Static-X bassist Brent Ashley has announced that the has decided to leave the band. This seems to be an amicable split for Ashley, who explained the following:
“Well I guess I’ll just let the “cat” out of the bag…. I’m moving on from Static-X… tonight was my last show…. chapter closed. Wish things would have ended differently but I’m very excited for what the future will bring 😉”
Static-X’s most recent studio album, Cult of Static, was released in 2009.
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