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Linkin Park Return After Seven Year Hiatus With New Album, Members And Song 'The Emptiness Machine'

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Linkin Park Return After Seven Year Hiatus With New Album, Members And Song 'The Emptiness Machine'
The California band announced the additions of co-vocalist Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain, and released new music for the first time since the death of frontman Chester Bennington in 2017.
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  1. Miccasx 1 day ago

    Linkin Park: The Emptiness Machine, New Album & Return to Music with

  2. Jeremy Walker 1 day ago

    Yeah, it's so tragic. Chester Bennington was no saint, but it's just disgusting to wait seven years and then replace him with a rape apologist.

    1. Unknown 11 hours ago

      Outrage porn. She apologized and admitted to a mistake that was quickly corrected. What more do you want? The matter is handled, now let any further discussion be about the music

      1. Jeremy Walker 6 hours ago

        Oh yeah, when a bunch of Scientologists all gang up to protect a Scientologist who committed an incredibly serious crime, that's just one person "seeing the good in people". And then when one of those same Scientologists get called out on it, it's just a one-time harmless mistake ... no one is ever to blame for the massive coordinated campaign to protect the criminals and attack the victims of the crimes.

  3. Kris 1 day ago

    she a scientologist that remained friends with danny masterson after the rape allegations

    1. Unknown 11 hours ago

      Recreational outrage elects Donald Trump. Spend your energy on things that truly matter. She apologized; move on.

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