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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Lee_AltusLee Altus - Wikipedia

    Lee Altus is a Ukrainian-American heavy metal guitarist currently playing in Exodus and Heathen.

  2. it.wikipedia.org › wiki › Lee_AltusLee Altus - Wikipedia

    Lee Altus (Odessa, 13 maggio 1966) è un chitarrista statunitense di origine ucraina di musica heavy metal, attualmente nelle file del gruppo thrash metal Exodus dal 2005, ove ha preso il posto di Rick Hunolt.

  3. www.metal-archives.com › artists › Lee_AltusLee Altus - Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives

    Leonid Altus. Age: 58 (born May 13th, 1966) Place of birth: Ukraine (Odesa, Odesa Oblast) Gender: Male. Trivia. He moved to the United States from the Soviet Union (Ukraine) at the age of 15. Lee was one of the auditions for Megadeth in 1989 when they were looking for a new guitarist.

  4. www.youtube.com › watchEXODUS - Persona Non Grata: PART 4 - Making of Album ... -...

    26 ott 2021 · Lee Altus of EXODUS talks about the making of the eleventh studio album, Persona Non Grata, out November 19th, 2021 via Nuclear Blast Records. Listen: https:...

  5. it.wikipedia.org › wiki › Exodus_(gruppo_musicale)Exodus (gruppo musicale) - Wikipedia

    Lee Altus nel 2017. La storia degli Exodus iniziò con l'incontro del batterista Tom Hunting, dei chitarristi Tim Agnello e Kirk Hammett e del bassista Geoff Andrews. Agnello lasciò subito il gruppo per il futuro leader Gary Holt. Non riuscendo a trovare un cantante, Hunting decise di ricoprire anche questo ruolo.

  6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Persona_Non_Grata_(Exodus_album)Persona Non Grata (Exodus album) - Wikipedia

    This album also features guest appearances from former Exodus guitarist Rick Hunolt and guitarist Lee Altus' bandmate in Heathen, Kragen Lum, who both provide guitar solos on one of the album's tracks, "Lunatic-Liar-Lord".

  7. reverb.com › news › reverb-interview-exodus-lee-altusReverb Interview: Exodus’ Lee Altus | Reverb News

    4 feb 2016 · Exodus' Lee Altus chatted with Reverb.com about his lifelong attachment to ESP guitars, the preamp he can’t live without and why he believes metal is hot again.