Dead Sea Effect San Diego, California
Dead Sea Effect started as a mail-art project between San Diego's Peter C. Neusch and Pittsburgh's Justin Vellucci in 2007. It blossomed into a full band when Vellucci relocated to San Diego in 2009.
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