Dan Lilker

American bassist and music composer

Dan Lilker - American bassist and music composer
Born

October 18th, 1964
60 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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Prominent in the heavy metal and punk rock music scenes, contributed significantly as a bassist and songwriter. Formed the influential band Nuclear Assault in 1986, gaining recognition for its aggressive style and socially conscious lyrics. Previously played in other notable bands such as Anthrax and Brutal Truth, showcasing versatility across various sub-genres. Engaged in several musical projects, continuously pushing the boundaries of extreme metal.

Co-founded Nuclear Assault

Played with Anthrax

Contributed to Brutal Truth

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