Chris Cockrell

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Chris Cockrell is an American musician, who played bass on Sons of Kyuss as part of a band of the same name, later shortened to just Kyuss. He went on to play in the band Solarfeast, who released "Gossamer" in 1995.

His latest work is under the alias 'Vic du Monte', releasing "Persona Non Grata" and "Prey for the City" (as Vic du Monte's Idiot Prayer) in 2005 on Duna Records (founded by Brant Bjork, ex-band mate from Kyuss).

Kyuss
John Garcia | Josh Homme
Bass: Chris Cockrell | Nick Oliveri | Scott Reeder
Drums: Alfredo Hernandez | Brant Bjork
Discography
Studio albums: Sons of Kyuss (1990) | Wretch (1991) | Blues for the Red Sun (1992) | Welcome to Sky Valley (1994) | ...And the Circus Leaves Town (1995)
Split EPs: Shine! (1996) | Kyuss/Queens of the Stone Age (1997)
Compilations: Muchas Gracias: The Best of Kyuss (2000)
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Stoner rock | Desert rock | Queens of the Stone Age | Hermano | Fu Manchu | Unida | Slo Burn
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