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Binzer founded Crazy Town in LA in 1995 alongside Brett Mazur. The group were best known for their third single Butterfly which reached number one in the US singles chart and number three in the ...

He was 49. Binzer formed Crazy Town in 1995 with co-founder Bret “Epic” Mazur. The group gained popularity in the early aughts for hits “Butterfly” and “Starry Eyed Surprise.” ...

the pair had settled on Crazy Town by 1999. The rap rock band’s rotating cast would include Rust Epique, DJ Adam 12, and DJ AM. The group’s debut album, The Gift of Game, hit shelves in ...

Binzer co-founded his Southern California rock-rap group with Bret Mazur in 1999 after the two musicians worked together under different names for a few years. Crazy Town received success ...

The late singer born Seth Binzer June 24 death at 49 was listed as accidental. By Gil Kaufman Officials have released the official cause of death for late Crazy Town singer Seth “Shifty ...

The album contributed to Crazy Town’s breakup the following year. Shellshock and Mazur rebranded the group several times. The singer had spoke about his substance issues as recently as March ...

The rap-rock group's debut album, 1999's "The Gift of Game," sold 1.6 million units. The band broke up in 2003 after declining success in subsequent music projects. Shellshock reformed Crazy Town ...

Crazy Town was kicked off of the tour. Following the news of Binzer’s passing, Adam Bravin, who helped start the group with Binzer in 1995, posted a message of recognition to his Instagram story.

Shellshock, whose given name was Seth Binzer, was the co-founder and lead vocalist for the popular rap-rock group Crazy Town, best known for their 2001 No. 1 hit "Butterfly." In footage obtained ...