Dead Soul Tribe Biography
Dead Soul Tribe is a band founded by Devon Graves. "Devon Graves" is actually a pseudonym of Buddy Lackey (Psychotic Waltz). Although in his previous band, Lackey was simply the vocalist, with Dead Soul Tribe he proves himself to be multi-talented. Not only did he write all the music and lyrics for the group's 2002 self-titled debut, but he also handles guitar, bass, keyboard, percussion, flute, and, of course, vocal duties. To fill out the lineup, Graves recruited drummer Adel Moustafa, bassist Roland Ivenz, and guitarist Volker Wilschko. ~ Gary Hill, All Music Guide
Popular Biographies:
James harry Biography: Harry James was one of the most outstanding instrumentalists of the swing era, employing a bravura playing style that made his trumpet work instantly identifiable. He was also one of the most popular...
Wheat Biography: Decidedly low-key band Wheat's dreamy sound owes a lot to the shoegazing bands of late-'90s England. Formed in 1996, the band turned away from marketing themselves, instead exercising their creative...
Holy terror Biography: Following his exit from Agent Steel in 1986, guitarist Kurt Colfelt changed the spelling of his name to Kilfelt and started a new band called Holy Terror with vocalist Keith Deen,...
Grizzly bear Biography: Grizzly Bear began as a home recording project for Boston-bred experimentalist Edward Droste, the son of an elementary school teacher, who laid the groundwork for the band's otherworldly...
Celebrate the nun Biography: During the mid-'80s, numerous synth pop acts dreamed of becoming the next Depeche Mode. Celebrate the Nun could have been buried in the glut of Depeche Mode doppelgangers; however, top-drawer...
Infected mushroom Biography: Mining Israelian Goa trance of its hottest intensities, Infected Mushroom remain one of the Middle East's biggest international cult successes. Erez Aizen's cheap background in obsessed bedroom...
Marshall law Biography: Formed in heavy metal's birth-city of Birmingham, England, Marshall Law arrived at a time -- the late 1980's -- when pure, unadulterated heavy metal had taken a noticeable back seat to...
Jungle brothers Biography: Although they predated the jazz-rap innovations of De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest, and Digable Planets, the Jungle Brothers were never able to score with either rap fans or mainstream audiences,...