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Eric Clayton was born on 1 December, 1967 in California, United States, is an American singer-songwriter. Discover Eric Clayton's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 56 years old?

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Occupation Singer-songwriter, producer
Age 56 years old
Zodiac Sign Sagittarius
Born 1 December, 1967
Birthday 1 December
Birthplace California, United States
Nationality United States

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1967

Eric Clayton (born December 1, 1967) is an American singer-songwriter, musician, and producer, best known for his work in the influential symphonic gothic metal group Saviour Machine which he formed with his brother Jeff Clayton in 1989.

Eric Clayton is notable for his deep baritone operatic vocals, and is known for his theatrical live performances and dark, peculiar appearances and masks.

1993

Eric Clayton's most ambitious work has been Saviour Machine, which released two studio albums Saviour Machine I (1993) and Saviour Machine II (1994) before starting the Legend trilogy that strictly focuses on the end times, Book of Revelation and prophecies about the biblical apocalypse.

1997

In 1997 Saviour Machine performed at Wacken Open Air, the biggest exclusively metal music festival in the world.

Clayton had been working on and off on the last album in the Legend series, Legend Part III:II, which should have been the last Saviour Machine album.

Clayton compiled The Collective Journals (1997–2009) released in 2010 available at the band website, but soon after performing a handful of unplugged Saviour Machine-shows in The Netherlands and Germany.

2003

The band has also released a compilation album titled Synopsis (2003), the live albums Live in Deutschland 1995 and Live in Deutschland 2002.

Both were also filmed and released on VHS and DVD format.

The band was originally signed to Christian metal label Frontline Records but gothic metal in all its visual appearance was misunderstood in US Christian scenes, and eventually Saviour Machine began work with MCM Music and Massacre Records, labels based in Germany where the band was more popular than in US.

2007

The album was supposed to be released on July 7, 2007, but was postponed due to Clayton's esophageal condition called Barrett's Esophagus which was diagnosed in 2004 but eventually got worse.

During the downtime of Saviour Machine, Clayton occasionally performed guest vocals and produced albums by other bands.

2012

In 2012, he performed the voice of the "Ratking" in the animated film, Strawinsky and the Mysterious House.

The Animator/Producer/Director of the film, David Hutter, revealed on the film's website that he is a fan of Saviour Machine.

2013

In 2013, Clayton officially broke up Savior Machine, abandoned the unfinished Legend-project, and retired from the music business.

2015

Two years after the dissolution of Saviour Machine, in 2015, Clayton committed to playing at Ayreon's Theater Equation shows in Holland in September, reprising his role as "Reason" from the 2004 album The Human Equation.

2016

Following the death of David Bowie in 2016, Eric started a project with his brother Jeff, to record and digitally release a Bowie cover song once a month for a year, in tribute.

This collaboration has led to the writing of potential new Saviour Machine material.

2018

In 2018 he finally returned to music properly, starting a new band called Eric Clayton And The Nine for a European tour.

The band consists of Eric and five Dutch musicians, performing the early Saviour Machine repertoire.

2020

In 2020 Eric releases his first solo album called 'A Thousand Scars', written together with his brother, Adam Pederson, Ludo Caanen and Twan Bakker.

All lyrics written by Eric Clayton and music performed by 'The Nine', produced and mixed by Devon Graves (Psychotic Waltz).

The album contains 15 tracks (79 minutes).

Clayton's vocals can simply be described as operatic.

His voice ranges from high tenor to low baritone to occasionally the deep basso, and is typically filled with dark emotions.

On Legend trilogy as well as on some guest performances he utilized cinematic, narrative speaking vocals.

On Saviour Machine's concerts, Clayton performs several theatrical and symbolic gestures.

He typically paints his face in a way that it resembles an iconic theatre mask, and wears a peculiar forehead jewel as well as black clothes.

Some of his live performances include wearing an American flag during the songs "Legion" and "American Babylon", dipping the Israeli and Palestinian flag into blood, wearing devices that resemble demon wings, and other gestures with separate masks, candles, chains, statues etc.

Clayton's lyrics are deeply spiritual, and on the first two album's include themes ranging from salvation to melodramatic, horror oriented dark romanticism on songs such as "Legion".

As the first album was banned from Christian bookstores due to a certain line in that song, Clayton has somewhat humorously criticized the Christian music scene for its hypocritical manners on songs such as "Ascension of Heroes."

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