Heavyskies San Jose, California
Chris Dauenhauer and Gabriel Moreira met in middle school, forging a bond via the music of bands like Metallica, Black Sabbath, Slayer and Iron Maiden. Together with drummer Josh Josten and bassist Matt Barnhart, their musical influences spread to most every music genre however, they always returned to their metal roots. Call it ,heavy metal, thrash metal, stoner metal...its HEAVYSKIES! Enjoy! ... more
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