For those who are on the West Coast! The Noise and Toys Music Festival line-up has been fully announced! Tech N9ne, Kottonmouth Kings, The Expendables and many more will be performing! As the Noise and Toys Festival officially goes down next Saturday, November 16th in Adelanto Plaza & Event Center in Adelanto, California. Advanced tickets are available via noiseandtoys.com
It has come to our attention that the limited vinyl exclusive re-recording of Twiztid’s ‘Mostasteless’ fan favorite single “Rock the Dead” recently leaked across YouTube! You can bump the leaked freshness below!
Get some fresh underground hip-hop for your mind! As independent Lansing, Michigan recording artist skwynts recently released his latest full length LP ‘Against the Odds’! Fans can support ‘Against the Odds’ via Apple Music here: https://music.apple.com/us/album/against-the-odds/1771454744
Good morning! Lyrikal Snuff Productionz has announced that Black X-Mas 2024 is now booking! As Black X-Mas 2024 will officially go down on Saturday, December 14th in Denver, Colorado at the Roxy Theatre! Serious recording artists, hit up scum412@hotmail.com for booking inquires.
Horror icon Tony Todd (Candyman, The Crow, Platoon, Final Destination) has sadly passed away at age 69. No cause of death has been reported yet. The legendary actor synonymous with the role of Candyman (And over 240 different acting appearances), has left an indelible mark on both the horror genre and our collective consciousness. Spanning three decades, his chilling performances brought a haunting presence to a plethora of characters that have captivated and terrified audiences worldwide. Even those who dared to whisper Candyman into mirrors were forever changed by the menacingly suave legend whose career transcended far beyond stereotypes often seen in horror.
Though his untimely departure leaves many questions unanswered, particularly concerning his unexplained cause of death, Todd’s legacy will forever continue to echo through generations of horror enthusiasts and filmmakers alike. His embodiment of fear was more than just a terrifying figure; it was art—challenging societal norms while compelling us to confront our deepest fears. Tony Todd wasn’t merely an actor in scary movies; he was a storyteller weaving cautionary tales where dread met introspection, shaping how we approach storytelling in cinema’s darkest corridors.
We here at Faygoluvers.net send our most sincere and deepest condolences to all his family, friends and fans. RIP
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