Vic Du Monte's Persona Non Grata LP KYUSS The Desert Sessions QOTSA white vinyl
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Originally from the California Desert, songwriter Chris Cockrell a.k.a. "Vic du Monte" began his musical journey as bass player and co-founder of Kyuss, along with Brant Bjork (Brant Bjork and the Bros, FuManchu), Josh Homme (Queens Of The Stone Age, Desert Sessions), and John Garcia (Unida, Hermano).
While in Chicago, Cockrell began to take stock of his new more refined and classic musical direction by developing his new persona and anointing himself Vic du Monte.
Musically refreshed and energized by the fast-pacedurban feel of Chicago, Cockrell returned to Los Angeles to join up with old musical allies and formed Vic du Monte's idiot prayer.
On hiring the services of Producer/Musician James Childs, the line up was complete and the band began to record.
The quintet's debut record "Prey for the City" was released in Spring 2005, on Duna Records.
It's a subtle, yet in your face representation of Vic's eclectic tastes and oddities. His Idiot Prayer strips rock and roll down to its bare essentials and cranks out gritty lo-fi tunes laden with distortion, vitality, and wry observation.
This heart pounding record is carefully honed to create the best bandito street rock available without a prescription.
With the addition of Alfredo Hernandez (Kyuss/Queens of the Stoneage) on Drums, Sargon Dooman on lead Guitar, US & European tours under their belts, the band set about writing a new album to be recorded this Summer.
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