Artist description punk rock from the L.A area with influences from punk,rock n roll,darkwave,death rock and other shit.

Music Style punk rock.

Musical Influences Ramones,Samhain,danzig,The Cure,Turbonegro,Guns N' Roses,Social Distortion,Backyard Babies,Damnation,New York Dolls etc.

Artist History December suicide is a band from the L.A county area (santa fe springs)with influences from Punk to Rock N' roll and many other styles of music (accept Hardcore,Emo,and indie rock). December suicide got together in late 1998 under the name The Liberats wich in 2002 was changed to december suicide.The band was started by Brandon and Ralph when a local band disturbed 98 wich ralph was in was falling apart (later to get back together) and ralph at the time was the guitarist of disturbed98 (later to play drums for liberats/december suicide.).So ralph met up with brandon through a friend. To later ask Shecky to play bass which at the time didnt have one..so,many days and nights of prostituting himself to dirty old men,he got enough money to buy one.We went on for a while as 3-peice band.Then one day Brandon was talking to Ron (assailants) and he said he knew a singer,so we started thinking it would be alot better if we got a singer. We set up a practice with the soon to be singer Cory Scarlet,we were very impressed. So Cory joined the band and after playing alot of shows and whatnot, Ralph left the band and moved to Missouri for personal issues. So we welcomed Tony A.k.A Grek into December Suicide...Were comin back a rockin. To be continued.....

Group Members Cory Scarlet=Vocals,Brandon=Guitar,Schecky Only=Bass,Ralph=Drums

Instruments vocals,guitar,bass,drums and THE TUBA

Location santa fe springs, norwalk, whittier, Los Angeles., CA. - USA

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