NEW YORK — Linkin Park said Monday it could never replace singer Chester Bennington after his suicide as the band acknowledged that his "demons" had fed his music. After three days of shocked silence since Bennington hanged himself, the chart-topping California metal band hailed the "outpouring of love and support" and said Linkin Park’s future was uncertain. The Arizona-born singer brought his raw rage into Linkin Park, which blended metal with pop song structure and rapping by guitarist and songwriter Mike Shinoda. Linkin Park had been due to start a tour a week later. Linkin Park over the weekend set up a website dedicated to Bennington with tributes by fans and information for suicidal people who need help.

Source: Viet Nam News July 24, 2017 15:11 UTC