Artist description Two Brothers with their eyes on the world. The Beebe brothers' wirlwind musical career has included involvment with Pope John Paul the Third, The Mundanes, James Call, General Handywork, Jonas Ted Bond and Mike Garlington as well as being the owners of the influential Venereal Studios. These prolific drunkards have left their unmistakable musical stench on each and every project they've involved themselves with and every song they've produced. Girls: these are the lads you want to father your hordes of drooling slave children. Act now. Join the revolution. Be an individual. Do as we say.

Music Style Freak-Out/Crap-Core/far-out/anti-folk/other genres with hyphens in their names

Musical Influences Beatles, Elvis Costello, Devo, Digital Underground, Mono Puff, Woody Guthrie, George Harrison, David Bowie, Steely Dan, Sun Ra, Public Enemy, Tom Waits, Pixies, Stevie Wonder, David Byrne, Bob Dylan, George Clinton, KRS 1, Talking Heads, Sex Pistols, Charles Mingus, Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, Violent Femmes

Similar Artists Screamin Jay Hawkins, Wings, Money Mark, Beck, They Might Be Giants, Mr. Bungle, Thomas Dolby, John Lennon, Beastie Boys, Fats Waller, Henry Mancini, Robert Johnson, Ween, Frank Black, Del, Three Suns

Artist History Ryan and Adam Beebe are brothers of cosmic proportion. They were there when life began; some beleive that they where in fact the cataslyst that created life. As they slowly envoloped the world with their hollow love, they spiritially merged with electronic devices to spread their message of unhappiness.

Group Members Ryan Beebe Adam Beebe

Instruments All of them

Albums Pope John Paul the Third, Experiments in Crap-Core, James Call:Power

Additional Info They're Funky too

Location Emerald City, The Wonderful Land of OZ - USA

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