Bob Bryar, the longest-tenured drummer of My Chemical Romance, who performed within the band between 2004 and 2010, has died on the age of 44.
In accordance with TMZ, Bryar was discovered lifeless at his house in Tennessee on November twenty seventh. He had final been seen alive on November 4th, and his physique was reportedly found by a member of Animal Management. TMZ studies that no foul play is suspected as all of Bryar’s weapons and music tools have been left in his house untouched, and a health worker is presently performing an post-mortem to find out the reason for dying.
Bryar joined My Chemical Romance following the discharge of Three Cheers for Candy Revenge in 2004, changing Matt Pelissier. He toured extensively with the band and contributed to their blockbuster 2006 album, The Black Parade. He was additionally featured on MCR’s fourth album, 2010’s Hazard Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, in addition to their rarities compilation, Standard Weapons.
Bryar departed My Chemical Romance in 2010 and retired from the music trade totally in 2014 to pursue a profession in actual property. He additionally turned actively concerned in canine rescue charities and sanctuaries, notably auctioning off his My Chemical Romance memorabilia to assist these efforts.