Bob Bryar, Former My Chemical Love Drummer, Dead at 44 

Bob Bryar— the dummer for My Chemical Love from 2004 to 2014– has actually passed away … TMZ has actually discovered.

Police sources inform TMZ … Bryar was discovered dead in his Tennessee home Tuesday after last being seen alive on November 4.

There is no nasty play presumed, we’re informed, due to the fact that all of Bryar’s weapons and music devices in the home were left unblemished.

Animal Control pertained to your house after the body– which we’re informed was terribly disintegrated– was found and took 2 pet dogs away. The medical inspector is examining the cause and way of Bryar’s death.

Bryar initially satisfied the My Chemical Love team while they were on trip with The Utilized in 2004 … and formally changed Matt Pelissier quickly after they launched their album “3 Cheers For Sugary Food Vengeance.”

Bryar played drums on the 2006 album “The Black Parade”– maybe the group’s most popular record– and composed tunes for the group’s 2010 entry “Risk Days: The Real Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys.”

Nevertheless, before ‘Risk Days’ was launched, Bryar left the group … dealing with other bands over the next couple of years before revealing he was transitioning from the music market to realty.

In 2020, he appeared at a remembrance for and blogged about late Rush drummer, Neil Peart … speaking about his youth love of and subsequent relationship with the drummer.

In the years because leaving the group, Bryar has individuals online after confessing that he experienced self-destructive ideas several times because leaving MCR.

While My Chemical Love is set up to go on trip next year, Bob was not part of the group returning to play. To date, he’s the longest-tenured drummer in band history.

Bryar was 44.