Brendon Porkart

Brendon Kowalski Porkart (born March 23, 1987) is an American singer. He was the original frontman for Triple Seven. During his time with them, they had an undeniably deathcore style. He was on the EP, The Painkiller That Committed Suicide, and would be succeeded by Ash Erickson. He is now the vocalist for melodeath quartet Cornucopia of War.

Recently Porkart did a guest spot on his old band's Saint Valentine-themed single "The Hots for Malevolence".

Background information

 * Birth name: Brendon Kowalski Porkart
 * Born: March 23, 1987 (age 34); Barre, Vermont, United States
 * Origin: Essex, Vermont, United States
 * Genres: Melodic death metal, deathcore
 * Occupation(s): Vocalist, songwriter
 * Instruments: Vocals
 * Years active: 2006-present
 * Labels: Prosthetic, Stillborn

Personal life
Well after the fact he was unceremoniously fired, he keeps in touch with Ray Drieberg, and has expressed nothing but praise for Erickson. Upon becoming a dad to one girl, he's come to regret the more sexist lyrics that made it onto The Painkiller That Committed Suicide (by extension, A Prayer for the Damned).