Stabbing Westward had deliberate to be on tour this August and September, however singer Christopher Corridor revealed that these dates won’t be occurring, and for a really vital motive. In a social media posting, Corridor revealed that he is been identified with throat most cancers and shall be present process a number of surgical procedures alongside chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
Corridor said, “I might wish to apologize to everybody who made journey plans to see us in August and September. We have needed to put these exhibits on maintain whereas I cope with a critical well being concern. I have been identified with throat most cancers. Prognosis is basically good however it is going to contain a few surgical procedures and 6-8 weeks of chemo and radiation. So sadly, I will not be singing anytime quickly. I am hoping to be feeling extra human by Halloween and have my voice again by Christmas. So once more, sorry for the inconvenience.”
Stabbing Westward made their recording return on the prime of 2020, issuing the Lifeless and Gone EP and following it later that yr with a covers EP assortment titled Hallowed Hymns. The band then hit the studio to file their first full-length album in 21 years, Chasing Ghosts, which arrived in March.
The band loved their best success within the ’90s, among the many leaders of the commercial rock scene because of their glorious 1994 debut Ungod, the breakout 1996 effort Wither Blister Burn & Peel and 1998’s Darkest Days. The band’s fourth launch, a self-titled 2001 set, confirmed a change in course and a little bit of a fracture within the group after altering labels. The group finally cut up, not reuniting till a 2016 thirtieth anniversary celebration, after which formally deciding to maneuver ahead with reunion plans in 2019.
Loudwire sends our greatest needs to Corridor as he undergoes his therapy and hopes for a wholesome restoration.
