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Former Turbonegro Frontman Hank Von Hell Has Died At The Age Of 49

Sad news. Former Turbonegro singer Hank von Helvete has died. The Norwegian singer’s family have confirmed his passing, aged 49, although no further details have been made public. His former Turbonegro bandmates have paid tribute online, saying, ​“We are thankful for the times, the moments and the magic we shared with Hans-Erik in Turbonegro. “As a charismatic frontman who equally channeled humor and vulnerability, Hans-Erik was crucial for the band’s appeal. He was a warm and big hearted human, a spiritually and intellectually seeking person who loved having a conversation with anyone. We are proud of what we created together as rock brothers in Turbonegro — the music, the characters, our whole universe. Hank was born on June 15, 1972, and joined Turbonegro in 1993, making his debut on their Never Is Forever album the following year. With his mix of rock’n’roll nihilism and racy, skill with an end-of-the-pier double entendre (and, often, single ones, too), he was the perfect frontman for a band with such a mix of the macabre and the rude. Particularly with their new moustaches and denim image which, they said, was in part designed to make them the scariest band in Norway, even more so than their infamous black metal countrymen – ​“What scares these guys who are burning churches and killing each other?” he once reounted, ​“Gay men!” Following the release of 1998’s excellent Apocalypse Dudes album, the band went on hiatus in 1999, after Hank’s increasing drug problems – most notably with heroin – impacted his ability to perform. In 2003, after going to rehab, moving back to his childhood home and working in radio, the band returned in 2003 with Scandinavian Leather. Prior to leaving the band, he released the single Rom for alle, which tied at the top of the Norwegian chart with Maria Solheim, staying there for three weeks. In 2010, he played the lead in Swedish movie Cornelis, about singer-songwriter Cornelis Vreeswijk. Just this week, Hank appeared on Behemoth frontman Nergal’s latest Me And That Man album, New Man, New Songs, Same Shit. Vol.2., released today, singing on the song Black Hearse Cadillac. Send our condolences to Hank’s family, friends and bandmates. Don’t miss next videos: subscribe and press the little bell ((🔔)) to get notifications! _________________ Register on the most popular crypto exchange in the world and get 10% lifetime discounts on system commissions: https://bit.ly/3CnSS7E