Niagara: vocals

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Niagara, born Lynn Rovner in 1955, was the lead vocalist of Destroy All Monsters. A member from the beginning to the end, Niagara studied art at the Cranbrook Academy of Art , The Banff Center in Canada , and the University of Michigan art school.

Read or Buy Her Biography

Niagara in the News:

http://www.pussycatmagazine.com/picks/interview/niagaradetroit.html

http://www.metrotimes.com/editorial/story.asp?id=8539

 

Mike Kelley: drums/tapes

 

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Photo: Mike Kelley's Craft Morphology Flow Chart

Mike Kelley lives and works in Los Angeles. Visit his website here

Cary Loren: vocals/guitar

After leaving Destroy All Monsters, Carey Loren moved to Los Angeles, making a name for himself as an important figure in the fine arts. In the summer of 1982, Loren and his wife opened BookBeat, a nationally recognized independent bookstore. BookBeat is located in Oak Park, Michigan and specializes in art related subjects

John Sinclair on Corey Loren:

"…he's been running the bookstore with his wife for the past 25 years and shows no sign of slowing down. He's published facsimile editions of my mimeographed Artists Workshop Press books from the mid-1960s, This Is Our Music and Meditations: A Suite for John Coltrane, and resurrected my journals from 1963 from my archive at the University of Michigan to publish a book called Peyotemind plus a CD of the text performed with his band Monster Island…"

(http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/johnsinclair/summer_2007/1185924720/tpod.html)

Read his manifesto

Read his WEB OF ETERNITY from Blastitude

Larry Miller: guitar

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Larry, who plays guitar left-handed and upside down, performs children's songs and stories in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

 

Ben Miller: saxophone

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Ben Miller is currently the guitarist and vocalist in the band Third Border in Brooklyn, New York.

An Interview with Ben

Jim Shaw: guitar

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Photo: Jim Shaw performing in Tokyo

Like Kelley, Jim went to Los Angeles after quitting Destroy All Monsters. His work is currently the subject of a traveling retrospective.

 

Rob King: drums

 

For more information on Rob King, click here.

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