James Lollar of GosT has passed away

To support the family of GosT mastermind James Lollar, a crowdsourcing campaign has been started, as per theprp. The gloomy synthwave artist passed away, according to a statement released on April 02. This GoFundMe crowdfunding campaign was started to help the family pay for his last expenditures. On behalf of the Chaoszine team, our deepest sympathies to Lollar’s family, friends and loved ones.

The whole GOST team is incredibly saddened to inform you that James Cody Lollar, known as GOST, passed away yesterday. We are sending all our prayers to his family and friends during this time of grief. He will be remembered as a wonderful human being and a tremendously talented artist.

We kindly ask that everyone respect the privacy of his loved ones during these difficult times. He will be deeply missed by all.

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We are deeply saddened by the sudden loss of our loved one, James Cody Lollar. He was a father, a friend, a talented musician, and a one-of-a-kind human being. He was cherished by so many, which has been very evident in the outpouring of love and support from loved ones, friends, and supporters of his music across the globe.

Many have asked how they can support his family or show their condolences during this devastating time. In lieu of flowers, if you feel moved and are able, you are welcome to support by donating to help cover his final expenses and ease the financial burden on his family during this difficult time.

Any contribution, no matter the amount, is deeply appreciated. If you’re unable to give, sharing this page or keeping his family in your thoughts means just as much.

GosT can be found in the murky space between the darkest edge of electronic music and black metal. James Lollar, a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and main-brain from Texas, has become an increasingly unique force in music with the publication of the “Radio Macabre” EP at the beginning of 2013 and the merciless digital nightmare of their “Skull” debut album six months later. GosT is a harsh and distinctive digital nightmare that transports the listener to the depths of the abyss, far more aggressive and nasty than the synthwave he’s frequently associated with.