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Kory Clarke
Kory Clarke is the frontman for the metal band Warrior Soul, which he co-founded with bassist Mark Evans in 1987. Their debut album 'Last Decade Dead Century'...
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Kory Clarke is the frontman for the metal band Warrior Soul, which he co-founded with bassist Mark Evans in 1987. Their debut album 'Last Decade Dead Century' arrived that same year, known for its confrontational lyrics. The band's 1991 album 'Drugs, God and the New Republic' included the single 'The Wasteland,' which found some mainstream attention.
Warrior Soul split briefly in the early 1990s but reunited for shows in 2000 and released 'Cocaine and Other Good Stuff' in 2003. Clarke has also worked on solo material, including songs like 'Devil's Highway' and 'Freak.'
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