Tim Smith dead: Cardiacs frontman dies aged 59 after suffering heart attack years ago

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Tim Smith, frontman of Cardiacs, has died aged 59, it was announced yesterday.In a statement on the band’s website, Smith’s brother and bandmate Jim writes: “I’m sorry, on such a glorious day, to tell you the news that my dearest brother Tim passed away suddenly last night. Sorry it’s a brief message but I don’t have it in me to speak at length just now”.Smith had been in poor health for some time.

wrote, "I’m sorry, on such a glorious day, to tell you the news that my dearest brother Tim passed away suddenly last night. Sorry it’s a brief message but I don’t have it in me to speak at length just now.

Tim Smith, the frontman of the British cult rock band Cardiacs, has died at age 59. A representative for the group, Mary Wren, confirmed the news in a statement provided to Fox News.

Cardiacs frontman Tim Smith has died at the age of 59.The musician, who formed the British rock band in 1980 with his brother James 'Jim' Smith, previously suffered from a full cardiac arrest in 2008, prompting him to take a step back from music.He developed the neurological disorder dystonia after suffering hypoxic brain damage as a result of the heart attack, which impacted his ability to speak and play music.Smith's cause of death has not yet been revealed. Cardiacs, who were cited as an inspiration by bands like Blur and Radiohead, released nine albums between 1980 and 2008, before Smith's health condition prompted him to step back from live performances.

TIM Smith, the frontman of British rock band Cardiacs, has died at the age of 59. He suffered a heart attack years ago and had difficulty with his speech and movement.

taken a step back from making and playing music amid his health battles.Cardiacs’ work is said to be a key influence behind acts such as Radiohead, Blur, Napalm Death, JG Thirlwell, and Faith No More.Radio host Iain Lee was one of the first to post to social media, sharing a Cardiacs song and writing: ‘Good bye Tim Smith.’Host of The Wright Stuff, Matthew Wright, also wrote on Twitter: ‘Just been told Tim Smith of Cardiacs fame is no longer with us. He’s singing to god in person I guess.‘My deepest condolences to his loved ones, his many friends and countless fans.

rare neurological disorder dystonia.

The Cardiacs, has reportedly died at the age of 59.The leader of the influential cult group had experienced ill health since suffering a heart attack in 2008, which caused him to develop the rare neurological disorder dystonia.Smith’s band were noted for their diverse style which took in art-pop and psychedelia, with the likes of Radiohead and Blur hailing them as an influence on their sound.More follows… 

Tim Smith has died at the age of 59.