David Draiman
David Draiman is a heavy metal vocalist from Chicago who first gained attention as the frontman for Disturbed. That band's debut album "The Sickness" came out...
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David Draiman is a heavy metal vocalist from Chicago who first gained attention as the frontman for Disturbed. That band's debut album "The Sickness" came out in 2000 and established his place in the genre. He later formed a side project called Device, which released its first album "Transcendence" in 2013.
Draiman's voice has a distinctive quality that works for both the aggressive style of Disturbed and the somewhat different approach of Device. The song "Forsaken" shows how he can deliver intensity while keeping the melody clear. His stage presence has sometimes drawn attention beyond just the music.
He's worked with musicians like Will Hunt on drums and Geno Lenardo on guitar in Device. The project gave him room to try things that didn't quite fit with Disturbed's established sound. It wasn't a permanent replacement, just another outlet.
Draiman has been performing for over two decades now, mostly sticking to the heavy metal world he entered with Disturbed.
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