Longtime Wovenhand Drummer Ordy Garrison Has Died

Longtime Wovenhand drummer Ordy Garrison has died, in response to an announcement on the band’s social media.

The band confirmed that Garrison died from a coronary heart assault on the morning of July 4. Read the assertion beneath.

With hearts as heavy because the earth
We remorse to tell that Ordy Garrison
handed away of a coronary heart assault this morning July 4 2023
There aren’t any phrases to explain the ache
He was the sunshine of my life
The beating of my coronary heart
My greatest good friend and companion
My world
He leaves behind his beloved spouse Kate
And his beloved son Carlos
We love you each fiercely
We are heartbroken everlasting
These are phrases
But there aren’t any phrases
We love you Ordy
with out finish
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David Eugene Edwards, who’d beforehand performed in 16 Horsepower, shaped Wovenhand in Denver, Colo. in 2001. Though it was initially meant to be a solo venture, Garrison finally joined on drums, first showing on the band’s sophomore launch, 2004’s Consider the Birds. He toured with the group for over 20 years throughout his profession, and at one level was thought of the one different “core” member of the band beside Edwards.

“Basically the core of the band is Ordy and myself. A lot of the time we will just do tours which are the two of us. Sometimes touring will involve three people,” the frontman mentioned in a 2008 interview.

See another tribute posts to Garrison beneath. Loudwire sends our condolences to the rocker’s family members and followers. Rest in peace.