“Friendly Fire,” a 2017 song featuring vocals by Chester Bennington, was not included on the album “One More Light,” the band’s latest release since then
The band LinkinPark released in the early hours of this Friday, the 23rd, the unprecedented clip of Friendly firesong recorded with Chester Benningtonsinger of the musical group who died in 2017. Although he had released the album An extra light the song was not part of the group’s album that year.
The music video also features exclusive footage of Chester and his other former bandmates, Brad Delson, Dave Farrell, Joe Hahn, Mike Shinoda and Rob Bourdon.
Death of Chester Bennington
On July 20, 2017, Chester Bennington, lead singer of the band Linkin Park, was found dead in his home in California after committing suicide, aged 41. Bennington, who had six children, was found by an employee at his home with a belt tied around his neck. After the singer’s death, the band’s future was uncertain.
The musician has struggled with drugs and alcohol for years. In 2016 he stated in an interview that he had already thought about suicide because he had suffered sexual abuse as a child.
In Brazil, the Centro de Valorização da Vida (CVV) provides emotional support and suicide prevention and can be contacted by telephone at 188 and also via an online chat.
Source: Terra
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