Even though British death metal throwers Bolt Thrower broke up in 2016, following the death of drummer Martin "Kiddie" Kearns at the age of 38, the band has now posted an update. Even though they didn't say much, a possible new release was teased to honor his legacy.

Bolt Thrower recently posted on their official website: "Today would have been Kiddie's 40th Birthday, it's a day of sadness, but also of great memories, and we hope you'll join us and raise a glass to an absent friend. We take comfort in the knowledge that his bloodline, and legacy as a father, will live on through his sons Leon and Max, his legacy as a man lives on in the hearts and minds of everyone who had the honour and privilege to call him their friend, and his legacy as an amazing drummer will live on through his music.

"But sadly due to various circumstances, Kiddie only ever got to release 2 albums with Bolt Thrower, despite being in the band for 20 years and playing hundreds of shows, and we owe his unswerving loyalty and drumming legacy so much more. This is a debt we'll start to pay off soon... Here's to you Kiddie! Cheers, BT."

Source:	boltthrower.com
Band profile:	Bolt Thrower