Leper

There are multiple bands called Leper. 1) Leper is a Canadian anarchist ska-crust band on Creepcore Records who often cover topics such as the vagrant life, the KKK, and homelessness all in a unique style blending oppressively slow reggae grooves with apocalytpic, world's end visions and dark sonic brutality. Their myspace: www.myspace.com/lepercreepcore Leper are a misanthropic and very radical anarcho-primitivist blackened crust band, featuring some members of Iskra. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There are multiple bands called Leper. 1) Leper is a Canadian anarchist ska-crust band on Creepcore Records who often cover topics such as the vagrant life, the KKK, and homelessness all in a unique style blending oppressively slow reggae grooves with apocalytpic, world's end visions and dark sonic brutality. Their myspace: www.myspace.com/lepercreepcore Leper are a misanthropic and very radical anarcho-primitivist blackened crust band, featuring some members of Iskra. 2) Leper is also an alternative/ industrial/goth band from Chicago, Illinois that has an eclectic approach to their song writing. An edgier Cure, a darker Pink Floyd with NIN style drums. No stranger to the goth scene Leper uses driving keys, brooding guitar and hauntingly melodic vocals to orchestrate a compelling sound combining elements of goth, Industrial, dance & rock while generally exuding the shadowy emotional spookiness that defines a goth band, Leper’s influences and inspiration are drawn from many different sources creating a musical tapestry woven with the threads of despair, struggle and redemption. Formed in 2000 by vocalist/guitarist Skot Shaw - the band has gone through many incarnations and its latest one has bassist ottO Jensen, Cecily Marx on keys and Count Chuckula (http://www.soultonecymbals.com/ArtistDetail.aspx?ArtistID=790) on drums. Read more: http://www.grrrrecords.com/leper for more info and to download the new EP "Beautiful Gray Day." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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