Rivers Cuomo's Forgotten Metal Past | Music News
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Rivers Cuomo's Forgotten Metal Past | Music News
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Rivers Cuomo, Weezer’s frontman, stunned Jimmy Fallon in a full-gold ensemble for their new ‘The Gold Album’—but the real story? His wild teenage past in a progressive metal band called Avant Garde. Back in the ’80s, Rivers rocked epic hair and idolized Metallica, Queensrÿche, and Fates Warning, practicing obsessively and sending demos hoping for fame. They were mocked as “weird guys who did music,” but by senior year, they earned begrudging respect. After moving to LA under the name Zoom, they fizzled out—until Rivers found stardom with Weezer. One ex-bandmate admitted they “just kind of sucked,” too focused on shredding over songwriting. Turns out, sometimes simplicity and melody are the secret sauce to lasting success.
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