17 Facts About Damian Kulash

Damian Kulash is the lead singer and guitarist of the American rock band OK Go.

Damian Kulash attended Beauvoir School and graduated from St Albans School in 1994.

Damian Kulash trained as a youth at the Interlochen Arts Camp.

The family name was originally "Kulas" when Damian Kulash's great-grandparents lived in Poland.

Damian Kulash released three CDs in his senior year: an album of experimental Elvis covers, an eponymously titled five-song EP from his electronic pop band Square, and Appendices, a collection of more than a dozen miscellaneous recordings from his time in college, including solo songs, collaborations with friends, class projects, studio experiments, and recordings from previous bands.

In May 1998, Damian Kulash won Brown University's Weston Prize in music composition.

Damian Kulash graduated from Brown University in 1998, with a concentration in Art-Semiotics.

Damian Kulash was greatly influenced by many bands from the Washington DC area, such as Fugazi, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, and Lungfish.

Damian Kulash is a fan of post-hardcore and indie rock.

On March 9,2010, Damian Kulash announced OK Go's departure from EMI via their YouTube channel.

In 2023, Damian Kulash co-directed the comedy-drama film The Beanie Bubble, alongside his wife, screenwriter and director Kristin Gore.

Damian Kulash was previously married to artist Shana Lutker and later designer Ambra Medda.

In early 2008, Damian Kulash wrote a passage in Ben Karlin's book Things I've Learnt from Women Who've Dumped Me.

Damian Kulash described one of his previous, unsuccessful relationships, involving a dog which he shared with his partner.

Damian Kulash had previously written two other op-eds in the New York Times: one in 2008 about Net Neutrality and another in 2005 about the Sony BMG CD copy protection scandal.

Damian Kulash has testified in Congress in favor of Net Neutrality.

In March 2014, Damian Kulash was part of a viral video, titled "First Kiss".