King Diamond Welcomes Gus G. as New Guitarist Following Andy LaRocque’s Departure
In a surprising turn of events, guitarist Andy LaRocque, a stalwart of King Diamond for over four decades, has officially parted ways with the iconic band. His position will now be filled by Gus G., known for his work with Firewind and as a former guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne.
A New Era for King Diamond
King Diamond, renowned for its theatrical performances and heavy metal sound, has seen numerous lineup changes throughout its history. However, LaRocque’s presence has been a consistent element, contributing to all 12 studio albums since the band’s inception. Earlier this year, he initiated a new band called Lex Legion, bringing together musicians from the recording lineup of King Diamond’s classic albums Them and Conspiracy, albeit without the King himself.
Mutual Departure and Fond Memories
The split between LaRocque and King Diamond has been characterized as mutual. The band shared a heartfelt statement on social media, reflecting on their time together: “Looking back, we do so with nothing but pride, gratitude, and respect for everything we have achieved together. All the countless memories we have created along the way are forever. Our friendship and respect for each other will always remain the same, and we all sincerely wish each other the absolute best for the future!”
Introducing Gus G.
In a dedicated post, King Diamond introduced Gus G. as the new guitarist, addressing fans directly:
“It’s a Big Honor for me to Welcome Gus G. as our new guitarist, who will compose with us, record with us, and tour with us in the future. Gus will still continue with all his current projects, FIREWIND, Solo Project etc. No restrictions, just careful planning. We are already working with Gus and I simply can’t wait for you to hear all the new King Diamond music with him playing guitar on it!!!”
Andy LaRocque’s Last Contributions and New Ventures
LaRocque’s departure marks a significant shift not only in the band’s lineup but also in its creative direction. He has been pivotal not just as a guitarist but also as a producer since the release of 1987’s Abigail. His final recorded contribution to King Diamond is the upcoming single “Spider Lilly,” set for release in 2024. Additionally, a song titled “Electro Therapy” was performed live, although an official recording remains elusive.
Fans have speculated that these new tracks, along with the 2019 single “Masquerade of Madness,” might be included in the long-awaited follow-up to 2007’s Give Me Your Soul… Please. The anticipated album, titled The Institute, was announced in 2019, but progress has been slow.
Lex Legion: A New Chapter for LaRocque
This year, LaRocque’s new project, Lex Legion, released their self-titled debut album. In this band, he collaborates with former King Diamond members Mikkey Dee (drums), Hal Patino (bass), Pete Blakk (guitar), and Pagan’s Mind vocalist Nils K. Rue.
Conclusion
The transition from Andy LaRocque to Gus G. signifies both an end and a new beginning for King Diamond. While LaRocque’s contributions to the band are irreplaceable, the introduction of Gus G. brings fresh potential and excitement for the future of King Diamond. Fans can look forward to new music and performances that continue to honor the band’s legacy while exploring new musical horizons.
FAQs
1. Why did Andy LaRocque leave King Diamond?
The departure of Andy LaRocque was described as mutual, with both parties expressing pride and gratitude for their time together.
2. Who is Gus G.?
Gus G. is a guitarist known for his work with Firewind and as a former guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne. He is now the new guitarist for King Diamond.
3. What is the future of King Diamond’s music?
King Diamond is working on new music with Gus G. and looks forward to recording and touring with him in the future.
4. What is Lex Legion?
Lex Legion is a new band formed by Andy LaRocque, featuring musicians from King Diamond’s classic albums.
5. When will King Diamond’s new album be released?
The new album, titled The Institute, has been announced but does not have a confirmed release date yet.
