Artist description Tall, lanky, rarely violent.

Artist History I grew up in a castle in Eastern Europe back in the 1700's. Around 1863 I decided to stop bothering the local villagers...stealing women and children and all that rot...and devote more time to my music. Bored of the incredibly crappy art scene in the Carpathian Mountains, I felt it was high time to bail and head for new lands. So in the Summer of 1896 I snuck...snuck...is that a word? Snuck? I SNEEKED aboard a ship bound for the New World with some possesions and a few friends packed tightly in a long, semi-rectangular wooden box. Er...yeah. So when the ship finally arrived (minus the crew) at this totally 3rd rate fishing village in New England (I mean, please!), I was still bloody famished not to mention in terrible need of a thorough de-lousing (ick) and some serious spa TLC if you know what I mean (can you say "boat rash"?). We've all been there. Over the next hundred years or so I just sort of flapped around, roosting here and there for short periods of time. Always feeling a little unwanted, you know. Finally I found the beautiful mountains of Asheville, or they found me I guess. I've played with some bands around here but I feel like I'm more of a one man act. It seems most people I've worked with have cited, "You suck" as a major reason for not wanting to play with me for long. They were right, I realize now, but at least it was more personal and less musical. These days I write all the music and lyrics but do collaborate from time to time with a few good friends who have a lot in common with me...musically and otherwise. I'm just beginning to perform again in live settings around town and am hoping to develop a more positive reputation...as a songwriter, anyway. That's about all. Oh, and I have some really impressive looking hounds who lurk about my property here so if you want to come visit, call first. I love guests. -Doss

Location Asheville, NC - USA

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