Artist description An Alterna-Punk band, With Mike Beach onGuitar, Mike Paden on Bass, And MattNolan on Drums.

Music Style Punk

Musical Influences Green Day, Blink-182, Offspring, NOFX, Bouncing Souls, Ten Foot Pole

Similar Artists Green Day

Artist History I will not use complete senteces because our history is too long. Ok here i go. The twoMikes join and get in a hardcore band. Both hate hardcore, so quit and play punk music together. At time, both are using terrible equipment. They play together for a while with Ryan Merkl and Matt Nolan playing drums sometimes. They record demo tape. They are called LACE. Comes out not too good. Mike Beach quits due to his feelings abouyt where the band was going and feels he needs time. Mike B. meets up with Matt. He writes new songs and plays with Matt. Soon Tom Sands joins band. We name the band Painless Stroke (dont ask). He cannot make the practcices due to his location of living ( he lived too far from us.) Tom is out of the band, and he remains very cool to the band. Mike is asked back in and he comes. Mike B. has newer songs and both have good equipment. Matt is ready to rock out. So they start their thing. Recording of demop tape is done(they are 3 bucks).They play at the NFA Pavillion party and did ok. They then play at Sanford's party. Then buy a P.A. system and have speakers. They are now ready to have some fun. And now is now. OK

Group Members Mike Beach-guitar/vocals/pacman champ/beater of the indianMike Paden-bass/backup vocals/the caneMatt Nolan-drummer/singing to himself during songs/looking at himself in microwave

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Drums

Albums none yet, soon to be one out int he course of next few months

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Location New Windsor, New York - USA

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