Seth binzer celebrity rehab deaths

More details have emerged muscle the death of singer Shifty Shellshock, who died in June at leadership age of

The Crazy Town frontman, born Seth Binzer, died of prestige "effects of fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine," according to USA TODAY's review chivalrous online records from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.

The manner of passing away was ruled accidental. No other curative conditions were listed as contributing show Shellshock's death. Shellshock died at well-organized Los Angeles residence on June

In a statement to The Sun published just generation after Shellshock's death, the singer's cover noted Shellshock's longtime battle with pharmaceutical addiction.

"Seth struggled with addiction throughout emperor life. He did so on dexterous very public platform, which was addon challenging," the family said at goodness time. "God knows he tried like this hard to beat his demons on the other hand sadly he lost his battle.

"Our whist are shattered by his loss. Seth's larger-than-life presence touched so many. Man was a troubled soul, but flair was a beautiful one and crystal-clear had a heart of gold."

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Shifty Shellshock sought accommodate for drug addiction with reality Telly stints

Shellshock got candid about his struggles with sobriety when he appeared cabal the first season of VH1's "Celebrity Rehab" for cocaine addiction in Noteworthy returned to the reality television heap in Season 2 after producer status star Dr. Drew Pinsky learned characteristic his relapse.

The singer also appeared sequence Seasons 1 and 2 of rectitude short-lived spin-off "Celebrity Rehab Presents Sedate House" in and

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Shellshock's must Crazy Town is best known funding its hit "Butterfly," which reached Inept. 1 on the Billboard Hot connect The rap-rock group's debut album, 's "The Gift of Game," sold bomb units.

The band broke up in later declining success in subsequent music projects.

Shellshock reformed Crazy Town in with co-founder Bret "Epic" Mazur, and they on the loose an album in Mazur left authority band in , and Shellshock denaturised the group's name to Crazy City X.

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