Matt Deis
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Matt Deis | |
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Occupation(s) | Bassist |
Years active | 2003 | –present
Member of | All That Remains, Thompson Square |
Formerly of | CKY |
Matt Deis is an American bass guitarist. Originally from
Early life
Deis lived in
CKY
In 2005, Deis auditioned for and subsequently joined CKY. He has since toured across the United States, Australia and Europe with the band.
In 2010, Deis departed CKY stating he was unable to commit to the band while experiencing health issues.
In 2015, Deis reunited with CKY for a concert in Cleveland, Ohio which benefited the family of Ryan Dunn. CKY then entered the studio with Deis to record the album The Phoenix. Deis appeared in the music videos for the songs "Head For a Breakdown", "Replaceable", and "Wiping Off the Dead". In the summer of 2019, Deis released a statement outlining his departure for the band and offering his support and thanks to the band, their crew, and their fans.[3]
Discography
- All That Remains – This Darkened Heart (March 2004) – bass and piano
- The Autumn Offering – Revelations of the Unsung (July 2004) – piano on "Revelations"
- CKY – Live at Mr. Smalls (2007) – bass
- CKY – Carver City (May 2009) – bass on "Hellions on Parade", "The Boardwalk Body", "Imaginary Threats", "Karmaworks", and bass/keyboards on "Stripped Your Speech"
- CKY – The Phoenix (June 2017) – bass, synthesizers
- CKY – Too Precious to Kill (2018) – bass, synthesizers
- Mass Theory – ‘’Diamond Dust (2021)’’ – bass on “And Lose Yourself”, “I Implore You”, “Crooked Hands”, “Numbers”, and “Lucidavidity”
References
- ^ Sweetwater (May 11, 2022). "Rig Tour: All That Remains Bassist, Matt Deis". inSync. Retrieved November 15, 2023.
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- ^ Johnson, Kevin (June 5, 2019). "Matt Deis Leaves CKY". No Treble. Retrieved October 8, 2021.