Memorial Show Announced For EARLY GRAVES Vocalist MAKH DANIELS

August 5, 2010

A benefit and memorial show has been planned for Makh Daniels, vocalist of EARLY GRAVES, who tragically passed away on Monday (August 2) in a van accident while on tour in Oregon. Everyone is encouraged to come and show support for someone who dedicated his life to touring and the metal scene and help with the costs involved with this tragedy. All proceeds from the door and a percentage of profits from the bar will be donated to Makh's family.

Friday, August 6
The Bamboo Lounge
14308 Telegraph Road
Whittier, CA 90604
21+ and over
$5 donation
8 p.m. - 2:00 a.m.

Live performances from:

ANTAGONIST
EXHAUSTED PRAYER
DESTROY JUDAS
+ 2 more special guests

Those of you who can't make it to the show, or are from another part of the country and would still like to contribute to the family, you can make a donation at this location.

EARLY GRAVES' sophomore album, "Goner", was released on June 22 via Ironclad/Metal Blade Records. The follow-up to 2008's "We: The Guillotine" was recorded at Louder Studios (MELVINS, WOLVES IN THE THRONE ROOM, SAVIOURS) by Tim Green (THE FUCKING CHAMPS, NATION OF ULYSSES) and mastered by John Golden at Golden Mastering. The artwork was created by Nat Damm Design (MONOTONIX, AKIMBO, THE FUCKING WRATH).

"Goner" is described in a press release as "a ragged, pissed off amalgamation of heavy self-medication, year-long blackouts and all the depression of an a thousand-yard stare. . . Combining the best elements of HELLACOPTERS/TURBONEGRO rock n' roll with BLACK FLAG- and BAD BRAINS-inspired hardcore with a crushing balance of both MORBID ANGEL's heaviness and the raw intensity of power violence pioneers DROPDEAD and MASSKONTROLL, EARLY GRAVES have set the bar for complete, unhinged self destruction."

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