Artist description power trio; an intense display of raw energy and an utter disregard for the presumption that rock is dead.

Music Style Heavy Rock and Roll with strong Punk influences

Musical Influences The Who, Bach, Slayer, Tiffany, Neil Diamond, Jeremiah the Amish flutist, Bjork,Celtic Frost, Brahms, Black Flag, Minutemen, Dead Kennedys, Doc Watson, Vassar Clements

Artist History Perpetually running from the Ecuadorian Government, Horatio Ignatz did stints with One Pound Swedish Fish & Red Rum while he kept his cover as an exchange student in an undisclosed music school. Shunned as the only smoker in his choral group, Horatio developed his diverse guitar sound through puffs of billowing smoke, as he listened to Slayer, Tiffany, The Who and Bach. Rod Ram Rod moved to Miami to pursue his dream of a career in pornography. Realizing his horribly unendowed penis wouldn’t cut the mustard (he lived on mustard and crackers for 5 years), he disappeared for awhile, resurfacing with One Pound Swedish Fish and his old pen pal from Ecuador, Horatio. The rough life Rod was destined to lead made his bass style like an evil spawn of Cliff Burton and Geezer Butler. Timmy the Wrench joined the Federal Witness Protection Program after backing out of a safe-cracking operation before it was too late. The bandits swore they’d kill him as he escaped their underground hideaway, but he got away with perfect timing. Lots of classical, bluegrass, punk rock and anger at the establishment allowed Timmy to develop a frenetic drumming style that is as melodic as it is rhythmic. Timmy met Horatio and Rod while all three did time for jaywalking. They immediately decided to form the band and keep up the front.

Group Members Horatio Ignatz, Rod Ram Rod, Timmy The Wrench

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Drums, Voices

Albums Prohibdo (release date 9/9/99)

Location Kansas City, Missouri - USA

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