The Deep Eynde

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The Deep Eynde
Background information
Origin	Los Angeles, United States
Genres	Death rock gothic rock horror punk
Years active	1989–2014
Labels	Apollyon Antiphone, Bomp! USA, Cargo Records
Members	Fate Fatal, Daniel Overberger, Rob Graver, Dar Larizadeh
Past members	Tim Morbid, Killjo Zapata, Reverend Ryk, Oren Karpovsky, Robert Lokerbee, Brian Pitatt, Daniel DeLeon, Justino Franco, Chris Gultry, Matt Colonna, Jae Rose (touring).
Website	The Deep Eynde official Facebook

The Deep Eynde is an American rock band from Los Angeles, California. Most known for their past theatrical live performances (which included colored plastic wrap outfits, real blood, fake abortions, live insects, worms, and an octopus suit) the band has grown in their style to encompass punk, gothic, death rock, psychobilly, and rock and roll. The band has since been an influence for the second wave of Gothic Bands in the United States.