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Perry Mitchell Grayson is the founder and mastermind of Falcon, founded 2002. The trio consists of Perry Grayson (Destiny’s End, etc), Greg Lindstrom (Cirith Ungol) and Darin McCloskey (Pale Divine, etc). Greg thanks him for pulling him out of musical retirement after twenty years! He has also contributed a lot to this website. He has also been in various bands before. Destiny’s End – Transition has artwork of Gerald Brom, he is known as under others, Elric.
Websites
- Bandcamp
- Peregrine’s Prattle
- MySpace
- The Falcon’s Fortess
- Falcon website
- Facebook page
- Contribute at Hot Metal Online
Other Bands
- Stormhaven (1995 – 1996)
- Destiny’s End (Guitar from Aug. 1997 to April 2001)
- Artisan (Guitar & Vox from June 2000 to September 2003)
- Isen Torr (Guitar & Backing Vox from July 2003 to Present)
- Moonshine (short period, 21 Jan 2010 to 18 May 2010)
- Pale Divine (Bass, 2005-2008 ?)
- Perry Grayson & Friends (2011-2020 ?)
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- Stormhaven, 1996
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- Destiny’s End – Breathe Deep The Dark (1998)
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- Destiny’s End – Holy Dio (A Tribute To The Voice Of Metal: Ronnie James Dio) (1999)
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- Destiny’s End – Transition (2001)
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- Artisan – Demo/EP (2003)
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- Clark Ashton Smith – The Hashish-Eater & Other Poems (2004)
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- Isen Torr – Mighty & Superior (2004)
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- Pale Divine - Crimson Tears (2008)
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- Death – Individual Thought Patterns (1993/remake 2011)
Contributed
Tsathoggua Press publisher (from 1994), Metal Maniacs (1999-2009), Heavy Rockin’ Raw radio show host (2018-2019)
As a writer I’ve contributed to such diverse outlets as Scream Factory, Necrofile, Other Dimensions, Crypt of Cthulhu, Snakepit, Fungi, Psychedelic, Snap Pop!, Emptywords.org, Bangmusic.com
I served as editor on chapbooks such as The Eye above the Mantel, The Darkling Tide and Escape from Tomorrow by Frank Belknap Long, Clark Ashton Smith: The Sorcerer Departs by Donald Sidney Fryer and The First World Fantasy Convention: The Interviews.