Damo Suzuki, a renowned vocalist for experimental rock band Can, passed away at the age of 74.
Damo Suzuki Cause of death
Can’s lead singer, Damo Suzuki, was a revolutionary band from Japan. The band announced his passing on their social media pages. There was no indication of the cause of death despite a ten-year struggle with colon cancer.
Damo Suzuki obituary information
The funeral and burial plans for Damo Suzuki will be revealed later because the family will undoubtedly need time to absorb and grieve. They’ll make sure everyone knows about the funeral service as soon as the plans are finalized.
Born in Tokyo on January 16, 1950, Suzuki joined the band in 1970 after being seen singing on the street in Munich, Germany. Rolling Stone reports that he was requested to join the group onstage that night by Liebezeit and Czukay.
According to the newspaper, Suzuki and Can released three albums between 1970 and 1973: “Tago Mago,” “Ege Bamyasi,” and “Future Days.”
Artists like Talking Heads, Radiohead, and David Bowie have all mentioned being influenced by Suzuki’s freeform style and the German group.
