D.H. Peligro (July 9, 1959 – October 28, 2022) is best remembered as the drummer of the classic punk band the Dead Kennedys, appearing on three of the band's four albums. He replaced the original drummer Ted (Bruce Slesinger) in February 1981 and remained with the band until it broke up in December 1986. In 1988, he acted as the drummer for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, helping to co-write several songs for the band's fourth studio album "Mother's Milk." When the Dead Kennedys reunited in 2001, Peligro returned as the band's drummer, leaving for a brief period in 2008 and returning in June 2009. As a solo artist performing as "Peligro," he released three studio albums: "Peligro" (1995), "Welcome to America" (2000), and "Sum of Our Surroundings" (2004).