Black Dahlia Fisticuffs

06/27/05
. (Metal Blade) Oak Park thrash metallers The Black Dahlia Murder were forced to cancel band practice last Friday after drummer Zach Gibson's involvement in alcohol fueled fisticuffs outside of a small party at his Taylor home. According to Zach, 19, a drunken man, whom he had never met, was making inappropriate advances toward Zach's significant other. It was at this time that Zach asked the inappropriate party to exit the building. Outside, Mr. Gibson was allegedly "swung upon" by the drunken man, and was forced to retaliate. The next morning Zach's hand was reportedly "Huge", and "couldn't hold a drumstick.", resulting ultimately in the cancellation. This is the first time The Black Dahlia Murder has cancelled practice since The Great Kempainen Birthday/Funeral and the ungodly appearance of The Mysterious Gooch Rash. We wish the best to these gentlemen, and hope never to hear of another missed band practice, ever, ever again. [see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story

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