Neil Fallon

Rock singer-songwriter and guitarist

Neil Fallon - Rock singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born

October 25th, 1971
53 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An American vocalist and guitarist, this individual co-founded the band Clutch in 1991. The band became known for its unique blend of rock, blues, and metal styles. The music frequently features thought-provoking lyrics and is recognized for energetic live performances. The band released several successful albums, with 'Blast Tyrant' being one of the most acclaimed. In addition to contributions with Clutch, this individual has collaborated on various music projects, showcasing a distinct vocal style and lyrical prowess.

Co-founded the band Clutch in 1991

Released the album 'Blast Tyrant'

Participated in various collaborations

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