Steve Grimmett, frontman of metal band Grim Reaper, dies aged 62

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Steve Grimmett, frontman of metal band Grim Reaper, dies aged 62
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Part of the new wave of British heavy metal, Grim Reaper formed in 1979, with Grimmett joining in 1982

Photograph: Gonzales Photo/AlamyPhotograph: Gonzales Photo/AlamySteve Grimmett, the frontman of British heavy metal band Grim Reaper known for his piercing head voice, has died aged 62.on Facebook: “We can’t begin to put into words the current feelings. But as dad was so well known the news is starting to reach out earlier than we would have liked. Unfortunately, our dad passed away today and leaves a massive hole in the world and our hearts.” No cause of death was given.

Grimmett would become the only constant member of the band during their two stints together, until 1988 and then again from 2006 to the present day.

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