I've always been fond of Linkin' Park, even if I never was an active fan that followed them online or checked out all their releases. Hearing about Chester's death was a sad moment, the world lost...
I've always been fond of Linkin' Park, even if I never was an active fan that followed them online or checked out all their releases.
Hearing about Chester's death was a sad moment, the world lost an amazing artist who is dearly missed, and I thought Linkin' Park would disband forever.
Then the news about Emily (the new vocalist) came out. I was skeptical because she could never replace Chester, and I was a little worried that the band will always live in the shadows of their past.
But I've been pleasantly surprised so far, she's clearly talented, and both Heavy is the Crown and The Emptiness Machine have that Linkin' Park vibe that I was scared would be lost. The old LP may not exist anymore, but its spirit is here 100%.
From Zero hit streaming services yesterday, and I have to say it sounds awesome and I'm genuinely excited to see what they do next. I'll be replaying it for the next few days before I give my full opinion on it.
Emily Armstrong is a Scientologist. Her alleged support of Danny Masterson during his rape trial may have been blown out of proportion, it's hard to say, but they are still linked as both being...
Emily Armstrong is a Scientologist. Her alleged support of Danny Masterson during his rape trial may have been blown out of proportion, it's hard to say, but they are still linked as both being members of the Church. Armstrong has not, as far as I can tell, commented on her membership in the Church since joining LP.
Big mistake. I love Linkin Park, but affiliating with Scientology is a hard pass from me.
I feel like there's too little information out there so I just decided to ignore it. If something new comes up I'll reconsider but for now I'll just keep supporting the band.
I feel like there's too little information out there so I just decided to ignore it. If something new comes up I'll reconsider but for now I'll just keep supporting the band.
I've always been fond of Linkin' Park, even if I never was an active fan that followed them online or checked out all their releases.
Hearing about Chester's death was a sad moment, the world lost an amazing artist who is dearly missed, and I thought Linkin' Park would disband forever.
Then the news about Emily (the new vocalist) came out. I was skeptical because she could never replace Chester, and I was a little worried that the band will always live in the shadows of their past.
But I've been pleasantly surprised so far, she's clearly talented, and both Heavy is the Crown and The Emptiness Machine have that Linkin' Park vibe that I was scared would be lost. The old LP may not exist anymore, but its spirit is here 100%.
From Zero hit streaming services yesterday, and I have to say it sounds awesome and I'm genuinely excited to see what they do next. I'll be replaying it for the next few days before I give my full opinion on it.
What do you guys think?
Emily Armstrong is a Scientologist. Her alleged support of Danny Masterson during his rape trial may have been blown out of proportion, it's hard to say, but they are still linked as both being members of the Church. Armstrong has not, as far as I can tell, commented on her membership in the Church since joining LP.
Big mistake. I love Linkin Park, but affiliating with Scientology is a hard pass from me.
I feel like there's too little information out there so I just decided to ignore it. If something new comes up I'll reconsider but for now I'll just keep supporting the band.