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Its graphical and technological prowess surprised me from the first moment, and although its wall-running mechanics aren't notably complex, they are fluid and entertaining, especially due to the ...

Peter Forrest — who, as P. Fluid, was lead singer and frontman of the pioneering Black rock band 24/7 Spyz — has died at the age of 64. On Jan. 14th, Forrest’s body was found badly beaten in ...

He formed a new band, the P. Fluid Foundation, and later rejoined 24-7 Spyz for 1995’s Temporarily Disconnected, released exclusively in Europe due to the band’s popularity there.

Peter Forrest, better known in the music world as onetime 24-7 Spyz frontman P. Fluid, was discovered beaten to death Monday (Jan. 13) in New York City. Per The New York Daily News, the 64-year ...

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Kristian Camilleri is an associate professor of history and philosophy of science at the University of Melbourne, Australia, and author of Heisenberg and the Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics.