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Jeffrey Nothing nears completion of alternative cancer treatment with positive results

Author Benedetta Baldin - 7.3.2025

Formerly the eerie vocalist and co-founder of Cleveland’s groundbreaking alterna-metal and industrial collective Mushroomhead, Jeffrey Hatrix, also known as Jeffrey Nothing (born Jeffrey Lewis Hetrick), is finishing his “alternative medicine treatment” in his fight against cancer.

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You can now donate in aid of Jeffrey Nothing (formerly of Mushroomhead)’s fight against cancer

Recently, a GoFundMe was started to raise money for the cancer fight of former Mushroomhead singer Jeffrey Nothing, also known as Jeffrey Hatrix. His health issues were the subject of a crowdfunding campaign in November 2023, which was followed by this one. This most recent effort is being organized by his daughter Mea once more....

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2025 marks Jeffrey Nothing’s Mushroomhead reboot: what fans can expect

Sometime in 2025, Jeffrey “Nothing” Hatrix, the former vocalist for Mushroomhead, will debut his own version of the band. Hatrix was a founding member of Mushroomhead in 1993 and remained with the band until his departure in 2018. Hatrix just mentions that a former guitarist will play a part and “at times possibly drums” in...

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CL. Rock comes to Chile in November with the most exciting rock and metal line up

CL. Rock, a rock and metal festival that has never been held in Chile before, will take place at the Santa Laura stadium in Santiago de Chile on Sunday, November 10.The event will feature an impressive line-up of 29 bands, offering over ten hours of music on three stages. The festival, produced by Spider Prod,...

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“This album is very open and honest and kind of comes from a dark, twisted place”: interview with Mushroomhead’s Steve “Skinny” Felton

Cleveland, Ohio-based masked metallers Mushroomhead have released their latest album, the cinematic “Call The Devil,” earlier in August, via Napalm Records. The album features production by band mastermind/drummer Steve “Skinny” Felton, as well as Matt Wallace (Faith No More, 3 Doors Down) on mixing, who has previously worked with Mushroomhead on their iconic album “XIII”. Also featured on “Call The Devil” is Jacob Hansen...

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Skinny Felton about Mushroomhead’s beef with Slipknot “I’ve heard 20 different versions over the years”

Although Mushroomhead‘s most recent quarrel is an internal legal dispute between current and past members, they appeared to be Slipknot‘s sworn foes for a while in the late 90s and early 2000s. Tensions between the two bands and their fan bases erupted after Slipknot was observed ripping off Mushroomhead‘s mask identity. That resentment reached a...

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Jeffrey Nothing sues Steve “Skinny” Felton over a dispute about Mushroomhead royalties

Current and former members of the masked nü-metal/alternative metal group Mushroomhead are embroiled in a legal conflict. Singer Jeffrey “Nothing” Hatrix, who was a member of the band from 1993 until 2018, has filed a lawsuit against Steve “Skinny” Felton, another co-founder, drummer, and other band members, as well as the band’s affiliated company, Filthy...

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Mushroomhead reveals dark third single “We Don’t Care”

The wait is almost over – American masked metal masters Mushroomhead will release their ninth studio album, Call The Devil, this Friday, August 9, 2024 via Napalm Records! In celebration of this week’s album release and their European tour kickoff, the band has revealed their ultra-dark third single, entitled “We Don’t Care”. The track proves to be a future live favorite...

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Mushroomhead delivers nü metal energy with new single “Prepackaged” and its music video

American masked metal masters Mushroomhead recently announced their brand-new, upcoming ninth album, “Call The Devil”, out August 9, 2024 via Napalm Records. 30 years into their groundbreaking history, the band shows no signs of slowing down, proving innovative without losing sight of their trademark sound and imagery.  Following the album’s hard-hitting first single, “Fall In Line” – which Revolver dubbed “groove-heavy” and Consequence called “a pummeling barrage of industrial...

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