
Former Turnstile Guitarist Arrested, New EP Released
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Brady Ebert, former Turnstile guitarist, arrested for allegedly hitting Brendan Yates father with his car, causing serious injuries. Ebert was already dismissed from Turnstile in 2022 due to his history of violence. Experience, Eberts new band, plans to release their debut EP, Stay Present, this June, despite Eberts guitar parts remaining on the record. Turnstile and Experience continue to move forward with their respective projects amidst the controversy.
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On April 8th, Brady Ebert, the former Turnstile guitarist, now with the band experience, got arrested late last month for attempted second degree, murder and first degree assault. He allegedly hit Turnstile singer Brendan Yates' father with his car, causing serious injuries. Ebert's been held without bond since his first court date on April 1st. Turnstile had already cut ties with Ebert back in 2022 over his history of violence. The band confirmed the details, saying he showed up at Brendan's parents house and used his vehicle in the attack. Thankfully, William Yates survived surgery, and they're wishing him a full recovery. Both bands are speaking out. Turnstile called it deeply upsetting, but said they're pushing forward. Experience posted about their debut EP, Stay Present, a 12-song project split into four movements, reaction, control, weight and awareness. They described it as facing the moment head on, with no villains, just real-time choices. Ebert's guitar riffs and parts are still on the record
since they were tracked before the incident. Band-made Bobby Faithful confirmed that in comments. Ebert had just joined Experience last month, after getting fired from another group, the SET for bad behavior. Experience plans to drop the EP this June as scheduled, while Turnstile gears up for Coachella sets this weekend a UK headline show and opening for, Tyler, the creator. The music scene keeps rolling amid the fallout. You've been listening to music news today, AI-powered music coverage.
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