He’s sold over 9 million records worldwide, won four Grammy Awards, had a US Top 40 hit with Just Between You and Me; and the Morrissey-esque swagger of his second solo album The Imposter proves that Kevin Max is much more than one-third of dcTalk. Following the demise of dcTalk Kevin Max didn’t rest on his laurels; he upped sticks to Los Angeles and carved out a career as an artist in his own right. He’s shared a stage with Psychedelic Furs, The Young Dubliners, The Church, and Rich Robinson of The Black Crowes and has toured extensively in Europe and beyond. \"I want to bridge the gap between Christian and mainstream audiences,\" says Max. \"I believe the only way I can have an impact on both is to take off the mask – no hiding my weakness and no apologies for my faith.\"