GWAR frontman releases statement

GWAR frontman Oderus Urungus has issued a statement following uproar from conservative press and alleged death threats leveled at the band.

Australians for Constitutional Monarchy labeled the group’s presence in the country for Soundwave a “gross abuse of hospititality.”

Subsequently, Oderus has written the following:

"Quoth Oderus, front-thing of GWAR and affirmed head-chopper, "We were just playing our show in Brisbane and this guy with giant ears wanders out onstage and tells us to go back to Antarctica, so naturally I removed his head from his shoulders. But what was really surprising was that it grew back and I had to chop it off again at Sydney Soundwave. So we are waiting to see what happens tonight. Will it grow back again? Will it come back as a Koala bear? And what about the poor Queen? We chopped her tits off and stomped the royal baby to death, and all people seem to care about is this Abbott guy. I tell you this, if you could harvest the power of the wind with this dude's ears, then you could create a machine that would move time and space and enable all the asylum seekers to enjoy Caesar salad every night. And also not have dogs set on them.”

Catch GWAR on the remaining Soundwave dates.