Libertarian, while Gale was outspokenly progressive – the two had struck up a friendship after the band objected to their music being used on The Five.Wearing a Power Trip t-shirt given to him by Gale and describing the singer as “an all-around brilliant dude,”

Riley Gale, vocalist of thrash metal band Power Trip, has died. News of Gale's death was confirmed by his band on social media.

This is just far, far too young…

pic.twitter.com/wJM1WnqXDpRest in power, Power Trip vocalist Riley Gale https://t.co/lMgqkB1uaWMy recent interview with Riley. Rest in Peace, buddy.https://t.co/r8GCiymq6HRIP Riley Gale https://t.co/5aq6jqeUkvFull Obituary: Billboard

made the announcement via Twitter, with no cause of death specified.“It is with the greatest of sadness we must announce that our lead singer and brother Riley Gale passed away last night,” the band said in the statement. “Riley was a friend, a brother, a son.

Pitchfork. The band released a statement confirming his death on Tuesday.“It is with the greatest of sadness we must announce that our lead singer and brother Riley Gale passed away last night,” the band wrote in a statement.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticRiley Gale, the lead singer of Texas thrash metal band Power Trip who recently contributed vocals to rapper-actor Ice-T’s “Point the Finger” song and video, died Aug. 24 at the age of 34.

Ice-T has joined members of the bands Slipknot and Coheed and Cambria in paying tribute to Power Trip singer Riley Gale after his death.