Grakoth is the recording project of David Lieder, a former United States Evangelical recording artist who left the cult Christians and now plays music for the Goddess as a witch and Kabalist. Grakoth mixes rock and danceable pop for thinking people, exploring and exploding hot button issues and shallow soundbites: politics, paganism, materialism, drug policy and so-called "family values."

Listeners of all political and personal views love Grakoth for breaking down and blowing up the easy labels that divide us. In addition to the songs, vocals, guitars and keyboards of Lieder, Grakoth features the mastering of Grammy-winner Ken Tamplin as well as performances by jazz trumpeter and flautist Don Juan, guitarists Jemal-Wade Hines, Kevin Page, Peter Knowlton, Ned Davis and Tim Botsky, featured drummers Chris Azuna and Jim McCarty, Hammer Dulcimer player Patrick McCaffrey, and rapper Barak.