Eyal Levi (born May 22, 1979) was an American extreme and progressive death
metal guitarist, synth player, and record producer from Atlanta, Georgia. Levi
co-founded the band Dååth (originally known as Dirt Nap) with Mike Kameron, whom
he had performed with since middle school. They attended the Berklee College of
Music before leaving to focus on the band. Levi released the self-produced debut
album Futility in 2004. After signing with Roadrunner Records, Levi performed on
the recording The Hinderers (2007), which featured the tracks “Festival Mass
Soulform” and “Subterfuge”. He ...