Kevorkian Death Cycle
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Kevorkian Death Cycle is an American electro-industrial ensemble from Riverside established in 1992. The group consists of the musicians Ryan Gribbin, Roger Jarvis, Rob Robinson, Greg Ripes, Mike J, and Sean Whiteman. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized by electro-industrial and industrial rock. The ensemble was founded as a duo by Gribbin and Jarvis under the name Grid. Their recording career began with the debut demo recording Distorted Noise Arrythmia (1992). The ensemble achieved professional recognition for assuming the name Kevorkian Death Cycle to express support for the right to die by physician-assisted suicide. Their discography included the debut studio recording Collection for Injection (1996) released on the label Ras Dva. Kevorkian Death Cycle achieved professional recognition for performing on a tour with the ensemble Spahn Ranch in 1997. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for signing with the label Metropolis Records and releasing the studio recording Dark Skies (1998). They achieved professional recognition for performing as the opening act for the ensemble Front 242 and performing on a tour with the ensemble Front Line Assembly. Their recording career included the studio recording A + 0 [m] (1999) which featured the song âRelaxâ (1999). The recording achieved professional recognition for reaching number 7 on the CMJ RPM Charts in the United States. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for performing on the "Free Jack" tour of North America in 1999. Kevorkian Death Cycle achieved professional recognition for the studio recording God Am I (2013) and the single âMind Decayâ (2013). Their discography included the single âDistorted Religionâ (2014) and the studio recording I Am God (2015).
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