Michale Graves

Born in 1975, in Dumont, New Jersey, little is known about Michale Graves' early life. When he was 19, in the fall of 1995, he was recording a demo with his band Mopes. He spotted an advert in a newspaper, that the Misfits were auditioning new singers. He leapt at the chance, officially joining the Misfits on Halloween, 1995. In 1996, The Misfits released their first album since Danzig left in 1983, called "American Psycho" and it was here Michale cut his teeth in the music business. The Misfits' next release was "Evil Live II" a compilation of Misfits songs performed live by this new Graves-Era Misfits. October 1999 saw The Misfits record and release their second studio album with Graves, entitled "Famous Monsters". That year, Japan's premier rock publication "Burrn Magazine" voted Michale "Vocalist of the Year." Michale appeared alongside the other Misfits in a small number of films, usually in small roles, as well as a short stint wrestling on WCW's "Monday Night Nitro" In early 2