Guy Ritter

instrument = Vocals, guitar origin = Oregon, U.S. occupation = Musician years_active = 1985–1987, 1989–1993, 1996–2004, 2017 website =

Guy Ritter (born circa 1966 At the time of Holy Danger's beginning in 1985, Ritter was 19. There was much speculation on why Ritter departed, such as "This was Guy Ritter's last album with the band. His reasons for leaving were he was getting tired of the thrash vocals and medical allegory" or "Apparently Guy Ritter was unhappy with this new heavier direction the band had taken and decided to part ways in the middle of the recording." They formed the band with Matt Rosenblum, a drummer Gary knew, and Matthew Fallentine, Ritter's now-brother-in-law. The band disbanded in 2004. In 2020, it was announced that Ritter would be performing vocals, alongside Luke Easter, who replaced Ritter in Tourniquet, and Erik Mendez (ex-Tourniquet, 2050) playing guitar on the album, with David Husvik (Extol, Azusa) on drums, recording on Lenaire's sophomore solo album. In 2021, the band was announced as FLOOD, consisting of Ritter, Lenaire, Mendez, Husvik, and Anna Sentina.

Personal life Ritter is married to Christin Ritter, Matthew Fallentine's sister. Ritter worked on editing systems for Fox Sports. He enjoys exercise, including hiking and cycling.

Bands Current Flood – vocals (2020–present)

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