Artist description Two guitars, one bass, one drum set — the classic rock combo, complete with harmony vocals. LOW FIDELITY ALERT: All the songs on this artist page were ripped from a decade-old cassette tape. You have been warned.

Music Style High-voltage folk pop

Musical Influences Beatles, Randy Rhoads, Blivets, Tom Petty, Sonic Youth, Replacements

Similar Artists Replacements, X, Husker Du, Bachman-Turner Overdrive

Artist History When the Sluggos formed in 1989, there were but two: Michael Carmody (acoustic guitar, vocals) and Kent Downing (snare, vocals). Soon they were joined by Stephnnie Decker (bass) and Wayne Gottstine (guitar, vocals), and the band started gigging. In early 1991, Downing left to form the punk group Those Undesirables, and Jeff Jenkins stepped in as drummer. "Sifting for Victims" was recorded live at The Spot in Wichita, Kansas by Mike (Old Joe Clarks) Coykendall on May 24/25, 1991. The Sluggos broke up in October of that year. A semi-reunion featuring Carmody and Gottstine is scheduled for December 15, 2000 at Kirby's Beer Store in Wichita.

Group Members Michael Carmody (guitar, vocals); Stephnnie Decker (bass); Wayne Gottstine (guitar, vocals); Jeff Jenkins (drums).

Instruments guitars, bass, drums

Albums "Sifting For Victims"

Press Reviews It was so long ago...

Location Wichita, Kansas - USA

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