Artist description In light of the recent events which have gripped this nation, and the new world that we live in... the Bigwigs bring you deeply touching songs exploring themes such as: terrorism, child abuse, love, adolescence, sexuality, abnormal sexuality, homosexuality, pedophilia, and canabalism.

Music Style Acoustic

Musical Influences HA! It's more like who did WE influence!!! Okay... maybe not.

Similar Artists Bloodhound Gang, on a BAD day...

Artist History The identities of the members of the Bigwigs will be kept confidential for their own protection. heheh. The Bigwigs started as two guys back in early 1996. We'll call them Sasquatch and P.O.W. P.O.W. had been playing guitar for about three weeks, and 'Squatch had never really sung before. The two decided they'd make a GREAT band. From those meager beginnings, the Bigwigs went on to become probably the best musical performers to ever come out of Fayetteville, Georgia. That's SO sad... The band stuck it out through criticism, hatred, and disgust. Okay, reall, they didn't. The band performed its last ever show in May of 1998. Still, the memory lives on!!!

Group Members Sasquatch - vocals, occasional very bad guitar, and lyrics. P.O.W. - Bad guitar, extraneous noises, some lyrics. Mushy Monroe - Drums, guitars once, corniest jokes. Mr. 'Bouttaloseit - Bass, guitar, psychotic voices. Dingo - Bad bass, worst attitude. Dorkwick - Said he could play drums. What a liar. Koreandrugboy - Played guitar on a music video. Sucked at it too. Mr.Bubble - Fat, but MAN could he play guitar. Threatened to beat up P.O.W. on occasion.

Instruments Acoustic guitars, cheap drums, a crappy microphone, and a Sony radio.

Albums Cherry Flavored Estrogen Pills

Press Reviews Listeners either LOVED us or HATED us. Pretty 50/50.

Location Atlanta, Georgia - USA

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