Artist description A Rock 'n Roll band that's heavily influenced by Horror. The EverDead musical sound varies from of punk and rockabilly, to goth and metal, often melding the genres together.

Music Style Dark/Horror Rock

Musical Influences Glenn Danzig (DANZIG, Samhain, The Misfits), The Damned, The Dwarves, Type O Negative, & AFI

Similar Artists Cancerslug, Blitzkid, Mister Monster, The Cryptkeeper Five, Son Of Sam

Artist History The Badlands of Michigan is a place known to very few living mortals. Always overcast, this desert of black sand is an endless graveyard inhabited by sinister demons, ghoulish pirates, demonic ninjas, the living dead, and other foul creatures of the night. Overlooking this dreary landscape is a dark temple that pulses with a bleeding light. This evil temple is known only as Giznad. Since the dawn of time the Dark Monks of Giznad have prophesized and awaited an event they refer to as the Dark Gathering. It is wispered that the Dark Gathering is a gathering of evil beings that will unite to form something truly unholy... a dark rock band that will use it's music to spread the tales and legends contained within the temple's vile blood scrolls. In March of the year 2000 A.D., under the light of the crimson full moon, the monk's eerie chants were answered and the Dark Gathering took place at last. An unholy ensemble of characters gathered at the temple and formed the dark rock band of legend. They formed The EverDead.

Group Members The Baron - bass/backing vocals, Adam Draven - vocals, Michael Mortis - keyboards/backing vocals, Rodney Repulsive - guitars/backing vocals, Sam Bones - guitars/backing vocals, Bludlux - drums

Albums Slumber Party Massacre 2

Press Reviews The Golden State Gazette- "They're everthing you'd ever want in a band, and they're incredibly handsome!"

Additional Info Record Label: Antidote Records http://www.antidoterecords.net

Location Grand Rapids, MI - USA

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