Artist description 5 ugly guys that love to entertain live audiences. They also enjoy cooking, hiking, tending their garden,and causing trouble on stage.

Music Style Punk

Musical Influences F.Y.P, Guttermouth, The Queers, Screeching Weasel, Backside, N.W.A.,NOFX,Bad Religion,Quincy Punx,Dayglo Abortions,Angry Samoans,White Kaps,Pennywise

Similar Artists A cross between cars crashing, dogs barking, Guttermouth, FYP, The Dwarves, The Quincy Punx, Screeching Weasel, DFL, The Queers and your grandmother

Artist History Dicfor is a strange mutant of a band born on June 15th 1998. It all started when the evil scientist Dr. Dicfor began tinkering in his lab with an experiment that was supposed to bring back to life a gang of crazy fugitives that were put to death by early American settlers, but something went horribly wrong when his drunk assistant Scott Jones accidentally spilled his 40 oz. of beer in the experiment and Dicfor emerged. They immediately started making punk rock music, which drove Dr.Dicfor mad. In attempt to muffle the sound Dr dicfor ran around with his hands over his ears but that couldn’t even keep the loud music from entering his head. He went insane and locked them up in his basement where they grew into a tight, aggressive, fun, and entertaining punk band. One day they realized they needed to get out of the basement and play for an audience. They tricked the doctor’s assistant into letting them out and took him with them to Southern California where they have entertained audiences at places such as The Roxy, Showcase Theater, Chain Reaction, The Shack (fuck the shack), The Liquid Den, Linda's Dollhut, and your mother's house with your dad watching.

Group Members Fred, Hank, Poindexter, Mr. Wicket

Instruments Gutiar, Bass Guitar, Drums, Armpit, Vocals

Albums Dicforfree, Dicforlife.

Press Reviews "They Stink." Jay Sherman (The Critic)

Location Anaslime, California - USA

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