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'''''Gary Chambers''''' (1958  – 13 October 2008), known as Gus Chambers, was a musician from Coventry, England. He was most known as lead vocalist of Grip Inc.
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'''''Gary Chambers''''' (1958  – 13 October 2008).Gus Chambers, was a musician from Coventry, England.  
  
He took over vocals (from Terry Hall who left to form The Specials) in Coventry Punk band The Squad (formed late 1977). They released their first single Red Alert in 1978. Terry Hall had helped pen several of the tracks on the first single (before he left).
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He was most known as lead vocalist of [[Grip Inc.]]
  
After relocating to Los Angeles, Chambers formed band Sons of Damnation. During summer 1993, Gus Chambers met Waldemar Sorychta, who along with former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo formed Grip Inc. The band released four critically acclaimed groove metal albums.
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Gus took over vocals (from Terry Hall) in Coventry Punk band '''''The Squad''''' (formed late 1977). They released their first single ''Red Alert'' in 1978. <BR/>
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Terry Hall had helped pen several of the tracks on the first single before he left.
  
Because of lack of Grip's touring, Chambers formed punk-rock band Squad 21, based in Dortmund, Germany, releasing an album. Band's name is a play of The Squad and 21 Guns where Chambers played during his early career. Later, he joined German power metal band Squealer and released one album under moniker Squealer A.D. in 2006.
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After relocating to Los Angeles, Chambers formed band '''''Sons of Damnation'''''. During summer 1993, Gus Chambers met [[Waldemar Sorychta]], who along with former [[Slayer]] drummer [[Dave Lombardo]] formed Grip Inc. The band released four critically acclaimed metal albums.
  
Gus Chambers was found dead on 13 October 2008.''(accidental death because of mixture of his medication and alcohol)''
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Because of lack of Grip's touring, Chambers formed punk-rock band '''''Squad 21''''', based in Dortmund, Germany, releasing an album. Band's name is a play of '''''The Squad''''' and '''''21 Guns''''' where Chambers played during his early career. Later, he joined German metal band '''''Squealer''''' and released one album, ''[[Squealer A.D]].'' in 2006.
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Gus Chambers was found dead on 13 October 2008.''(accidental death due to mixture of his medication and alcohol)''
 
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Gary Chambers (1958 – 13 October 2008).Gus Chambers, was a musician from Coventry, England.

He was most known as lead vocalist of Grip Inc.

Gus took over vocals (from Terry Hall) in Coventry Punk band The Squad (formed late 1977). They released their first single Red Alert in 1978.
Terry Hall had helped pen several of the tracks on the first single before he left.

After relocating to Los Angeles, Chambers formed band Sons of Damnation. During summer 1993, Gus Chambers met Waldemar Sorychta, who along with former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo formed Grip Inc. The band released four critically acclaimed metal albums.

Because of lack of Grip's touring, Chambers formed punk-rock band Squad 21, based in Dortmund, Germany, releasing an album. Band's name is a play of The Squad and 21 Guns where Chambers played during his early career. Later, he joined German metal band Squealer and released one album, Squealer A.D. in 2006.

Gus Chambers was found dead on 13 October 2008.(accidental death due to mixture of his medication and alcohol)