Its a no-brainer. A long-defunct band you grew up worshipping gets back together and chooses you to replace the original vocalist
How can you say no? Sure, therell be plenty of griping from diehard fans about how youre not the real singer. But thatll pass. At least, it did for Michale Graves, the young rocker who replaced Glenn Danzig as frontman for legendary horror-punks the Misfits. Graves knew what he was doing. While the Misfits may be back in the coffin, Graves newfound name recognition has kept him in the spotlight. And, proving hes a true misfit, Graves turned against the punk tide in 2004 by helping launch ConservativePunk.com, which is exactly what it sounds like a website for right-wing rockers. Is Graves a punk rock Rush Limbaugh? Perhaps, but hes got his own band
and much cooler makeup. Graves performs Friday at Maguires Hill 16 (535 Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale). The show starts at 10 p.m. with Death Becomes You, the Coffin Caddies, and the Dead Popes. Admission costs $10. Call 954-764-4453.
Fri., April 14
