Suicide Silence Singer Mitch Lucker Dies After Motorcycle Accident

Heavy-metal band member was ejected off of his Harley after colliding into a light pole in Huntington Beach last night

It's a sad day for metal music fans. 

Suicide Silence's lead singer Mitch Lucker was pronounced dead this morning following a severe motorcycle accident last night in Huntington Beach, Calif., E! News confirms. 

He was 28 years old. 

According to the Huntington Beach Police Department's press release, Lucker lost control of his black 2013 Harley Davidson and collided into a light pole at 8:55 p.m., which ejected him from his motorcycle. 

His Harley continued going down the street and hit a black 2007 Nissan Titan pickup truck. The occupants of the truck and nearby trick-or-treaters were not injured. Unfortunately, the same could not be said for Lucker.

The rocker sustained severe injuries and was treated on scene by Huntington Beach Fire Department paramedics, who transported him to the UCI Medical Center, where he later died.

Whether or not alcohol was a fact has yet to be determined. Police are still investigating the matter. 

"There's no easy way to say this. R.I.P. Mitchell Adam Lucker - We Love You Brother," the band's Twitter page tweeted. "There will be a candlelight vigil held for Mitch tonight at 8pm in Huntington Beach at Main St. & 12th. Open to all."

The last known photo of Lucker is an Instagram shot that he tweeted yesterday of his Day of the Dead costume, where he says, "The dead are living..."