Michale Graves

Michale Graves
Michale kicked in the door of the music scene in 1995 as the lead singer and songwriter of one of the most legendary punk rock bands of all time, "The Misfits". Third of 3 videos; his song "Scream" was directed by George A. Romero, the same man who directed "Night Of The Living Dead".
Michale appeared in Romero's film "Bruiser" performing "Fiend Without A Face" which was also penned by Graves specifically for Romero's film. Michale continued to tour as usual aside of the days that he spent appearing and wrestling on Ted Turners' WCWs' Monday Nitro, Thursday Thunder and a pair of pay-per-views.
Michale left "The Misfits" in 2001. He independently released a solo record entitled "Graves, Web Of Dharma" supported by two American Tours. In 2003, Michale embarked on a new project called "Gotham Rd. The band has played hundreds of dates on the U.S. Club circuit.
In January of 2006 Michale announced a 55 city tour to promote Arkansas death row inmate Damien Echols book called, "Almost Home".
2006 also saw the release of Michale's sophomore solo album.
Upon completion of that tour Michale created a short film entitled "The Blackness and The Forest" that told the story of his "Almost Home Campaign" and the work he continues to do for The West Memphis Three. Partnering with SOS Records in 2007, Michale released "Illusions" featuring 5 songs with lyrics written by Damien Echols. A national acoustic tour soon followed to rave reviews.
Michale appears in "Perkins 14" as "Eric Ross" directed by Craig Singer as part of Horrorfests "8 Films To Die For". His song "Blackbird" was recorded for the film. Michale also recorded new songs written and inspired by his filming experience filming on location in Romania including a collaboration with one of the films stars Patrick O'Kane. Those songs along with live tracks from the acoustic Illusions tour were released in October 2008.
Michale currently plays in a band with Marky Ramone of "The Ramones" called "Blitzkrieg". The band continues touring the world playing the classic songs that led up to the induction of "The Ramones" into the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame and the honoring of the bands legacy by awarding them a Grammy for Lifetime Acheivement.
Graves also has his own talk radio show called "The Radio Deadly Show" on Blogtalkradio.com



The Blackness and The Forest