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<\/p>\nThe bassist and sound engineer sadly died over the weekend following a short illness<\/p>\n
Marcin Nowak(Image: fibbermagees.ie\/Instagram)<\/p>\n
Tributes have poured in for “fine musician” and “gentleman” Marcin Nowak who worked at Fibber’s for many years.<\/p>\n
The bassist and sound engineer, who was originally from Poland, died over the weekend following a short illness. The 45-year-old was a familiar face in Fibbers over the years and also worked as a freelance engineer.<\/p>\n
Fibber Magees paid tribute to Marcin, writing online: “Gone too soon. Thank you for every show, every song and every moment behind the sound desk. Rock on wherever you are.”<\/p>\n
The Keep Metal Facebook page also paid tribute to Marcin, writing: “The metal community is mourning the loss of Marcin Nowak, Polish bassist, sound engineer, and longtime live audio professional, who has passed away after a short illness. He was 45.<\/p>\n
“Marcin Nowak built a respected career in the Polish metal scene as a bassist, performing with bands including Dimension, Misteria, Mysteria, Thy Worshiper, and Xerosun. His recordings ranged from early underground demos to full-length albums, earning him recognition for his musicianship and dedication to extreme metal.<\/p>\n
“Beyond the stage, Marcin was also a talented sound engineer and FOH audio specialist. After many years working at Fibbers, he continued his career as a freelance engineer before joining the team at *eq*, where he spent his final year.<\/p>\n
“Rest in peace, Marcin. Thank you for your music, your professionalism, and your lasting contribution to the metal scene.”<\/p>\n
Another friend penned a touching tribute online, saying: “A lovely human being and a fine musician and a great technical ability to get others music moving.<\/p>\n
“In recent years I met him nearly every day and chatted. Always in fine form and did the impossible by cheering me up.<\/p>\n
“A real shock to hear of his death. A loss to the world and the small misfit community we all belong to. He won’t be forgotten and I’ll miss my old mate every time I mic up and amp. Rest in Peace.”<\/p>\n
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