There are at least three artists sharing the name:

1. Underground lyrical terrorist, Grav, (Real name: Andrew Kirkland) is among Chi town's most jovial and modest rappers. His personality is a blend of tranquillity and sangfroid, whether he's belting out razor sharp metaphors or head-nodding in time with a hip hop DJ. He grew up in Harlem when hip hop's street poets began taking a firm hold on the minds and hearts of New York's disenfranchised urban youth. He often journeyed to a park within the Lincoln Projects at 135th Street between Fifth and Madison avenues to hear such emerging hip hop artists as Doug E. Fresh beat box or rhyme. In 1992, Grav moved to the Midwest to major in computer animation and sound engineering at the Art Institute of Chicago. Once he got to the Windy City, Grav decided to settle in the section of town referred to as Wicker Park and was then introduced to the city's underground hip hop scene through his roommate, Free. He took on the name "Grav" when he teamed up with rapper, Magpie, and went solo in 1994. During this time Grav decided to seriously enter the rap game and lie concentrated on captivating audiences with the machine gun rhythm of his incredible flow and delivery at the legendary B Side Café. Grav rapidly graduated from headliner to host, with shows on Chicago's underground rap circuit. His debut album "Down To Earth" released in 1996, adds to the handful of projects that Grav already has on his plate, like rhyming on countless underground mix tapes and contributing to producer No.ID album.

2. Grav is a black metal duo of Swartadauthuz and Sir.N. hailing from Norrland in Sweden. Grav is anti-life, anti-bands, anti-live and anti-playing.

3. Grav is a psychedelic/blues rock jam band from Cleveland, Ohio.

A staple of the local jam scene, their self-titled first album is set to be released February 15th