Artist description Anarchy, Spike Liberty, Scarface the Womanizer and Dr. Death Killer Kavorkian: Hardcore Heavyweight Champions of the FTW Wrestling Federation. Foreign Object delivers a blistering punk rock soundtrack while lead singer Anarchy defends the title, both in the ring and onstage. The Real Deal.

Music Style Punk Rock

Musical Influences Decline of Western Civilization, Georgia Championship Wrestling, KISS, ECW, Plasmatics, Village People, Sha Na Na

Similar Artists Fear, Black Flag, Descendents, Dead Kennedys, Bad Brains, Bad Religion, Circle Jerks, All

Artist History The FTW Wrestling Federation was founded in 1995; shortly thereafter Anarchy stripped the heavyweight belt from RUR2000. Back then, the 4 man tag team band consisted of Anarchy, Spike Liberty, Major Discipline and Big Mac. Anarchy successfully defended the title against unworthy opponents until Big Mac flew the coup like a big chicken, that clown. At that point, God's gift to bitches and wrestling, Scarface the Womanizer stepped in to fill Big Mac's boots, leaving a suspicious trail of white powder in his wake. Foreign Object conquered Hollywood, then Frisco and headed for Seattle. Orinally scheduled to headline Lollapalooza in '96, Anarchy blew the whole deal by losing the title to redneck Dixie Drunk, and being reduced to opening band on the third stage. Major Discipline, being the highest ranked officer, was blamed. Before one could say "dissention in the ranks," he suffered a brutal Pear Harbor attack by Anarchy and Spike Liberty, and homicidal physician Dr. Death Killer Kavorkian became the hardest working drumming wrestler in showbiz. Although Anarchy has lost and recalimed the heavyweight title several times, Foreign Object remain The Undisputed Hardcore Heavyweight Tag Team Champions of the FTW Punk Rock Wrestling Federation.

Group Members Anarchy - Vocals, Spike Liberty - Guitar/Vocals, Scarface the Womanizer - Bass/Vocals, Dr. Death Killer Kavorkian - Drums/Vocals

Albums Chair To The Head

Location Hollywood, CA - USA

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