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Roky Erickson, former frontman of psychedelic rock band The 13th Floor Elevators, dies at 71
The cause of Roky Erickson's death is yet-unknown


Roky Erickson. Image from Facebook[/caption]Roky aka Roger Kynard Erickson was born in Austin in 1947. His craft garnered attention in the 1960s during the advent of psychedelic rock era. His band's success was however short-lived due to the singer's continuous struggle with drug abuse and schizophrenia. The band's number 'You’re Gonna Miss Me' was the score for the famous opening scene of 2000 film adaptation of Nick Hornby’s High Fidelity, featuring actor John Cusack.Check out the statement here:
Condolences began pouring in on digital media.
First Published:Jun 01, 2019, 13:40:38 IST
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