The YouTube channel Soft White Underbelly features interviews with “people who are frequently invisible in society-the unhoused, the sex worker, the chronic drug user, the runaway, the gang member, the poor and the sick.” A new episode on the channel posted three days ago features Cameron Heacock, former frontman of the Minneapolis nu-metal band American Head Charge. In the 45-minute interview, Heacock’s first public appearance in seven years, he discusses his current life: unhoused, living on the streets of Los Angeles, addicted to fentanyl. The post American Head Charge Frontman Resurfaces To Discuss Addiction Struggle With Soft White Underbelly appeared first on Stereogum.