Artist description Actually this is our own unique style and sound i like to call 'trash metal'.

Music Style Simple and cranked.

Musical Influences Freight train collisions.

Similar Artists LOL... YOU tell ME!

Artist History After 'Threshold Of PAIN' dissolved into the void of Rock non-history i moved out to Montana. By what must be a pure accident of fate i meet Jack Wiley, a native Montanan fresh from a period of seclusion in the Alaska outback. We discover we share the same 'taste' in 'music'. In the course of our bar-hopping discussions on 'musical theory' we run across this bum, Rolland Drummond, who apparently, when not rummaging through garbage cans for food, spends his time beating on them. We instantly recognize this as 'potential' and fix him up with a drum kit procured at a garage sale. We try him out to find that while he's definitely not what one would consider a 'flash' drummer he can keep one helluva beat. After a bit of experimentation (and many bottles of Yukon Jack) we stumble upon a 'sound' i immediately dub 'trash metal'. Kronic Wasting Dizeez is 'born'. Or so we thought... without warning, tragedy struck during a practice session for our latest album, "!,-.:;?" when years of a diet consisting mainly of cold dumpster fries took it's toll and Rolland's heart exploded leaving us drummerless! Following the requisite 5 minutes of mourning, a discussion on what to do next to find a new drummer [and hopefully one with a younger cardiovascular system] abruptly ended in profound silence when i glanced over at 'Yukon' Jack just in time to see him glance over at me and simultaneously we go snake-eyes as we realize we were thinking the exact same thing: we track down the 18-year-old neighborhood kid, Moe Neilson, who we've been using as our roadie. I said to him "you know that stuff you haul around for Rolland sometimes?" He responds "you mean his drumset?" Yep. We become encouraged because he knows what a drumset is. 'Yukon' asks him if he thinks he could beat on it like Rolland did. His response... and i quote: "Uh.... yeah". It turns out he can. I decide it fitting he have an alias like the rest of us and for a joke, since he's so much younger than 'Yukon' and me, i dub him 'baby-face'. I'm hoping the rest will be history.

Group Members Andy 'the Emperor' Kidd-electric guitars; 'Yukon' Jack Wiley-electric guitars; [the late] Rolland (the hammer) Drummond-percussion and our new drummer: Moe 'baby-face' Neilson.

Instruments Electric guitars, drums

Albums "(sic)"; "TERMINAL"; "INFECTED"; " Kronic Wasting Dizeez"; "!,-.:;?" and "rotting brainmatter" [a KWD 'sampler'].

Press Reviews "'sic'(sic) is the word for it... they should be named 'Kronic Rhythm Dizeez'" - Rollin' Stoned Magazine, April '01; "at first we were like 'what is this?' and when the CD was over it was 'what was that?'"- Guitar Slayer Magazine, Aug. '01;

Location Butte, Montana - USA

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