Bo Lueders (of Harm’s Way) has passed away

Bo Lueders, guitarist for Harm’s Way and co-host of HardLore, has passed away, as per theprp. The HardLore podcast confirmed his passing in a post this morning, April 02. Although the cause of death was not disclosed, the post that was posted below about his tragic passing includes resources for people who are depressed or have suicidal thoughts. From the whole Chaoszine team, our deepest condolences to Lueders’s family, friends and loved ones.

It is with heavy, broken hearts that we share that our beloved Bo Lueders has passed away.

He will be remembered for his unwavering empathy and compassion for his friends & family and his magnetic, inimitable presence on & off the stage.

We kindly ask for grace and privacy as we navigate this extremely difficult time.

For those struggling with depression or urges to self harm, help is always available. We’re not in this alone.
Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: 988.

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Few and the Proud, a straight-edge punk band, formed a “side project-slash-joke” band in 2006 to have fun performing quick powerviolence songs influenced by Infest and Crossed Out. Early on, Organized Crime Records and Closed Casket Activities issued a number of albums, EPs, and singles by Harm’s Way. Hearing that Jacob Bannon (Converge) enjoyed the band’s sound, Harm’s Way sent an email to his label Deathwish Inc. following the release of their 2011 second studio album, “Isolation”, asking if the company would be interested in signing them. In March 2013, it was revealed that the band had signed with Deathwish. On July 23, 2013, Harm’s Way issued the EP “Blinded”, which included artwork by Florian Bertmer.

The band also added more Godflesh-inspired industrial metal to their style with the Blinded EP. On March 10, 2015, Harm’s Way released “Rust”, their third studio album, through Deathwish. The album was advertised with a music video for the song “Amongst the Rust.“