Bradford Cox hit by car - Multi-talented singer and musician Bradford Cox has been hospitalized after being involved in a car accident.
Reports from local sources indicate that 32-year-old Bradford Cox was hit by a car on Thursday night.
The Deerhunter leadsinger was reportedly transported to the Marcus Trauma Center at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, Ga. Cox has posted several photos of himself at the hospital via Instagram on Dec.4.
The first selfie showed him wearing a neck brace on a hospital bed. The caption attached to the picture read, "was hit by a car." "Still waiting for X-ray results or any real diagnosis," he added.
The second photo posted showed Bradford Cox's father sleeping in the hospital. "Can't move much. Incredible pain," he wrote." Thank The Lord God I am here and my dad is here with me."
Details of how Bradford Cox was hit by a car and his current condition have not been disclosed. Deerhunter's management has not also issued a statement concerning the accident.
Deerhunter have released 6 studio albums together. Their most recent Monomania was released in May 2013.
Bradford Cox, who had performed with other bands, was also scheduled to release his latest solo album this year. However, it was pushed back due to undisclosed reasons. While solo Cox performs under the name Atlas Sound. The first Atlas Sound album Let the Blind Lead Those Who Can See but Cannot Feel was released in 2008.
In an interview, Bradford Cox talked about his process of making music that listeners can relate to. "Nobody wants to listen to something that sounds awkward and makes you cringe because it's real personal or idiosyncratic. People just want to hear things that sounds familiar already to them. I make really accessible pop stuff, but at the same time I have no problem making something creepy or just odd," he said.
'Bradford Cox hit by car' has made the headline in many publications. The talented singer made his big screen appearance debut last year when he starred in the Oscar-nominated film Dallas Buyers Club.
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