Artist description The Odd Squadd is a band from the Midwest with a fresh new sound and a great live show. They have many years experience in the music industry and it shows in their brilliantly sculptured song writing. Their melodies will carry you away and stick with you long after you listen to them.

Music Style Rock, Power Pop, Alternative

Musical Influences Marvelous 3, Goo Goo Dolls, Kiss, and sooooooo many others from ABBA to Zeppelin.

Similar Artists Marvelous 3, Goo Goo Dolls, Foo Fighters, Weezer,

Artist History Jason knew Jeff and then Jeff knew this one guy, but that didn't work, and then Jason knew this other guy, but that didn't work either, so Jeff knows Jason and Jason knows Jeff and we started a band, and stuff.

Group Members Jason Vetos-Guitars, Acoustic Guitars, Keyboards, Lead and Backing Vocals, Bass, and Bird Whistle; Jeff Deignan-Drums, Percussion, Lots of Cymbals, Vibra-slap, Cow Bell, Triangle, Rims, Sticks and Background Noises.

Instruments Throats, strings, and sticks

Albums Bipolar (coming in fall of 2000)

Press Reviews As soon as the first song "Skinny Girl" kicks in, it's pretty obvious that Dakota's The Odd Squadd know a thing or two about writing catchy power pop and rock songs that bare comparisons to Nelson, Innuendo, The Rembrandts, Terminal Romance and even in places the mighty Rolling Stones. The Odd Squadd's music simply makes you smile, the radio friendly warmth of the songs have enough potential to cross over into the charts, it happened for The Rembrants and it could easily happen for The Odd Squadd provided they get help from a label to get them there. The band are currently putting the final touches to their debut album which should be avalble a the end of the summer. Until then check this ep out, Recommended. Rating:- 8/10 (By Nicky Baldrian- Sound Barrier Magazine UK)

Additional Info Special Thanks to Scott Webb for all his hard work!! You Rock!!

Location Sioux City, Ia - USA

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