Artist description from hardcore poop to Ratt's rapping.

Music Style Alternative

Musical Influences Dr. Pepper

Similar Artists Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, etc.

Artist History Riot Records was formed in 1994 with a new band called Teenage Riot, whose independant label, Rama Magish Records owned. Rama Magish later folded and Teenage Riot became Riot's. Working as hard as that band did, 6 albums in 1996, and the infamous Saliva Tour, the coming and going of drummers, even solo projects, why would Riot need another band. Teenage Riot's last big album came with 'Violent Apathy And The Passionate Kiss" which was an ode to the Smashing Pumpkins' 'Mellon Collie' album did well for a time. Riot later recruited Self-titled (a Teenage Riot satilite project that was then called Purple Penis) with Absolutely Green's Edward Chirico and Nathan DaSilva and Teenage Riot's James Halischak. They would later succeed Teenage Riot. New acts such as Rubber, who later had to change their name because of another band called Rubber, Playskool Prostitutes, and Trifixion later joined. Riot Records was well on it's way, with their promotional releases, Riot Records Tape Release Series.

Group Members James, Mike, Matthew, Chris, Marc, Jamie, Jason, Ryan, Eddie, Nathan, Kieth, Wayne, Mike, Steve, Trevor, i forget his name, Brad, Chad, Phil, Rebecca, and Noel

Instruments everything you can imagine

Albums TEENAGE RIOT: Break (1995, includes 'An Ode To Aaron', 'Fuck You', 'Weenuck', etc.), TEENAGE RIOT - Saliva (1996, includes title track, 'Sonic Cafe', 'Lyel's Kill', etc.), TEENAGE RIOT: Filter (1996, Riot Essential Best Album, 'Vertibra', 'Rawking In Immortality', 'Bastard Fly', etc.), TEENAGE RIOT: Cocksuckers Cramp (1996 includes 'Sheena', 'Extractions Are New', 'Masterbation', etc.), TEENAGE RIOT: Saliva Tour '96 (1996 includes live versions of 'Masterbation', 'Extractions Are New', 'Blacker Than Black', etc.), TEENAGE RIOT: Deep (1996 includes 'Eat The Peach', 'What You Want', 'Cracker', etc.), TEENAGE RIOT: Becum (1996 includes 'Bye Bye/He Was Gay', 'Homo', 'What You Want', etc.) TEENAGE RIOT: Lost In Space (1997 Riot Flop Worst Album Ever, includes title track, 'Bomb', 'Shogunson', etc.), TEENAGE RIOT: Violent Apathy And The Passionate Kiss (1997 double cassette Riot Essential Best Album Ever, includes 'In The Bathroom', 'When Punx Ruled The Earth', 'Don't Mess With His Fro', etc.) PURPLE PENIS: The End Of Mr. Chipmunk (1997 deleted release 1st CD release, includes 'Mission; Improbable', 'Punk Rock 101', 'Kalamazoo Haircut', etc.) SELF-TITLED: self-titled (1998 Riot Essential Best Album Ever, includes 'Mine', 'Walker', 'Find You', etc.), RUBBER/THE SECLUDED MECHANISM: The Secluded Mechanism (1998 Riot Essential Best Album Ever, includes 'Trod', 'Grief', 'Violaphoria', etc.), TEENAGE RIOT: Erebus (1998 includes 'Eat The Peach', 'What You Want', 'Flirt', etc.), SELF-TITLED: Pond (1998 deleted release, includes 'Sexy Fallopian Tubes', 'Saturday Night Live', 'X-Files', etc.), TRIFIXION: Trifixion (1998, includes unknown songs deleted release, no longer in Riot Archives), TEENAGE RIOT: Die (1998 includes title track, 'The Fish Don't Stink Underwater', 'The Pigs', etc.), SELF-TITLED: 007 (1998 EP release, 'Self-Inflicted', 'Fuss', title track, etc.), TEENAGE RIOT: To The Editor (1998 rarities, last Teenage Riot release, Riot Essential Best Album Ever, includes 'Eat The Peach Part II', 'Kajar', 'Weak', etc.), SELF-TITLED: Sucks! (1998 Riot Essential Best Album Ever, includes 'Oppresso', 'I Hate', 'Shoot Up', etc.), SELF-TITLED/MARS HAS THE ADVANTAGE: Trees (2001 Riot Flop Worst Album Ever, collection of Former band's songs, includes 'Sadness', 'Follower Seven', 'Lucky Lad', etc.)

Press Reviews none, and don't expect any.

Additional Info Expect weird stuff.

Location Winnipeg, Manitoba - Canada

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