Bob Bryar, drummer for My Chemical Romance for many years, has passed away TMZ. It is unclear when Bryar died; he was last seen on November 4 and found dead on Tuesday. It is unclear who found him.

The cause of death in Bryar’s case is unclear. Authorities say there is no foul play and Bryar’s belongings appear to be untouched in the home. TMZs The report said his remains were “poorly decomposed” at the time of discovery.

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Bryar was a member of MCR for most of their heyday and played on the album The Black Paradethe compilation Conventional weapons and the live album The Black Parade is dead!. He played on some of the band’s most beloved songs, including “Welcome to the Black Parade,” “Teenagers” and “I Don’t Love You.” He is credited as a songwriter Danger Days: the true lives of the fantastic killjoysincluding the songs “Na Na Na (Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na)” and “The Only Hope for Me Is You.”

While he didn’t play on the band’s 2004 album Three cheers for sweet revengehe appeared in music videos promoting the album (such as those for ‘Helena’ and ‘I’m Not Ok (I Promise)’) and played on the live album’s counterpart, Life at the murder scene.

Bryar had openly discussed his bouts of suicidal thoughts over the years. However, nothing inside TMZs report indicates suicide as the cause of death.

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