Artist description Like The Rolling Stones on Heroin, like Chuck Berry on acid, old school style 1960s Garage brought back in hopes of destroying popular music. With innovated e-g-a-d chord progessions and simple back beats, with short hair, cool clothes, and old fasion style to die for.

Music Style Garage Rock

Musical Influences Chuck Berry, Iggy Pop and the stooges, The Kinks, Link Wray, The Rolling Stones, MC5, The Animals, The Doors

Similar Artists The Rolling Stones

Artist History Grouped - Late January with 3 members. Months later aquired lead guitarist. Still in existence.

Group Members Robby Rebel - Former renegade, 5 feet 7 inches of american pride, his attitude shows disgust upon society and his outlook is laid back. He does his own thing and does it damn well. -Vocals -Guitar(self-taught)Jared Swilley - Straight-cut looks and bad ass mentality, this bassist brings back the idea of teen rebellion, like a tape on fast-forward his devious mind surpasses everyone with witty result. -Bassist(self-taught)Joe Bradley - New to the insturment, only picked up to rock and roll, he's made to be responsiable but he can still party. Expression through his wailings on the tightened skin of the drums, a malicious grin flashes acrossed his face. -Drummer, keyboard(Self-Taught)Ben Eberbaugh - He's been around and in the different music scenes but has always had the same view, to live, make, enjoy, and die with and through music. A schooled guitarist just waiting to rip out a solo. -Lead Guitarist

Instruments 2 main guitars ranging from Les Paul, Moss riot, and telecaster. A fender jazz bass. About 3 odds and ends of drumsets all for under the cost of $125.

Additional Info Extra: Sorry for the horrible bios, I know, they're bad.

Location Atlanta, Georgia - USA

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