Artist description The best guitar, bass and Tupperware band in NJ, complete with oddball lyrics and more hooks than football team full of pirates.

Music Style Novelty Folk-Punk or whatever we feel like

Musical Influences Beatles, Jonathan Richman, Frank Zappa, the Muppets

Similar Artists They Might Be Giants, King Missile, Ween

Artist History In the early 90s, a Rutgers University radio promotion writer (with his invisible friend) and a cartoonist joined their creative forces in a musical project. It included acoustic guitar, percussion on toy drums, cookie tins and an old Frisbee. They were soon joined by bass and lead guitar. Several recordings later, many "Fred Heds" walk the earth.

Group Members Geverend Dee, Brushwood Thicket Farmer, Gerrymiah T. Bullfrog, Jim Bob Rubbernecker, Tiny, I.F. Chester

Instruments guitars, bass & random crap for drums

Albums Chester's Dozen, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Necessity is the Motherfucker of Invention

Press Reviews "A Halo Called Fred...the best guitar, bass and Tupperware trio to come out of New Jersey" -- Rolling Stone "Rarely has a record been so offbeat, so purposely railing against the standards of pop music and so damn good.... Brilliant." -- Smug Magazine "A rag-tag, foul-mouthed, over-educated, under-stimulated, lawsuit-courting bunch of no-account clowns determined to skiffle and batter their way into your black-nail-polished heart. Thank you, God!" -- Alternative Press

Location Highland Park, NJ - USA

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