disbanded, Living Sacrifice reunited and released their sophomore EP, Death Machine. Before the band reunited, Gray left Evanescence along with LeCompt. In 2008, Soul Embraced released their fourth album, Dead Alive. In 2009, Gray and LeCompt formed a project with fellow ex-Evanescence member Ben Moody and two other members (Carly Smithson, Marty O'Brien) called We Are the Fallen. In 2010, Living Sacrifice released their seventh album The Infinite Order, which featured many guest spots, including David Bunton of The Showdown and Joe Musten of Advent. In 2012, Gray produced an EP by then-local band Every Knee Shall Bow. The band soon after signed to Rottweiler Records, which Soul Embraced signed soon after. Gray joined Solus Deus soon after they started. In 2012, they released their debut, self-titled EP, and in 2013 their sophomore release, The Bloodtrail as well as their third EP, The Plague in 2017, featuring Darryl McDaniels from Run-D.M.C. In 2013, both Living Sacrifice and Soul Embraced released albums: Ghost Thief, which featured artists such as Ryan Clark of Demon Hunter and Dave Peters of Throwdown and Mythos, which featured Fitzhugh. In 2014, Fatal Thirteen broke up. Three other projects emerged, including Creepy Carnival, which Gray formed with Wretched Graverobber and Spano Graverobber of the horror punk band Grave Robber, and Jeff Bowie of Descended from Wolves, Mourningside, and Soul Embraced. The other projects were Even Devils Die, another project with LeCompt, and his other solo project, under the name Rocky Gray. In 2015, Gray recorded a solo album, titled Accursed, and many of the tracks appeared on the soundtrack for Killing Floor 2 (released by Tripwire Interactive; soundtrack released by Solid State Records) Gray stated that he wanted Living Sacrifice and Soul Embraced to have a new release by 2016. In 2015, Gray composed the score for the film The Barn and the video game based on the movie. In 2016, Gray was nominated for a "Best Scorer" award for his work on The Barn. Later that year, Gray, alongside longtime friend LeCompt, joined local Arkansas gothic rock band Cryptic Memoirs. Gray composed music for the 2017 film 10/31, and composed music for the upcoming film Cryptids. Gray also wrote "The Samhain Slasher" for the 10/31 anthology. Personal life Rocky Gray is married to Renée Gray, and they have two children, Abraham and Madison. They live in Little Rock, Arkansas. His brother-in-law, Chad Moore, plays with Gray