Type O Negative Live Concert Preview

0:00It's April 10th, I'm Cory with the story, this is music news today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Kenny Hakey, former guitarist for typo negative, just dropped the preview of an upcoming full-length live concert recording from the band. With good quality tapes hard to come by these days, he's cool with repackaging bootlegs for release, comparing it to what Pearl Jam does at there. Chose, the band formed in 1990 in New York, with frontman Peter Steele, Hakey, Josh Silver on keys, and drummer, Sal Abberskato, later replaced by Johnny Kelly. They built a name with brooding, goth metal albums like Bloody Kisses in 1993, which blew up thanks to the hit Black Number Say, one and later ones like October Rust and Dead Again. Peter Steele, born Petra's T. Rattagic on January 4th, 1962 in Brooklyn, stood six feet eight inches tall with that deep bass heavy. Voice everyone remembers. After typo, he played in metal bands like Fallout and Thrash Outfit Carnivore.

1:02The group ended after his death from heart failure in April 2010 at age 48. These days, typo negative is seeing a big resurgence, pulling in new fans who dig their dark soundscapes from the 90s and early 2000s. Back in June 2023, Hakey said he was surprised and grateful, noting the band is doing better now than before Steele passed, reaching, whole new generations. To testament to their honest, sweat-soaked music that keeps influencing heavy scenes today, and this live drop could keep the fire burning even.