One man who's out to wash the brains of the world.

Join Minkus, in his crusade to free the hearts and minds of all mankind.

The Dead Snake project began in the late twentieth century. The singer/songwriter, known in the streets of South Bend, Indiana, only as Minkus, hit the scene setting it ablaze with his Friday night, open jam frenzies. Tributes to Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix, along with the occasional Alice Cooper and Nirvana covers filled the air of the local taverns and coffee houses every weekend. But amazingly what turned the heads of the eye twitching, caffeine infested younglings was the sound of Minkus' original acoustic jams. The drunks stared on in amazement as he sang about the future world to come mixed with a cocktail of his everyday life experiences and philosophies.

In time, a Grungy, Bluesy, Funk trio was formed and was not named until the night of their first gig. On that night, twenty minutes before they went on, Dead Snake was born.

Between then and now, the faces have changed but the music's the same. During the years 2001 to 2004, the band became known as Minkus. New Seattle drummer, G-Mil, decided to hit the skins for awhile. You can hear him work his magic on the songs Born, Lab Rats and When The Planets Are Aligned.

The band, Minkus disbanded in 2004 but the project known as Dead Snake is alive again.  The artist, Minkus is now persuing other opportunities and will eventually have new material to post.