Artist description Erotic Suicide is a band that builds their energy from their passion and love for rock and roll. Whether playing live or in the studio, each member of this band surrenders every ounce of himself to the music in which he is playing.

Music Style Hard Rock, Metal, Glam, rock and Roll, Sleaze , trash

Musical Influences Motley Crue, Faster Pussycat, Kiss, Enuff Z Nuff, Dangerous Toys, Junkyard, Skid Row

Similar Artists Junkyard, faster Pussycat, Dangerous Toys, Poison, L.A, Guns, Guns n Roses

Artist History Erotic Suicide was formed in late 1993. Their first album entitled “ Abusement Park” was released in 1994 and it established the band as a driving force in energetic rock music. The band began playing shows to support “Abusement Park” and have played in support of such acts as Ugly Kid Joe, Jackyl, Ace Frehley, Bang Tango, and Vince Neil. In 1996, Erotic Suicide self financed a video for “ Can’t Remember” , which was mentioned on MTV Europe Headbangers ball by Vanessa Warwick. In the beginning of 1998, the band began work on their sophomore effort entitled “Perseverance’, and the result was a much more mature outing encompassing 14 well written songs. Initial sales have proved promising and the power of the internet has built this dedicated band a diverse following worldwide. In recent Erotic Suicide news, the band played in support of Sebastian Bach on February 24th in Branson, Missouri. The band was well received with an overwhelming response during their short but sweet, 45 minute set.

Group Members Kyle St. Clair- GuitarsBilly Stevens-GuitarsRyan Wall - BassMike Pierce- VocalsD Rose- Drums

Instruments Two Guitar attack, pounding bass, thumping drums, and awesome vocals

Albums Abusement Park, Perseverance

Location Oklahoma City, OK - USA

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