Crazy Town frontman Seth Binzer passed away from accidental overdose
- Lead singer of Crazy Town, Seth Binzer, dies at the age of 49 from an accidental overdose.
- The band manager confirmed that the cause of death was a mix of pharmaceutical and street drugs.
- Seth Binzer, also known as Shifty Shellshock, had previously spoken about his struggles with substance addiction.
In a tragic turn of events, Seth Binzer, the lead singer of the rap-rock band Crazy Town, known for their hit song "Butterfly," has passed away at the age of 49. The band's manager, Howie Hubberman, revealed that Binzer died from an accidental drug overdose, ingesting a lethal combination of pharmaceutical and street drugs. The official cause and manner of death are yet to be confirmed by the medical examiner in Los Angeles, where Binzer was found dead at his home. Binzer's musical journey with Crazy Town began with the success of "Butterfly," which topped the charts in the US in 2001. Despite the band's popularity, they faced challenges and mixed reviews, with their second album, "Darkhorse," failing to replicate the success of their debut. Binzer also ventured into solo projects and collaborations, showcasing his talent as a songwriter, producer, and sound mixer for various bands. Throughout his career, Binzer struggled with addiction and legal troubles, documented in his participation in reality shows like Celebrity Rehab. Despite efforts to overcome his challenges, Binzer's battle with addiction ultimately led to his untimely death. Hubberman expressed regret over not being able to provide the necessary help to Binzer, who leaves behind three children and a legacy in the music industry. As fans and colleagues mourn the loss of Seth Binzer, tributes pour in for the talented musician who left a mark with his music and performances. Binzer's impact extended beyond Crazy Town, influencing the music scene with his creativity and passion for his craft. His journey serves as a reminder of the struggles many artists face behind the scenes, shedding light on the importance of mental health and support in the music industry.