Chris Dalley

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Chris Dalley is an American drummer for the new band "Implants" with Rob Ramos (Strung Out), Jim Blowers (Pulley), Chris Del Rio (Crimewave and recently bass for Ten Foot Pole) and Ken Conte (Brown Lobster Tank and Tank). He recently left Voodoo Glow Skulls after almost 3 years to dedicate himself full time to the "Implants". When his schedule allow he still tours with Ten Foot Pole.

He was born is Covina, California on June 10. ^{[citation needed]} Dalley played with several bands (he was the original drummer for Zero Down with Jim Cherry) before he joined Ten Foot Pole in October 2004. In September 2006, Dalley was asked to join Death By Stereo replacing Todd Hennig who left the band to pursue other creative endeavours.^[1] He filled in for Zebrahead in the UK due to the injury of their regular drummer. In November 2009, Chris was asked to join Voodoo Glow Skulls midway through their part on the Ska is Dead tour. He was asked to join permanently in January 2010

Discography

Implants - From Chaos to Order (2013)
Voodoo Glow Skulls - Break the Spell (2012)
Death By Stereo – Death Is My Only Friend (2009)
Ten Foot Pole - 4 by 4 (2006)
Homewrecker - A Moment of Glory (2004)

References

↑ Death By Stereo drummer departs Punknews.org, Retrieved on 29 January 2008

External links

v t e Death by Stereo

Efrem Schulz Dan Palmer Paul Miner Tyler Rebbe Jarrod Alexander Jim Miner Mike Cambra

Former members	Ian Fowles Keith Barney Tim "Tito" Owens Tim Bender Todd Hennig

Studio albums	If Looks Could Kill, I'd Watch You Die Day of the Death Into the Valley of Death Death for Life Death Is My Only Friend Black Sheep of the American Dream

Live albums	Death Alive

EPs	7" Split with Ensign

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Name	Dalley, Chris
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Short description	American musician
Date of birth	1977
Place of birth	Covina, California
Date of death
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