David Galas Norway, Michigan
Current member of the band, LYCIA. David began in the late 80's recording post-punk and experimental music. David joined LYCIA in 1993 and left the band in 1996. In 1999 he began writing solo material. He released 3 solo albums until rejoining LYCIA in 2013 to help record "A Line That Connects". ... more
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