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Screaming Mad Dee Frederick, Maryland
Dee Calhoun was the final voice of doom metal legends Iron Man, and fronts metal band Spiral
Grave.
Dee has released four albums on Argonauta Records: "Rotgut" (2016), "Go to the Devil" (2018), "Godless" (2020), & “Old Scratch Comes to Appalachia” (2023). He also released the independent EP "A Dream Within a Dream" (2020).
In addition to music, Dee is a published author and does voiceover work.
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