6025

6025 was the rhythm guitarist for the American hardcore punk band Dead Kennedys, from June 1978 to March 1979. Due to his short tenure in the band and avoidance of the public eye since, very little is kn

6025 was the rhythm guitarist for the American hardcore punk band Dead Kennedys, from June 1978 to March 1979. Due to his short tenure in the band and avoidance of the public eye since, very little is known about him, and he is most well-known for the mysteries surrounding his departure from the band. His full name has never been given, though he is referred to as "Danny" by Klaus Flouride in the Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables 25th Anniversary DVD, while others have said that his name is "Carlos".

6025's guitar playing with the band was very minimal and generally shadowed the bassline of Klaus Flouride, with lead guitarist East Bay Ray doing the majority of guitar work. He wrote six songs with the band - "Ill in the Head" and "Foward to Death", both which appear on the band's debut album Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables, "Gaslight", "Short Songs", and "Straight A's", which were only ever played live and released on 2004's Live at the Deaf Club, and "Religious Vomit", which appears on the EP In God We Trust, Inc.. He ultimately departed before the recording of any studio albums, but does guest as a second guitarist on the studio recording of "Ill in the Head." 6025's lyrics were noticeably different from the rest of the band's repertoire, focusing on strange, nonsensical imagery and a morbid, fatalistic tone as opposed to vocalist/songwriter Jello Biafra's political satire.